BUYING
FOR
YOUR
HOME
Monday,
Apil
1J,
1S5.J
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
passing
Footlights
Gay
Borders
Brighten
Linen
Bernice,
Rae
Johnson
Take
Lead
in
Derby
i0,.lS
tiavcllcu
UIO
,,th,M,;.-t
20
years.
liy
KLIJNOKK
LESTER
There
was
a
time
when
fine
hand
embroidery
dressed
up
the
bed
linens
of
all
who
could
afford
It.
Today
this
kind
of
ornamentation
is
little
appreciated
by
most
of
us.
These
days,
color
dresses
up
our
beds.
One
does
not
have
to
t
Prime
ire
and
the
tartans,
to
be
on
the
market
within
a
few
weeks,
will
cost
approximately
S6.D5
to
$7.95.
depending
on
u.e
and
quality.
This
manuIa::l'j.-.T
also
brings
an
authentic
Scottish
tartan
to
a
new
summer
blanket
blended
of
Vicara
fiber,
and
to
gay
fringed
bath
towels.
The
blanket
will
sell
for
about
$9.95
and
the
towels
from
SI
40
to
$2.65,
depending
on
size
Sunny
weather
Sunday
which
turned
out
a
host
Little
Theatre,
after
falling
!
headlong
over
"Lovers'
Leap"
and
landing
with'a
few
bruises,
'
a
little
constructive
criticism,
i
and
some
advice
on
'looking
before
you
leap,'
has
taken
to
the
j
road
aagln.
A
"Strange
Road
"j
This
play
ls
not
meant
for
en-
i
tertalnment,
but
ls
strictly
for
j
festival
presentation.
Its.
extre-
mely
dramatic
story,
Its
unusual
staging
and
its
necessarily
most
!
effective
lluhtine
effects
will
tax
of
anglers
vicing
in
the
Rupert
Rod
&
Gun
Club
open
salt
water
derby
paid
off
for
four
contestants
be
wealthy
or
spend
long
hours
of
work
to
have
eye-appealing
i
linens.
1
who
weighed
in
a
total
of
107
pounds
and
one
ounce
of
spring
salmon
last
night.
,,;!,
i
a
hk'P-vcr
lor
iiinr
to
that
ui.;;iii(l,
lias
and
three
h.iii
been
a
i.d
port
.11
,'Hevciior-r.ial
Johnny
Leading
the
weights
is
the
28
!
.
.
.
...
-
...
cod
by
BUly
Watmough.
Weigh-1"16
imagination
oi
every
paruci-
ATTENTION
lng-in
station
is
at
John
Clausen
!
i""'"
",rcaa
""
'"
u"
"
v
vrfflii
sop
tl.iUi"''1
I'jli.llii.'
,v
bv
c
Si
Son
Cow
Bav
run-lime
renearsai
scneauie,
ana
of
the
ciub
are
The
rierhv
-lruie
Anril
55
A
I
Other
members
Young
Feliows
Who
Are
Linens
in
a.
variety
of
lovely!
shades
blue,
green,
aqua,
rose,
pink
and
malzq,
offer
an
opportunity
to
do
some
Interesting
color-blending
in
the
bedroom.
For
those,
who
like
the'clean.
crisp
look
of
white
linens
but
who
enjoy
a
dash
of
color,
there
are
linens
with
colored
borders
1
One
leading
linen
manufacturer
will
soon
offer
percale
sheets
with
colorful
tartan
borders.
The
same
manufacturer
will
busy
planning
the
staging.
pound,
two-ounce
spring
weighed
,
In
by
Rae
Johnson,
and
Ls
followed
by
a
25-pound,
nine-ounce
specimen
weighed
in
by
wife
Bernice.
Rae
also
entered
the
third
heaviest
fish,
a
24-pound,
six-ounce
spring.
