Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
3,
1953
TOO
MANV
bKKR
NORTH
BAY,
ont
(CPw
"am
Avery
wa.,
drlvlng
highway
near
here
when
h
coiilronted
bv
thr.
L.
1
S
Wallace's
Department
Store
managed
to
avoid
two'of
but
struck
the
third
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"I
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Hew
Vaccine
Developed
in
Toronto
Used
on
Troops
to
Combat
Influenza
appeared
In
the
bush
dsJrV
Injuries.
The
front
of
-
J
was
badly
damaged
Toronto
(CP)-Tho
develop-,
a
vaccine
for
Influenzy
Is
sub
mont
nf
on
Influenza
vaccine
by
sidized
bv
defenca
research
the
Connaught
Laboratories
m
boart)
8rents,
For
action
try
ClossifiJ
Toronto
may
someaay
mane
n
possible
for
the
general
public
Sometimes
Aces
Must
lie
Discarded
To
Make
Did
A
takeout
double
after
an
opening
bid
of
one
in
major
suit
usually
shows
ability
to
play
the
other
to
be
inoculated
against
uu:
virus.
Although
It
Is
not
yet
ready
for
general
use,
the
vaccine
has
been
used
on
armed
services.
Results
are
still
being
assessed.
Last
winter
Dr.,
George
Dempster,
who
Is
responsible
for
the
major.
Mr.
Masters
lacked
that
ability
in
today
s
dea:
'
so
he
chose
to
overcall
instead
of
double.
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DEPT.
STORE
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With
as
much
as
three
aces,'
Mr.
Dale
didn't
feel
he
could
I
stav
out
of
the
auction.
His
production
of
the
vaccine
at
.the
Connaught
Laboratories,
Inoculated
100
nurses
and
80
medical
partner's
failure
to
make
a
take
j
Shows
n
I
M
"Hcsla
Fr,l.
I
West
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Maxim)
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10
8
students
who
had
volunteered
:
out
double
made
it
exiremeiy
unlikely
that
there
was
a
good
,
at
IWRIOWW
"L,'l's
Go
FUhliu
1
-
9
p.m.
Cartoon
-
Stvt
for
tests.
The
180
persuns
showed
an
appreciable
increase
In
the
antibody
levels
of
their
blood
but
because
there
was
no
West
F.ilt
CONSTABLE
G.
E.
Barclay
has
been
charged
with
manslaughter
in
the
death
of
14-year-old
Garfield
Belfon
who
was
shot
in
the
basement
of
a
Toronto
dental
supply
company.
Barclay
said
he
was
investigating
buri'inrv
in
the
basement
of
the
building
Sunday
night
when
a
crate
was
apparently
pushed
toward
him,
knocking
him
backward.
As
he
fell
his
gun
discharged.
Three'
alleged
companions
of
tlu
boy
have
hw
remanrted
cn
charges
of
breakl.ig
anG
entering.
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(Mr.
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
MrBcide
Street
influenza
epidemic
In
Canada
this
year
Dr.
Dempster
was
un
(Mr.
Mi'Fk)
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The
Gringo
Gisnf
was
Mad
!
!
heart
fit.
His
actual
two
dia-;
mond
bid
was
a
forward-going
:
action
and
was
so
construed
by
Mr.
Masters.
To
test
out
the
possibility
of
a
no
trump
game,
Mr.
Masters
bid
two
spades
to
show
a
stopper
in
that
suit.
With
this
information,
Mr.
Dale
bid
three
no
trump.
The
contract
was
no
laydown.
In
view
of
his
awkward
single-j
ton
in.
clubs
Mr.
Dale
had
to
handle
the
situation
just
right.
The
king
of
spades
was
opened
and
he
let
it
win.
He
also
duck-.
ed
the
following
leads
of
the
able
to
make
any
Important
assessment
of
the
protection
af
-1
forded
by
the
Inoculations.
j
The
Connaught
Laboratories
have
been
producing
the
vac-1
cine
since
the
pandemic
oul-
Sou
til
(Mr.
