IT
PAYS
TO
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
March
12,
1952
ADVERTlSt
Biblical
Film
Returns
Here
of
the
District
AT
WALLACE'S
OF
COURSE
News
Stewart
Legion
Crib
bage-Whist
STEWART
The
Stewart
j
D-.iV
rxf
ihn
PdnnHinn
T.pcnnn'
DON'T
FORGET
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
Al
Phillips
to
Work
Tide
Lake
Spectacular,
colorful
und
dramatic,
"David
and
Balhshcba,"
which
showxd
In
Prince
Rupert
a
few
months
ago
at
road
show
TERRACE
I
OPICS
New
Margarine
In
Two
Weeks
VICTORIA
(P
Colored
margarine
will
be
on
sale
in
British
Columbia
stores
in
two
weeks.
STEWART
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al.
,
prices,
is
returning
to
the
Capitol
i
Phillips
returned
recently
frun
'
Theatre
this
Thursday.
Friday
l
adies
Guild
Receives
New
Members
Red
an
extended
visit
in
the
souin.iand
Saturday
at
popular
prices.
.
..!l
r.irtl-l
The
third
and
final
reading
was
cribbage!
,
their
semimontnly
given
n
the
British
Colurnc
.
a
inl
and
whUst
drive
on
Salurday
Teen
Club
DANCE
Cross
Drive
March
26
Many
saw
the
film
on
Us
first
Monday
to
Mrs.
Tilly
legislature
club
WM
a
Dnh'tnn'o
Kilt
r
llnwmrr
rrlQr'TOl
...
commg
uimuwi-
'Lntatlnn
here
and
were
im
good
turnout,
me
men
aeinuu-
united
Church
gathered
in
the
1
.hnt
Anril
l
A,-'
Dressed
with
the
plcturlzation
of
ine
manufacturers
to
color
their
liatmg
their
superiority
in
ivinD.
rnmrl
nt
.h-
,,,
4
.
7.
.
....
J.-JT
i
r.,:...
.
f
The
bill
now
only
re-
products.
cribbag
by
defeating
the
women
'
-
,
lailpt
illtl
1
U5
11
tl
uv..
w
I
Lilt.
l-ai
uuij
v.
"
'ft
of
!T
Mrs.
B.
.r.
Smith
on
Friday
rrj
at-1
i
'tne
tlie
financing
of
this
season's
'David,
the
part.
played
by
Greg-
"c
inii
to
11.143
Mrs
r
Barwbe
lliir
Friday
March
li,
in
Uie
s
law.
This
w'ill
be
given
on
the
.
.
I
,
4
ternoon
wim
rresiueni
Mrs.
c.
wlc
M-iin
flirt
Ai'ni'inpti
ic
first
nrl7.p
an.1
.
.
.
.
operation
and
Mr.
Phillips
Is
lory
Peck,
and
Bathsheba
i
Susan
I
1
i
,-1
nf
't
I.
Uvic
(
entre.
Time
9
till
1
00
,1
l(ir
rim-
last
day
of
the
session,
possibly
c"alrana
Wls-
tho
suppn
anrt
an,
Sfim
Sam
TCirlrnntriek
Kirknatrick
fW0
.2
.
t.
-
confident
coniiuem
that.
uiai,
wiui
we
nayarui.
I
rice
C
ivic
Centre
mcmbi
rs
25c
50c.
n
i
.
i.
'
around
the
end
of
the
month.
'
t
tho
,nnv
f,rr
iM
w-
e".
antl
Mrs-
u-
-erT
ere
tne
tractor,
he
wil
be
able
to
j
Spectacular
exploits
In
David
s
Refreshments
When
this
is
done.
British
Co-,
""T
m
h
hf
tne'
Ws.
received
as
new
members.
Mrs.
calTy
on
development
work
more
career,
such
as
the
killing
of
the
l.lttlP
.
i
II..
T..
t.1,.1.
.ct
nl
L:
.
1.I...11..