All
were
taken
In
Metlakatla
iiiipany
(')
A
new
plan
is
evolving
which
should
be
of
particular
Interest
Looking
For
DRAPE
5
LACKS
t
mi
the
spring
salmon
derby,
open
to
all:
anglers,
gets
underway
the
foT-l
lowing
da.
Meanwnne,
the
steelhead
derby
has
been
slowed
to
a
crawl
with
only
three
fish
having
been
to
K
to
any
and
all
play
enthusiasts.
Though
this
plan
is
still
in
the
H.i.s
nit
t
ui
prrrr.
the
com-
,,,(!.
t.t.
who
Hew
discussion
stage,
it
is
hoped
that
Paae
on
a
pearl-pink
plug.
!1
lv
;-.
r..-
V.r
A
e
mi
w
elghcd
in
at
Dan'r
Service
Sta
Two
other
anglers
weighing
in
(
,r
lious-
J!
near
future.
Details
have
yet
U
salmon
yesterday
were
Joe
Scott
lin
sheets
witn
provincial
prim
tion
since
Good
Friday.
Leading
there
is
a
16-pounder.
Derby
with
a
14-pound,
four-ouncer
be
settled,
but
the
general
idea
is
to
give
aspiring"
actora
a
closes
May
3.
'
HKST
WOMw
TO
ORAIU
ATE
from
the
prince
Albert
flylnj
club
Bcboot
i
jretty
plea
Wajnyk.
3P
jshe
obUiMtd..hcf.pilof
licence
aftei
30
hours
of
flying
and
months
of
study.
She.U
a
payroll
clerk
-with
the
'Saskatchewan
fovernnmifa
'airway1
office
at
the
Prince
Albert
airport
:
.
-
'.'(.
01
el.ll
borders
and
polka
dots
These
Free
Book
on
Artnritis
And
Rheumatism
miulf
his
the
Lake
,hc
nailed
nt
with
a
,
1"
v
llif
Or
and
Dr.
Hwtor
MacDonald
with
a
14-pound,
12-ouncer,
DIC
K
GII.KEIt
FIRST
Dick
Oilkcr
started
the
salmon
entries
in
the
senior
division
of
the
salt
water
derby
by
weighing
PROP
WASH...
chance
to
cast
off
the
ever;
present
stage
fright
and
get
the
'feel'
of
various
stage
characters,
i
In
doing
this
it
Is
hoped
to
util-
j
lze
plays
and
skits
which
have:
been
written
by
local
persons
!
whose
talents
have
been
too
long
1
buried.
i
mi
Icy
fur
Korea.
u',
of
tin-
Ifeparl-:,
e.,ui.
illations
rid
la
t
wick
-end,
3
Iwpi'V
skipper.
-
;,.
(.rorer
Mr-
Terrace
Board
Asks
Support
Of
Kitimat
Highway,
Request
Gabardine
and
nylon
mixture
-ater
resistant,
non-creasable
With
the
past
week
of
clear
weather.
Instructor
Vic
McOulre
has
been
busy
piling
up
time
on
in
a
18-pound,
13-ounce
spring
Saturday
night,
caught
off
the
Yacht
Club
floats
on
herring
oerfect
style
and
fit.
Beauti
HOW
TO
AVOID
CRIPPLING
DEFORMITIES
An
amazing
newly
enlarged
44-patje
book
emitted
"Rheumatism"
w.'il
be
sent
free
to
anyone
who
will
write
for
it.
It
reveals
why
drugs
and
medi-CJ:e.s
glra
on'y
temporary
relief
and
fail
U-
remove
the
causes
of
the
trouble;
expiaii.s
z
specialized
non-surgical,
non
-
rr.ctltal
treatment
which
has
proven
suc
There
will
be
more
details
as
',
the
plan
takes
shape.
j
ful
shades.
strip.
.,!.