Hair)
810
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The
bidding:
I
break
of
lnfluenzy
hi
1018-10.
Council
passed
a
police
com-!
Latest
factor
in
the
fight
FOOTBALL
ASSOCIATION
East
.'ass
fans
"
miitee
reommendiition
that
20
egalnst
the
'flu
Is
the
nt
steel
chairs
be
bought
for
the
1
giulination
test.
The
test
shows
lha
ontlhnriv
Ipvp
nf
tnA
son.
Wost
North
is
a
c
Pass
1
S
All
pass
I
police
court
at
a
cost
of
J160
to
i
"
blood.
.
.
'
Ject's
!
renlace
the
old
ones.
Research
In
the
pi.Juctlon
of
CFPR
queen
and
jack
of
spades,
or.
I
which
Mr.
Meek
discarded
clubs
J
Winnii.g
any
one
of
the
first
i
three
tricks
would
have
resulted
in
defeat.
j
At
trick
toi'r
Mr.
Abel
had
no
better
lead
than
another
spade
j
and
this
was
won
with
the
ace
i
1
on
the
board
whiie
Mr.
Dale
'
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report
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Community
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payers
association
drawing
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haolth
DANCE
And
Presentofion
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Friday,
Dec.
4
Dancing
10-2
Tickets
$1
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each
Including
all
refreshments
CUUI1C11
a
dblCllUUll
bllC
in-amu
hazard
resulting
from
defective
THURSDAY
PM.
6:00
Snpper
Serenade
septic
tanks
in
the
500
block
Sec
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8,
was
referred
to
the
health
committee
for
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Bill
Oood
H:I5
Morning
Devotions
8
:30
Itminl
Album
discarded
the
ace
of
clubs.
All
of
dummy's
clubs
were
j
now
run,
getting
everybody
j
down
to
four
cards.
Mr.
Meek'3
i
hand
didn't
matter.
Dummy
was
I
'
left
with
queen
and
one
in
each
led
suit.
Mr.
Dale
had
a
double-Ion
ace
in
each
red
suit.
On
the
run
of
the
clubs
Mr.
Abel
had
been
forced
to
let
go
of
his
good
spade
and
his
sl
four
cards
had
to
be
kin:'
and
one
I
in
each
red
suit.
j
On
the
bidding,
Mr.
Abel
fig-
i
ured
to
have
both
ed
kings
so
I
st
trick
10
Mr.
Da.e
led
to
his
ace
of
diamonds
and
put
Mr.
Abel
in
with
another
diamond
lead.
The
resultant"
lead
away
from
the
king
of
hearts
gave
him
two
tricks
in
that
suit
and
his
contract.
used
a
gun
all
you
have
to
do
Us
u.se
a
little
HORSE
SENSE
to
make
a
steal
on
one
of
our
SELECT
A-l
ISEI)
CAUS
DINING
PLEASURE
LOOK
HERE
!
FRIDAY
NIGHT
10
p.m
-2
a.m.
$1.00
per
person
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BY
THE
WESTERNAIRES
EVERYONE
INVITED
in
'51
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Pick-up
.
.
.
Immaculate
condition,
low
mileage,
looks
like
neu,
drives
like
new,
t
real
steal
at
(13R&.00
I
'50
Austin
A-40
Sedan.
In
dollar
for
dollar
economy
you
can't
beat
this.
If
old
Jesse
knew
about
this
steal,
he'd
turn
over
in
his
grave.
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you'll
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real
honey
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.
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'50
Ford
Sedan,
beautiful
2-toue
blui
vhitewalls,
heater
and
Hir
conditioning,
2
-speaker
custom
radio,
back-up
light.-
and
many
other
features
One
owner
.
.
.
always
kept
In
garage
und
never
driven
in
winter.
Come
on
down
and
try
It
out,
you'll
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proud
of
this.
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
TOTEM
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afternoon
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and
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that
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Uates
like
it.