.4
....i.i
I
nr4
G.
lumhia
will
loin
Newfoundland
...
mcvuiuku
mm
mta.
n-ith
R
I
mm
nf
Promirr
tntii-ri
...
eCOllOllllcaiiy.
aic
lii&Il
tuoi.
utjeiani..
rc
(;iHKiliu.uiijr
ucpn-itu
We
need
your
support
to
make
this
,
as
one
of
two
provinces
where
.
th
rnn,n,tinn
nri7P
i
:
were
visitors.
..
transportation
has
been
a
deter-
as
background
for
the
great
love
i..i
t
in
i
is
done
home
tne
consolation,
prize,
a
t1
sum
f
3f)
vo..ri
tn.
r.,.
,
,,,
01..r..i
the
coloring
of
margarine
jt
iiu
iuuvvi
i-iic
ouvviuoiw
v-
jaiuiy.
tasty
supper
was
served
after
the
;
wards
Uie
Hospilal
Board
for
the
cration
of
the
property
even
with!
Then
there
are
such
other
cards.
purchase
of
blankets
for
bas
the
high
values
obtained
from
spectacular
episodes
as
the
pil-1
CLAUDETTE
rni
dm
the
ore
shipped.
iti
"TWlikincB
'
7
-
9:00
I
HE
Hit!
sinettes.
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank
was
elected
Church
board
representative
for
the
Guild.
Mrs.
Squires
and
Mrs.
Loveless
served
refreshments.
by
the
manufacturer
is
allowed.
Mrs.
Rolston
(
Ind.
-Vancouver-Point,
Grey
introduced
a
similar
bill
on
margarine
last
year
but
it
was
defeated
on
second
reading.
The
bill
passed
.through
committee
after
the
House
votpd
down
an
amendment
introduced
by
Dairyman
Alex
Hope
(
PC-
Vimy
Day
to
Be
Observed
grimage
to
the
temple
with
tlie
j
holy
ark
of
the
covenant
as
God
is
begged
for
relief
from
the
!
terrible
famine
which
has
afflic-
j
ted
the
land.
Serving
as
a
mirror
of
the
lns:
ot
mankind
and
lite
pu&oibilUy
;
First
Time
-
Regular
Prices
The
next
meeting
is
to
be
held
Kitimat
Strike
Is
Not
Serious
STEWART
Arrangements
are
at
lne
nome
of
Mrs
Fre(1
Thomas
being
made
by
the
Canadian
Delta
i
which
would
have
retain
of
their
redemption
by
God,
the
.v,
i.
iw,
in,-in
fnr
Legion
to
ccleorate
"Vimy"
day
Executive
of
the
Terrace:
cu
uie
uau
ui.
.
&
:
,
.
.
,
,
picture
closes
dramatically
with
A
ft
local
UtUl
American
111111111.011
t
Federation
CUCiaUUU
Ul
ol
,
..
.
.
.
rtl,
.
lho
r..,.,l..l
rnml
on
Xnrt
Pvntc
ml
liiu
igaiuiv.
cert
and
dance
and
will
be
held
',.,.
,,
Hllel
:
Uibor
spokesman
and
Royal
:
r
"T"
'
,k
Suited
to
You!
Wallaces
Spring
Suits
Year
around
smartness
in
a
galaxy
of
styles
and
materials.
Sizes
and
colors
of
your
rhoiee.
Priced
the
Wallace
way.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
!
On
a
show
of
hands
only
seven
,
Qn
"
Saturday
April
5
ln
tne
Lcgion
,
.
-
.,.
.,,,I
Dll.
,.
-"wi
legislative
members
voted
for
the
AJZZ
iVi
nnrt
iTr,..
i
was
attended
to
and
plans
made
""""'V''
d
to
David
himself.
A
r.nr.ntr
tmiu
"i
amendment,
amendment.
mental
"
,.