Several
anglers
reported
hook
ititHALiwi.r-iU'rs
have,
beehr
Local
authorities
will
be
ad-
;
v.
h
with
Campbell
sent
V)
all
BcwrrSs
of
Trade
in
'proaclied
concerning
a'
r.tr,.l
r
the
Taylorcraft.
Len
Brewerton.
Ed
Juvlck
and
Bruce
Malcolm,
a
local
high
school
student,
are
now
ready
for
their
solo
fllghU..
With
a
few
modifications
to
the
aircraft;
Ing
salmon
and
losing
them,
while
many
drew
a
complete
;Cetitruland
northern
B.
C,
askifor
Hmhwav
16
Duncan
loir
IE-.
S11.50
Jinco(itli
Couple
said
the
Associated
Boards
Cf.
blank
-!..:ji-'
jll.'H
f
'
!'
h:
The
day
was
not
without
lta
we
were
able
to
accommodate
Harriet
Jla
fere
cessful
for
the
past
33
years.
I.)
leave
for
.
ih:)
was
In
e
h
studied
M-.i
for
his
pi
if-nry
for
:A
under.
"outstanding"
fish
story.
A
little
)
.xfoot
f,einch
DennU
Mul-
v.-.,,.
4111,11.
nn
rml
icra
tlnn
in
glrl,
fishing
off
a
barge
at
Bacon
j
roney
on
nls
first
student
flip.
ing
xupport
vl
me
Terrace
Board
i
r(Juyet
Vi
the
aovem-ment
for
lmusUate
coinpletion
i
of
the
eKSen&ion
f
th
road
bo-;
tweet)
Terrace
ajd
KttlmaV
.
Oeorijc
Vln.enk
of
the
Aluminum
Company
en
Canada
in
an
i
address,
at
a
public
meeting
In
Terrace
early
in
March
aald
his
B.C.
CLOTHIERS
Third
Ave.
W.
Between
BiitiKMst
and
.
Reyal
Hotels
.
I
Fisheries
dock,
got
the
ahock
of
,
iriPn
ha
irned
'
..
XL
ZJTS.,
Z.Z:"'
.
ending
for
thia
instructive
oook.
...
.
i
"
os..
nimrrw
s
vai-oeuiat
uttwciriii
ncii
ne
iwu
on
nn
m
the
Dast
week,
two
oi
tnese
n
tiniinit
fintml
a
f
rrm
in'r.l
i
t
V
rrade
bad
had
correspondenee
on
thiis
malter
and
Uiey
"hajd'
been
as&ured
of
conaWeraticmi
belo
e
the
end
of
tlie
jear.
i
i
lfl
tfte
cornm1itecreporta
Kv.
Roonon
rcixiried,
the-resignation
bf
Hirry
Philip
as
chairman
of
the
JliKhway
and
Parks
committee',
iris
successor
ha
not,
is
yet
been
chosen.
-
;
For
the
Industrial
Committee,
,or
i
being
Bob
Carver
and
John
lctt-ith
canon
Basil
Prockter
It
may
be
the
means
Of
saving
you
years
ol
untold
misery.
Wriuj
lixlay
to
The
Ball
Clinic,
Dept
5217.
Eixeliior
Springs,
"MissourL
an
energetic
spring
salmon
her
first
fLsh.
Mrs.
l,irr
Rubin
(if
,.c
U
for
a
of
the
ink.
;
officiating
!
Three
of
our
students.
Vic
i
xhe
brlde
was
Migs
Ddavinal
Grant.
E.
Rumley
and
Joe
Oos-
Talt
wno
was
Klven
away
by
her
!
Not
knowing
what
to
do
or
land
the
lumolne
salmon,
she
turned
her
rod
over
to
another"!
e:i-,t
ty
way
of
r-v.
ir.ai.aRer
of
'
5
'ic'ies.
MVS
r.vioe
'
bUMnesa
;.t
T-iri.tiU)
and
.s,at
li-11
be
bark
father,
Mr.
Josiah
Tait.
