Prince
Rupert
Doily
cw,
SPORTSMAN'S
Thursday,
March
11,
1954
LOOKS
3LACKWOOD
or
LISTEN!
PIGEST
C
-
jrV
'
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
nm8s-"
Saturday
5
CARRY
A
BOTHERLESS
FOR
FISH
BRIDGE
f
0M
WARNER
BROS
JN
A
RELENTLESS
STORM
OF
ExcITEMfI
'
LANDING
NETS.
.
.
Bv
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
1
SEW
RING'S
TOP
TO
'
This
One
Still
lias
Mr.
Muzzy
Stumped
i,:r.
Muzxy
is
still
trying
to
figure
out
hov
Mr.
i
IT
-
m
r
r
-
THONG'
!'
1-i
Jl.'.-l!
,i
WAHNFRr.
iru
mrn
niiwn
in
itnK
vy
f"
Mast'.
:
s
"ot
ivvny
without
losing
a
diamond
trie;:
on
tlvs
bv.rv.l
As
a
matter
of
fact
it
isn't
too
euy
to
J
-p'
?'Mi
'ooliing
at
all
the
cards.
Lla
DinntK
rnlLLIo
IK
.wwulhuuh
.
r.t
I
J
I
iff.
DRILL
ftll
i
it
-A
JWitti
Innrl
J'.
M-irtrrs
hid
his
A
METAL
RIN3
CAN
BE
SEWN
mm
"NOKTII
OF
THE
SAHARA"
T
jTt
f
"toiiN
t)
ski-
I
rj
iironr'lv.
knnwhv
that
caution
Nelthel'
WITH
LOOPS
TO
A
FISHING
VEST
l.ltllO.N
A
KAMOI
s
I1
IAVKRSTHB
"''i'
"allnla'nk,
Vnrlll
(Mr.
Mik)
S
O
1
!'
7
Mr
irk
nri'bili'v
hail
some-'
I'hi'v;
n
r'";'."'ve
ior
Irs
cltih
i-o...
o-i
th"
eriif!
round
Mr.
;
Mre':
r,ui"k!.v
tro',
out
of
the
no
I
v,
r)rn'i'tiu"nt
h'lt.
not
to
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
4
.1
7
5
n
c-
rit
in
-k
cf
i
S
JUUY
ISOLUDAYl
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hern)
a
H
fi
5
2
K
I)
4
3
Mll
)
ill
a
si
ii
2
OR
JACKET,
AS
INSET
SHOWS,
TO
SNAP
NET
ONTO.
LOCATE
RINS
SO
NET
WONT
BE
IN
THE
WAV,
YET
HANDX
NET'S
ELASTIC
CORD,
WITH
ITS
SHOULDER-CARR
HAZARDS
(SNAS6INS
BRUSH,
ETC.)
IS
REPLACED
BV
A
SNAP,
FIXED
WITH
A
SHORT
LEATHER
THONG,
LOOPED
THROUGH
A
PRE-DRILL-ED
HOLE
IN
HANDLE'S
END.
,
If
jacket
has
A
ring
in
back
FOR
NET'S
SNAP,
REMOVE
THE
ELASTIC
CORD
SO
IT
CAN'T
SNAG
ANO
SNAP
BACK
AT
VOU.'
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PI
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at
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tlir
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;
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Mr.
?!
!
fill
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'cfr
'in
d
frni-i
j
ITALIAN
ACIKKSS
Rasanna
PwleMta.
19.
(leinonsl
rates
how
she
carries
her
newborn
son,
Stefano.
around
her
Rome
home
with
Sum
Ii
IVr.
M.isi-ri)
S
A
1
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II)
S
10
(1
111
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4i
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(
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buliiln
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Wi
st
P.ss
I'
'Si
All
I
The
-!
11
Rust
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Pass
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tifta
(rlil.fc
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v.,t,
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CARBON
fArna
Pio.;t4
h
fPLJ
rOill
MAP
.
(Jire.it!!
s,
itOKljt
UJny)
I
Mvo
I
"Ita-sliir
K.,gues"
f
A
IMTA'
'
Iih
m
Yonder
in
the
Corn"
I
f
yj
I
I
I
1
Kveni;i;s
7
-
9
p.m.'
I
I
V
Saturday
Mat.
2
-
4:25
p.m.
FA.MOIS
1'IAVtKSTHlJ
h
r
;
!naiji
fi'inonv's
riaer
n
Th"
r'::;
v
th
't,
he
'ilaci
(1
iile
k
n
T.
o'l
111-:
li-h'
and
wanl",l
t()
Ihro.v
Mis.