'
for
"
the
or
well
organized
all-out
drive
'
.lu.
fare
is
promised
the
importance
of
a
reported
lor
funds
campaign
of
one
even-
occasion.
rrECKHAYWARD
-wild
cat"
strike
ot
workers
on
Fire
Visits
an
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
pre
ject
at
Tarte
Bay
near
Kitimat.
"I
think
I
would
have
heard
if
A
second
reading
was
given
last
Wednesday
by
a
vole
of
34-6.
Another
amendment
introduced
by
Attorney-General
Wismer
passed.
This
amendment
sets
down
rules
for
inspection
of
.margarine
factories,
wholesale
and
retail
firms
and
the
testing
ing's
duration.
Tentative
date
is
'iviarcb
26,
depending
on
condi-'
tlon
of
the
roads.
!
Nimble
fingers
plied
needle
I
and
thread
at
the
Y-ettes
meet-
1
U.lj
nt
4V.A
V.
.....
..
t
T
..
-
Bar
'?CT71
Pt.'
Alberni
there
had
been
anything
.seri
11
4!-.?
,f
-
ous.'
said
James
S.
Black,
Union
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
organizer,
when
asked
by
the
PORT
ALBERNI
Xt
Fire
raged
through
the
business
area
.
of
Elsie
McLeod,
Mrs.
Florence.
oJp!;
of
margarine
by
government
in-
Extra
Cartoon,
News
-
If
you
want
to
scr.
it,
advertise
spectors.
rnninhell
nrpsidinir
TTip
Y-Fttp
ivuJ""
""u'"
muumcu
iui-
roil,
Aioenu
lueouajr,
urauujuiii
hkLP.
had
t0
make
tee
buildings.
Damage
is
esti-
'
U,at
U
had
bcc
a:1
m'd
more
tllan
'
7S
"
the"
hospital
and
were
.
att
7f5,-000hl
"rsy
liner
CNSS
.
.
,r
'
,
.
binders
,
their
i
fixed
up.
of
unknown
origin
the
blaze
,uc,a"
L"u"a'
busy
sewing
during
Prince
Rupert
will
be
returning
mecting
wllh
somc
i8
members
In
srrvipp
on
Uie
run
between
1
nrniprr.
Finnl
flrranrtmpnts
TONIGHT
AT
8:50
broke
out
in
a
cafe:
Flames
shot
FAMILY
PHEASANT
i
upstairs
into
the
Eagles'
Hall,
ALL
BASKETS
Prince
Kupci
tS
jo!dcn
Glove
Champions
will
fJ
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert!
were
made
for
their
musical
va-
i
CHARLOTTETOWN
(?
One
f,nd
llt
Theatre
recently
n.
,
.....
i..
rietv
show
"Dark
Town
Follies.
'
lone
pneasanr,
look
ud
residence
",c
f"-
on
I
Ik.
-.laqe
jl
the
(upilol
.
Kemenibfr,
tunifht,
Vti;
March
a
8:50.
w
n
.niiviii
iiuit
lwu
.hcc'
'
'
r
to
be
presented
March
21
at
the
under
a
henhouse
belonging
to
closed.
A
rooming
nouse
was
aiso
Oddfellows'
hall
After
thp
mnct-
John
Grant
in
West
New
Annan,
destroyed
DAM
pa
ing
practice
was
held
for
the
skit
The
bird
comes
out
daily
to
feed
offered
in
support
of
the
Kins-
on
grain
spread
by
the
farmer
men's
'
'Skittered
Skats."
Re-!
anr"
his
family.
ALL
SEATS
RESERVED
ADMISsI
RESERVED
SEAT
TICKETS
MUST
HE
PICKED
UP
ItEFOKE
S
P.JI.
hence
Mar.
20
in
place
of
thu
Prin;e
George
wmch
Is
bclnj
withdrawn
for
annual
overhaul.
The
Prince
Rupert
has
been
tied
up
at
Vancouvei
since
last
fall,
t
iince
George
wil
be
back
on
the
run
agin
in
May
with
a
couple
of
piL-oLa-son
Alaska
cruises
bcfoie
starting
on
the
regular
tourist
f
reshmcnts
were
served
by
Mrs.