Chase
&
day
won
the
wheat
crown
of
North
America
for
the
25th
time
Sanborn
scientists
saw
to
that!
Ihcy
took
on
the
job
of
producing
an
at
the
International
Livestock
"instant
'
worthy
of
Chase
&
Exposition.
The
Luxuty
At
lircnkfust
you
could
always
get
your
toast
light
or
dark
your
bacon
medium
or
well-done
your
eggs
2,
3
or
4-minute
boiled.
But
your
coffee?
Woll,
you
just
got
coffee!
The
coffee
might
be
too
strong
for
you
it
tasted
bitter.
Or
too
mild
for
.you
it
tasted
weak.
But
if
y
were
in
the
minority
too
bad!
AfUir
all,
one
pot
of
coffee
can't
satisfy
everybody's
taste.
But
then
came
the
revolution
the
"Coffee
Revolution"!
Now
the
most
forgotten
"little
man"
can
get
just
the
cup
of
coffee
he
likes!
(No
matter
if
the
mother-in-law
can't
stand
such
strong
coffee.
Or
if
Cousin
Joe
from
New
Jeh-sey
demands
it
"blacker
than'
your
hat!")
Seriously,
though,
it's
the
women
who
make
the
coffee
who
brought
on
the
revolution!
It
was
they
who
The
new
wheat
king
is
Fred
W.
Hallworth,
46,
of
Taber,
Alta.,
who
took
up
farming
only
three
years
ago
after
25
years
In
electrical
work.
His
"Reward"
variety
of
hard
red
spring
wheat
was
r
i
Sanborn's
100-yoar-old
coffee
reputation.
They
never
relaxed
till
they
had
succeeded
in
eitracting
from
the
finest
coffee
beans
the
color
and
texture
the
rich
robust
flavor
and
aroma
of
freshly
ground
coffee.
Next,
housewives
decided
that
this
definitely
superior
"instant"
plainly
belongs
whenever
and
wherever
coffee
is
served.
And
then,
everybody
caught
on
to
the
other
important
benefit.
Cups
of
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
can
lie
"custom-made"
to
each
person's
taste.
Goodbye
to
the
old
one-pot
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as
the
most
nearly
perfect
of
hundreds
of
samples
y
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at
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pn
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.
(EXCEPT
SUNDAY)
FROM
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ma-
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PRINCE
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TO
JASPER
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Intermediate
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from
Prince
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8:00
p.m.
Convenient
connections
at
Jasper'
lor
points
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and
west.
BUS
SERVICE
train
Prince
Rupert
8:00
am.
Sunday
and
Friday
(Prince
Rupert-Bmlthers
only).
All
times
shown
are
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li.ormatlnn,
call
or
write
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ROBERTSON,
G.A.P.B.,
528
3rd
Ave.
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Phone
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4
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it.
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.
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the
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you
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the
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It's
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with
nearly
100
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ol
coffee
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One
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and
you'"
a8reeifssogoodyoul
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it'
"How
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llko
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Made
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(he
right
8trnngLh
fur
each
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"cuatora-mado"
cu
of
tww
iubtunt
Chase
&
tJanborn
are
fust
becomiug
a
bruukfaat
vogue
among
Canadian
familivs.
Big
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Too
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are
excited
about
the
savings
on
Instant
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&
Hanbom
IMJhe
Bauarand
Aioma
p
DISTILLERS
OF
THE
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"ffiltlClcUctn
ttllt'
WHISKY
Farewell
lo
Grounds
For
the
housewife,
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
means
the
end
of
that
doleful
after-meal
chore
of
scouring
a
stained
coffee
pot
and
disposing
of
coffee
grounds.
Here
is
the
modern,
dainty,
trouble-free
way
of
serving
fine,
coffoc.
loo.
The
regular
size
jar
makes
about
the
same
number
of
cups
as
a
pound
of
regular
ground
coffee.
Vet
it
sells
up
to
4()
less
than
a
pound
of
rogulor
ooffuti,
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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