The
i
groom
was
Perry
Barton.
J.
H.
MeConnell
said
there
had;
succee(led
m
bringlng
the
sal
been
several
hiqutrtcj
from
coe
are
now
awaiting
the
arrival
1
of
the
Department
of
Transport
I
Inspector
to
take
their
written
j
examinations,
which
will
com-
j
plete
their
course.
j
To
obtain
a
private
licence,
20
mon
within
i:iffing
.
distance
when
a
third
party
entered
the
fn
B-itK
erttiiA
imvil
li'llot
anil
dihtant
place
for
farm
land.
Also
that
Mr.
Vincent
had
a.s-
I,
The
bridal
party
was
attended
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jeffrey
Benson,
1
and
the
bride's
train
was
borne
by
little
Penny
McDonald
Several
relatives
and
Iriends
!
sured
the
B-jard
when
the
Uiat.
.1Uadvlscd
flld
in
.rrabbini
the
1
company
Is
very
anxious
to
have
i
thu
road
built
and
has
allocated
$'o.000
for
thn
makinu
of
a
plo-i
necr
road
between
Terrace
a!d
Kitimat.
.
j;
i
They
are
now
awaiting
tne
i
guverninent
decbioa
to
build
1
the
road
and
In
thus
event,
the
000.000
wlJl.
in
a:l
likelihood,
be
:
donated
towards
the
cost
of
the
road.
i
Correspondence
was
read
be-"
tween
the
Board,
Mr.
E.
T.
Ken-:
ney.
M
L
A
and
Mr.
Gaullardl,
;
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
ia.sl
wi-eks
meeting
of
the
Terrace
lin.
hours
of
ground
school,
ls
necessary.
This
Is
held
In
the
clubs
line
at
the
rod-tip.
Mr.
Salmon
took
off
with
part
attended
the
ceremony.
mat
will
be
also
for
the
use
of
the
general
public
for
shipping
'.:"ajih'
r
at
ft
fisheries
S;
mi
k
leave
t
at
Smithers
v
i
.
n
yea
rs
Mr.
and
Mm.
quarters
every
Wednesday
evening
by
Instructor
Pat
Deane.
and
sinker.
mrchonrtl
'
"'e
"e.
ure
Mr.
H
King
reported
on
agri-'
OPEN
TO
ALL
sultiire.
Mr.
H.
Spencer
on
Pub-;
The
nalt-waler
rierbv
L
mien
lie
Utilities.
!
to
au
peCjcs
of
flh.
with
prizes
Dudler
Little,
reporting
for
r,r
ih
thrw
iioavi
wnWVierl
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Building
,
Phone
Blue
593
OSTCttS
eisPtAvs
eootturs
mm
uuwhi,
uuaiu
oi
iraue,
pic-
municipal
anairs
said
that
since
n
There
are
tw
dlvLslon
in
sided
over
by
Mr
Will
hobiiLvm.
i
the
beginning
of
the
year
$7,000
the
derby
one
for
Juniors
16
and
and
it
w
as
derided
to
press
for
i
has
been
collected
on
delinquent
under
and
the
senior,
over
16
immediate
action
on
the
mat-
water
rates
Mrs.
Fra-r,
for
pub-
Senior
contestants
must
be
mem
CATALOGS
STATION
UN
ber
of
the
Rupert
Rod
&
Gun'
-
v
,io
are
ni
a.r
Iravel-It'in
Mitor
:
t!.;i
morn-v:
'he
f
aster
!:.:.'
brother
liter
Eiial)Hh.
n..r,c
to
St.
m
Vancouver.
ii.
im
tins
Mim-
icr
i
jiciiy,
report
e
on
the
progress
Correspondence
w;u
also
read
0f
the
new
pamphlets
in
which
from
Mr
Mclgnen.
Divisional
connection
the
Alcan
Company
YOU
CAN
DEPEND
OM
ken
kdnr
frl
M
Club.