1
FOUR
DUKES
ORCHESTRA
Doris
Rose.
Farkvam
and
Mrs.
Larsen.
THE
INTERNATIONAL
CINEMA
GUILD
OF
CANADA
mv
K?ri'T
V
ino
dof
mrmmmmmm
m,
rim
!mhm
,
imh.ihi
n
m,
m
TM
The
Kinsmen
have
planned
an
evening
s
entertainment
they
scneduie
of
ten-day
trips
to
Al
ft
During
the
Mini-1
have
enUttlPd
"Skittered
Skats,"
aska
w
June.
mcr
the.
Prince
Rupert
will
oyer-
I
which
if
to
be
presented
April
1.
uie
cn
the
local
run.
'.'to
da.j
some
13
organizations
have
offered
their
support
by
Power
tug
Gulf
Mariner
and
skits.
Senior
"A"
BASKETBALL
FUHD
'Tickets
from
Civic
Centre
T
Inve"
Members
ond
at
the
door
On
llic
same
MPtiEST
Francois
Lak
program:
,'an
(i
iRh
Cliff
ilangrrs
Springtime
Comes
tu
Niasara"
the
Frank
Waterhou.se
iron
py-
riles
barge
left
Watson
Island
o'inciay
ailei
delivering
1000
ton3
of
iron
pyrites
for
the
Columbia
Ccl.ulose
new
sulphur
burner.
The
GuK
Mariner
had
made
a
.i
ii)
to
Al.cc
Ann,
while
the
bare
v...-!
unloading
sulphur
at
Watso.
i
-hi
mi.
lor
a
load
of
100
tons
of
T;.rorit
concentrates.
yDURUFE
On
the
last
Saturday
cvrnlns
or
tne
month
F.
J.
P.
Ilccd,
tiv
teacher,
and
Mrs.
Reed,
supi-r-
VANCOUVER
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Cliilcotin
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Camosun
12
noon
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun.
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
01
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
March
14
and
28
ss.
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
March
7
and
21
(midnight)
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rnpvrt
At;ent
Third
Avenue
.
,
Phone
568
Eii.st
tiimplclr
P:
urc
of
!3U
Li
ft.
King
George
VI
Laid
to
Rest
EM
TOT
H
r
HOME
1
0
i
m:
a
i
ui
A
FMOl
S
Pi,.".i
EICS
,
vise
a
gathering
of
the
oUi.r
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
school
children
and
the
youtn
oi
John
Eodcn.
returned
to
port
at
the
district
in
the
school.
TheiO
12:30
noon
yesterday
from
her
are
games
and
dancing
and
legular
voyage
to
Stewart
and
lunch
before
closing
up
and
;,o-Alice
Arm,
sallng
at
1:30
p.m.
for
ing
home.
The
youngsters
loolt
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
forward
to
tills
monthly
party
and
really
enjoy
themselves.
Ketchikan
motorship
Sidney.
...
.
.
.
Capt.
John
Sivcrlon.
was
ln
pjrt
OnlSunilay
afttrnodi-
DistijU'
yesterday
with
tiu-e
carloads
of
Agriculturalist
Tarve
of
Quei-'
frozen
Alaska
salmon
for
trans-
ncl
gave
an
hwaructive
talk
in
shipment
East
over
Canadian
the
Hall
on
poultry
raising.
Oil
National
Railways.
The
Sidney
Thursday
afternoon
J.
Walsh,
,
t-xuecied
back
tomorrow
with
dUlrict
agriculturist
of
W.llum;
another
similar
cargo.
Frozen
Lake,
gave
a
lecture
on
the
Iccd-fish
stocks
are
reported
about
ali
rng
of
livestock.
He
was
accom-niuvcd
out
of
Ketchikan
now.
panied
by
Al
Pclter,
District
T-0-N-I-G-H-T
I'ODAV
ONI.
V
7:00
-
9:09
p.m.