Keen
in
at
t
h
nroix-r
1
inn
for
a
diamond
pMurn.
Vi'inninj!
the
fi.st
t
-ii
I:
with
t)v
ace
of
spades.
!v
e
is'v"!
jth"
aee
of
h.'a-ts
ami
rnfTed
a
heart
on
the
hoard.
He
then
led
a
Huh
lo
lies"
rr
and
leii-ned
th
iT
he
had
a
loser
in
that
sir!,
when
Mrs.
Kei
n
discarded
a
small
.spado.
(
He
ruffecl
his
his1
hi
ait
and
led
a
spade.
Mrs.
Ki
i
n
was
in
Willi
the
king
and
if
she
return
There's
Big
Carpet
News
.
at
McRAE
EROS.
WUMDA'S
of
tho
Corpet
World
I
!A
(
'UKST
Produced
by
I'opuUr
!.
Hi.
did
to
yivc
the
most
for
the
least
Si.!!."
sq.
yd.
Wl'NDA
WFVi:
'1
li"
carpet
Hint
created
a
new
fashion
in
home
(L-roralion
-
Sl(.!i."
si),
yd.
Wt
X!f
PUSH
Woven
exclusively
for
(hose
discriminating
people
who
enjoy
luxurious
floor
covering
S1.'S.!I5
sq.
yd.
9x12
WurnJa
Wove
only
$139.00
See
Them
Today
at
McRAE
BROS
LIMITED
"The
Store
That.
Service
Built"
Phone
6
or
3f
and
put.
Mr.
Mu..y
j
her
hands
free.
The
infant
rests
in
a
larrje
light
wool
scarf
that
;
j
hangs
from
Rosanna's
neck.
The
young
mother
claims
ghe
got
!
i
the
idea
while
watching
a
movie
in
which
American
Indian
'
squaws
carried
their
papooses.
His
facial
expression
seems
to
1
indicate
that
Stefano
doesn't
think
too
much
of
the
novel
;
arrangement.
.
Royals
Edge
Cougars
54;
:
Seattle
Bows
to
Saskatoon
i
:
l
By
The
CiiiiHciiun
Pres
jn
the
third
period
when
Cou-
;
Victoria
Cougars
and
New
gars
struck
for
three
fast
goals,
;
j
Westminster
Royals
provided;
Gordie
Fashoway
with
two.
i
club
.
lead
Ud
u
in
the
JOT
ONLY
-
FRIDAY
EVENING
-
ONI
Aaain,
a
spade
or
heart
return
would
give
Mr.
Masters
a
sluTf
,
end
a
ruff
and
Mr.
Mu.zy
hid
to
lead
a
diamond
as
his
only
hope.
He
led
the
seven,
dummy';;
l
ight
covered.
Mrs.
Keen
played
the
king
and
the
aee
in
the
closed
hand
won.
Mr.
Masters'
,
six
spot
was
now
the
master
card
in
the
suit
and
it
won
the
i
game-going
trick.
I
OK
THAT
'
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
ON
STAGE
BUDDY
TAFT
in
a
Variety
Act,
assisted
by
MARKS
A
WHNDLE,
KEN
M(
KINNON
and
pupils
from
the
CIVIC
CFNTRE
DANCING
STUDIO
ed
a
spade
or
a
h
-ari.
Mr.
Masters
would
ruff
in
du.uniy
while
discarding
a
diamond
l"r
froai
his
hand.
Tin
refore
she
led
back
a
diamond,
selecting
the'
nine,
although
any
diamond
woald
have
bioiight
'
the
same
final
result.
most
of
the
action
in
the
West-'Jack
McGill,
Bobby
Love,
and
ern
Hockey
League
Wednesday
!
Jack
Hamilton
provided
the
New
night
as
the
teams
near
the
end
j
Westminster
scoring
punch,
of
the
schedule.
Alex
Kuzma,'
Eddie
Dorohoy,
Saskatoon
and
Seattle
also
i
Fred
McCaulley,
and,
Colin
Kil-had
it
out
on
the
Prairie
but
the
'
bul'n
did
it
for
Victoria.
Bombers
showed
little
fight
asj
Cougars,
fighting
desperately
thry
went
under
8-0.
The
Seattle
I
to
stay
stay
'our
four
Points
points
ahead
ahead
of
of
MAM
Ml
I
Al!l)
team
now
is
out
of
the
running
'New
Westminster,
led
off
with;
Mr.
Musters
coven
d
i
ilh
the
as
sixth-place
Royals
topped
a
goal
by
Kuzma.