';
The
junior
division
Is
oin
'0
all
youngsters
and
at
present,,
more
than
a
dozen
entries
have
.
bt'en
weighed
In
and
are
headed
by
a
10-pound,
14-oun-e
erevt
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
Kixl
WfcM,
lawk-
ffL
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
O.N
US!
.Engineer,
concerning
new
work
to
be
done
on
the
ijikeUe
Road
jat
S-mlle
and
12-miie
He
said
She
had
not
lxeti
notilied
of
the
j
projects
in
the
district
except
tli.it
$.0.(O0
had
been
appropi
-I
ated
lor
the
CopiK-r
River
rock
j
beit
but
nothing
much
lor
road
whe
U
roolribuU
material
and
financial
support.
Mr.
T
Rase
reported
there
are
now
42
paid
up
members.
Rev.
H.
Tlilbldeaus
application
for
membership
was
accepted.
It
w
as
decided
to
make
Put
Mollroy
an
honorary
member
when
the
-
r
i
-i
I"
in
ninar-fm-e
here,
:'y
O'
tach-
ders
I
I
CARIES
FOODS
"
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
rea
tii
kmoi
duty.
Ym
(trt
Biwfc
I
U
CM
work
further
ea-t.
'Kitimat
Road
Is
built.
Cash
tor
oid
gold
Bulgers
ine
inaugural
uiiiiici
aim
Air
Cadet
Weeki
I
SON.
meeting,
-harter
night
lor
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
wax
an-
'
4
Mondav,
186.
April
20,
8pm
Opens
With
Church
Parade
I
nounred
by
Lionel
Houle
to
take
i
place
tonight
Six-dial
gueista
welcomed
by
i
Mr.
Robinson,
were,
Mr.
O.
Chay-;
ter,
school
teacher;
Mr.
Ray
Mc-
r
(
jier.
iiii
Kinies
He
I.ik
ijeen
re-
ii
Hon
Mi
Arthur.
..i
-i;
in
an
accident
"(
ai.ii
llarvrv
iidlwk
r
c,,w
t0
(
am
I'.l.ike
left
on.;;-
.
k
.
.
.
:
!:..
!.:!..
I
JCA
JirniMi
is
that
he's
Uu-
ii,
Mi,y
wife
r
In
Ijm-
I'.crrr-
Inning
a
lot
,;
'
!
in!
i
-
roast,
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B
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pionships
here
April
10-11.
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baseball
for
Commercial
Hotel
i
team
please
phone
676..
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1
;
Well
Baby
Centre,
Skeemi
Health
Unit
Clinic,
cancelled
:
Wednesday,
April
15.
It
,
Fadden,
Hlub
School
teacher
A.
of
National
Air
,
S(
John
Manl(.v
social
welfare
began
yesterdav.
,.rintendent
from
Prince
Ru-
!
Observance
1
Cadet
Wk
with
a
church
parade
of
more
j
t.
Mr
Sia.onger
and
Mr.
than
40
air
cadet
at
the
First,
-raford
Moore.
United
Church
Dick
Garrett.
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Calgary.
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lodav
fort
garry
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...
1
I
i
t.,-1,
:
commanding
officer
of
the
local,
squadron,
was
In
chaigc.
j
j
Hev.
L
Pleber
conducted
the
,
;
service
whirh
was
.specially
ar-
j
raided
to
mark
the
occasion
;
Another
group
of
cadets
pro-1
;
-
-n
'o
the
Churrh
of
the
An-,
nunclatlon
where
Father
Rav
:
i..r
inane
reference
to
the
significance
ol
-he
week.
1
Both
Rev
Mr.
Sleber
and
Fa-i
thcr
I'.ayner
are
padres
of
Prince1
I
Rupert
s
air
cadt-t
squadron.
j
As
a
preliminary
to
the
week's:
i
activities,
members
of
the
squad-
!
ron
held
a
dance
Saturday
night:
I
at
the
Canadian
Legion,
with;
I
sea
cadets
as
their
special
guests.