'
UK
WELL'
starring
llirliard
ttoWr
9:30
to
2
CIVIC
CENTRE
The
Sidney
will
be
going
south
Agriculturist,
Vandcrhoof.
The
to
Seattle
soon
for
overhaul.
George
McKenzie,
who
was
iound
dead
at
his
home
on
Porcher
Island,
came
originally
1
lrom
Nova
Scotia,
and
was
particularly
well
known
in
the
sal
were
nineteen
present.
Mr.
Walsu
used
a
chart
to
illustrate
the
value
of
the
various
feeds
ami
told
tlie
nutritive
value
or
eac.i
He
stressed
the
help
that
wanned
j
water
is
to
livestock
in
the
cold
!
weather.
During
recess
Mm.
'
Shaffer,
Mrs.
Snyder
and
Miv.
!
Lee
Cooper
served
lunch.
Mr.
aiK'
1
Mrs.
Beaver
came
from
,
Ootsr:
I
Lake
to
the
meeting,
also
Del
and
Ken
Cas.,idy
from
Colley-mount.
Mi
mon
fishing
Industry
in
this
district,
having
been
located
in
j
!
the
general
neighborhood
of
j
jPihicc
Rupert
for
years.
Saturday,
March
15
H
THE
AUDITORIUM
To
c(ninuiit
'oir
.tjood
luslc
.
.
.
u
disihifiuishcd
selection
of
fine
.Canadian
Rye
Whiskies
and
Sterling
London
Dry
Gin.
CNR
to
Have
New
Coaches
;
Snow
on
Sunday
ni'-Uit
accompanied
by
mild
weather
Is
making
the
roads
rather
wet
anU
muddy.
i
FOUR
DUKE'S
ORCHESTRA
Dancing
9
to
12
p.m.
Non-members
75c
Members
50c
The
British
(iolunihi;!
Disfillcrv
.
MONTREAL
The
Canadian
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Green
have
Nati'-nal
Railways
have
invited
:
moved
to
Burns
Lake
where
Mr
;
competitive
tenders
from
Cana-
i
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of
purchases
for
the
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announced
today.
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invitation
to
tender
by
both
Canadian
and
American
builders
is
expected
to
speed
up
delivery
of
the
equipment
which
is
ui
gently
needed."
Mr.
Bromley
stated,
"and
It
of
course
follows
our
general
policy
of
obtaining
competitive
bids
wherever
available."
The
equipment,
all
of
it
of
solid
steel
construction,
upon
which
the
tenders
have
been
asked,
is
as
follows:
47
first-class
coaches.
52
four-section
four-bedroom
Eight-duplex
-
roomette
sleeping
cars.
Eight
4-compartment
buffet
lounge
cars
Six
5-com
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a
rtment
thrcc-!
drawing
room
sleeping
cars.
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Six
5-double-bedroom,
12-room-ette
sleeping
cars.
Ten
8-section
1
-bedroom,
16-!
chair
dining
room
sleeping
cars,
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5
parlor
buffet
cars
!
20
tourist
cars
20
dining
cars
15
cafe
parlor
cars
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5
parlor
curs
"
9'2
cu.
ft.
Deluxe
Rcfrigcrotor
$399.00
8'
cu.
ft.
Rcfrigcrotor,
with
frozen
food
compartment
$411.50
8'2
cu.
ft.
Refrigerotor
$382.00
To
Points
East
Six
Trains
Weekly
OVERSEAS
BOOKINGS
For
195:5
Now
Being
'Registered
ALL
LINES
REPRESENTED
Call
or
Write
3ity
Ticket
Office
Ph.
260
3epot
Ticket'
Office
Ph.
358
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RUPERT,
B.C.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
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'I'he
liritish
Columbia
Distillery
Company
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lius
ftreatly
inrreated
its
facilities
over
(lie
pant
few
ycnrs
and
has
built
up
its
stocks
to
keep
pace
with
the
rapidly
with
British
Columbia
growth
and
pr',sPl
Besner
Block
Phone
210
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the-
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Governn