.
j
ten.
Mr.
Mu.,s.v
played
ihe
jack
jifjofl
I
the
Cougars
5-4.
I
McGill
tied
it
up
with
two
i
and
dummy's
queen
won.
Now,
'
Royals
almost
mounted
the
1
minutes
left
in
the
first
period
j
consummating
a
beuutitui
Try
Do.ly
News
Cl.
NCO's
and
Gunners,
120
HAA
Battery
Inviie
you
to
attend
their
ST.
PATRICK'S
DAY
DANCE
Music:
ROCKY
MOIN1AIN
HOYS
gallows
in
their
own
back
yard
j
ancl
lnen
Royals
went
on
a
scor-
'
double
end-play.
iir.
Maste
rs
MlllflllSIllBllllllIIIIIIIIKI
B
No
One
Injured
In
Eaton's
Fire
TORONTO
(CP)
-
Fire
caused,
an
estimated
S100.000
damage
early
today
when
it
raged
out
of
control
for
two
hours
in
a
five-storey
warehouse
of
the
T.
Eaton
Company
In
west-central
Toronto.
;
No
one
was
hurt
in
the
three-alarm
blaze,
which
spread
quick-ly
through
stores
of
inflam-
i
mable
merchandise
and
gutted
the
building.
I
ing
spree
in
tne
secona.
A
goal
by
Bobby
Love
at
2:34
Hi
;
Z
Fridov,
March
12
At
the
Armouriei
Arrow
Lakes
Power
Project
Being
Studied
EVERYONE
WELCOME
Dancing
10-2
Admission
$1.00
(.
Kiner
Showing
"Old
Form"
In
Exhibitions
By
IiOIl
MYERS
;
of
the
third
boosted
the
margin
!
to
5-1
before
Victoria
cut
loose,
j
With
only
a
minute
remaining
;
it
was
anybody's
game.
PI
IX
GOALIE
Vietoria
goade
Ron
Evans
was
;
yanked
for
an
extra
forward
but
I
-eve
ragged
the
puck
until
the
,W.VAV,V.V.'.V.V.V.V1V'rAV.VA,WM
!
Wallace's
Deportment
Store
I
Get
In
The
"Mood"
With
Wallace's
New
j
SKIRTS
a
BLOUSES
:
s-QU
SPRING
L
You'll
like
the
variety.
Styles
for
all
ag
Frices
for
every
purse.
All
the
new
wonder
5
faOrics
chosen
from
the
leading
factor!.
i
of
Montreal.
Toronto
and
Winnipeg.
Yours
to
choose
at
Wallace's.
!
WALLACES
DEPT.
STORE
'SPOKAis'E
Mt-Kaisr-r
Alumin-;
um
and
Chemical
Corp.
may
construct
a
water
power
project
j
in
British
Coluinbia
to
help
firm;
up
its
supply
of
electricity
dur-
ing
low
water
periods,
a
company
spokesman
said
Tuesday.
1
Norman
L.
Kiev,
manager
for
'
the
company's
Northwest
operations,
said
the
company
has
been
!
clock
ran
down.
In
Saskatoon,
the
last
place
Seattle
club
didn't
have
a
chance.
Chuck
Rayner
racked
up
his
sixth
shut-out
of
the
season
as
MESA,
Ariz.
i.Ti
Ralph
Kiner
of
Chicago
Cubs
gives
every
indication
of
a
young
man
who
hopes
to
regain
the
home
run
Phil
m
llirrcVir
rf
tVia
Nntlnnal
League
and
of
re-establishing
Bm1ber
"ew
were
complet
ely
outplayed.
his
claim
as
an
all-round
baseball
player.
Hit
bat
sank
New
York
Giants
Wednesday
for
their
fourth
straight
defeat,
10-7.
with
a
per-
studying
data
on
available
sites
and
has
had
discussions
with
both
Canadian
authorities
and
Bonneville
Power
Administration;
officials
on
the
subject
Kaiser
engineers
will
start
'
preliminary
lield
surveys
lor
a
Ray
Manson
was"
top
goal
scorer
with
the
hat
trick
followed
bv
George
Senick
with
two.
Lou
Fontinato
potted
the
other.
Jackie
McLeod
had
four
as-;
sists
to
be
tops
in
the
play
making
department
and
Alex
Kaleta
Z
!
i
r
.
K
:
iormance
mat
started
with
a
I
two-run
homer
his
first
time
at
bat
and
a
grand-slammer
later
...v
.......
.v......
".--Iower
.
in
the
game.