I
Films
were
show
n
at
the
wrll-'
ittended
event,
one
of
which
I
.howed
the
work
bt'ing
done
In
orange
pekoe
"lie
('
where
t
a
charter
cil
Jaycec
tea
,.V-fl,r,
"-'s
of
the
'"'
nm,
Ixiarded
a
mn
r
the
1
liciiiiing
r
-ff!trr
the
Terrace
i
l
l
P.irl
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vice-prcsl-llonpt,,!,,
mere
FINEST
IK
AND
Of
TEA
YOU
CAN
BUY!
IGAHRY
LJ.
it
1
''i!)
mcmlier
tup
V
IN
THE
IIICNT
ED
FOIL
f
ACKACI
Side
by
side
on
the
merchants'
shelves
Canadian
materials
and
"imported"
goods.
Do
you
get
any-
advantage
when
you
go
for
"imported"
products?
In
textiles,
at
least,
the
answer
is
simple.
Canadian
mills
turn
out
fabrics
and
yarns
that
match
or
better
the
production
of
any
other
textile
country
of
the
world
in
quality.
They
are
made
by
Canadians
who
are
paid
good
Canadian
wages;
they
are
designed
to
please
Canadian
tastes,
meet
Canadian
needs.
This
is
no
plea
to
shun
"imported"
materials.
They
should
be
considered
along
with
domestic
products
by
every
Canadian
consumer,
but
on
a
strict
uhut-do-l-get-jor-my-dollar
basis.
Ask
for
CanadiM
textiles
if
you
want
the
best
for
jour
money.
,
-
Si
:r!h.
ii-nR
loud
.i(ll.i;n
i.i
II....-
co-operaiive
training
lor
caneus
j(
the
three
armed
services.
The
dance
was
attended
by
Mr.
and;
Mrs.
Garrett
and
members
of
the
sponsoring
committee
and
'
ilielr
wives.
Other
events
on
the
Air
Cadet
iVf(.it
n-ocram
w.ll
be
a
tag
day
April
18
and
open
house
at
the
weekly
parade
in
the
Armoury
April
20.
The
latter
event
was
postponed
from
April
13
due
to
yju
iinv.1
f-""s
"
lien
httle
Craig
f
IUt
l,f
)f.H
,
M,
'
,'n
1"
iMimnince
to
"""her,
grand-au"l
that
he
was
Put
a
SPRING
IN
YOUR
STEP
Cuban
Heel
Slings
.
.
.
i
school
exams.
3'
Just
the
shoe
to
set
you
walking
these
Spring
Days.
Colours:
Black
and
Red.
2
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HVPEIST
CITY
ANO
IHSTRICT
1r,t'N(
-IHEKAL
ASSOCIATION
CONVENTION
I
fere,
Wed.,
April
15.
8
p.m.
f
Block
Sucdc
Rcpriia
Trim
Pumps
Beautifully
styled
to
give
your
spring
outfit
the
big
lift.
DOMINION
TEXTILE
COMPANY
LIMITED
Manufacturer!
of
Top
Qualify
Canadian
Products
Which
Carry
Th
:j
of
Convention:
""'lion
f
delegates
to
II.
famous
Trade
Name
e
Distrlel
I
onveniion.
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ii
,
tl
-,,..ii,,.l.,l
c,,,ivi.ntiiin.
N,""iiuin
f
Candidate.
'tetid1
'riU"rpst,d
Citizens
are
urged
to
Ul's
Important
nominating
convention
a
ss
-sw
r
i
lA.u
Our
stocks
are
Increasing
every"
day,
as
new
summer
casuals
pile
In
.
.
.
be
sure
to
drop
In
to
see
these
wonderful
styles.
Fashion
Footwear
i
!
lv'c
Centre,
April
15,
8
p.m.
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