Arrow
Lak
north
of
I
.
.
4.
se'iriiii;
in
uie.
iirst
ana
uaK-
ii
In
five
exhibitions
to
date.
Castlcgar,
within
the
next
few!
weeks,
he
said.
i
Now
Millions
of
Men
Using
HIRAM
WAIKER
j
U
IMPERIAL
f
Canadian
whisky
1
'Kiner
is
hitting
well,
over
.500.
were
ahead
4-0
to
begin
the
third.
Seattle
nlays
at,
Edmonton
tonight
in
the
only
game
IMPERIAL
In
the
"exquisite
ffif
DECANTER
BLUE
BLADES
GILLETTE
BABY'S
GOLDS
0
rilll.POTT
Enjoy
Extra
Shaving
Convenience
With
Modern
Gillette
Dispensers!
He
has
three
home
runs
and.
has
driven
in
10
runs.
Kiner
renorted
to
camp
weighing
190
pounds,
spven
less
than
when
he
finished
the
long
grind
last
year
and
10
or
15
pounds
under
the
figure
he
carried
last
spring
into
the
otiarters
of
his
former
employers.
Pittsbiiih
pirates,
i
The
general
impression
is
that
--.h,b
,..'l
n
"bad
vnar"
in
l!)a3,
:
though
many
a
club
would
like
more
"bad"
years
from
a
guy
who
belted
35
home
runs,
drove
i
In
116,
hit,
a
creditable
.270
and
:
had
a
fielding
average
of
.973.
Rut.
not.
wriPen
in
the
records
j
are
the
facts
that
Kiner
in
1953
Continued
From
age
2
:
and
that
refusal
'
to
face
the
j
facts
of
life
in
any
important
i
problem
is
a
sure
short-cut
to
disaster.
New
India
Is
supremelv
con-;
fident
that
sh
can
hold
her
j
own
In
competition
with
New
China.
Nehru's
party
has
just
won
the
most
Important
prov-
j
Incfal
election
so
far
held
in
i
Help
Nature
To
Fight
Them
Off
Mfiliml
Scien-f
'Irnii
thf-r'
i
pny
mifh
tliliiC
ait
h
i-ijfc
f..r
i
uIiIh
only
Knnr
tVrwir
ran
it-
1
1
.
So
ln
hatiy'n
hiiiIII-i,
nr
m
nffy
hn
ai
Kuiij
mm
yii
f
u
rniti'u
(irom-mc
(
.H.fH-rali'
ul
urn--
Willi
Naiitrf.
of
HtfcC
unl
laki-
oki
in
can
t
hat.
Mm
b-iweU
wrc
thonajv'lily
rlcar.-rl
of
harmful
was
UtL
To
rl
Mtis
hnut
ti
wl
I
inj;
huhy
'
wliuh-
nyh'm
mhi)
further
vn'ukcinoK
it,
try
HadyV
()n
T;iM'
l.
Mil.
I,
j
t
t
proinptly
ih
ettn,K
mi
(,f
irrCiiitm
niaU-rinls
thai
nii(k'
hxliy
nlf-
nuii
(
vefuli.
Oih
N"vi
S-tiiia
MkiImt
wiy:
"My
M.tf
0
fi
,,,ti,x
romihl
a
.iKl,i
ri,f
,
ft,
fit
i-il.V
thin
Tl.i.tl
w'i
"i-
Ihrrtg
II,,
(T
-Ur
th.i
rr.r
,..
rtrhntil4
oi.i
f.ir
l'-tt
'
O.h
T-Ut
fr-wt
wit
n."
Kiiiill.v
K'""t
l'r
r
stl.
MHr
Htnl
jieew.t
ri-nin,if
fr-irn
irn-tMihn
il.y
at
tci-l
limn
film-.
I'M
ri
ill
I
I
n.li,
ihj;.
I
i
VP
H.mtK
nnt
otli.T
minor
infant
Irnultl.'fc
fji-t
a
packaf
toouy
al
(IrwtuieB.
For
the
regular
price
of
the
blades
alone,
you
can
buy
easy-shaving
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
a
convenient
dispenser
that
ZIPS
out
blades
unwrapped,
ready
for
use.
Dispenser
also
has
a
built-in
compartment
for
permanent
disposal
of
used
blades.
Ask
for
Gillette
Blue
Blades
BOTTLE
TnrJiii
nrith
n
rlnriivo
rt
fnni
fur
In
The
Handy
,u.yi-u
u.u.rr
me
nantucap
oi
a
thR
communists,
who
looknd
!
I
Bruin
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