Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
18.
1953
Motorists
Warned
by
BCAA
Of
Dangers
on
Icy
Roadways
SCREEN
FLASHES
Clay,
senior
fieldman
'with
the
federal
agriculture
department.
Wliile
snow
tuts
and
cltaiiu
tquip,)U
their
car
wm,
,
He
said
the
all-Canadian
aver
1
INE
HOGS
.
CHASLOTTETOWN
CP
Feature
of
a
record
export
of
hojs
from
Prince
Edward
Island
in
was
that
nearly
52
per
cent
were
srade
A
animals,
said
H.
A.
ige
for
made
A
hojs
Is
about
25
per
cent.
:
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
:
"Sprhillcld
Rifle."
which
be-i
oan
be
of
(treat
aid
w
In
n
streets
or
tires
iiavmB
f,P(,.lal
pan
a
three-day
run
at
the
To-land
road.
are
snow
clothed
oi'ltreadj
thev
'
can
thm
"'
tern
Theatre
yesterday
U
a
!
Icy,
traffic
safety
experu
warn
j
u"
drama
ba-sed
on
a
thrillm
epl-!
motorut.i
not
to
be
over-confld-
cauu""
out
ih;
1;
sode
from
the
history
of
Amer-jent
jit
becatur
their
car
are
j
.
Mr.
Tliomphon
said
-s
'
Sea's
most
famous
firearm,
made,to
equipped.
tLes
are
an
aid
to
tracia
in
Springfield,
Ma.ss.
j
Cnuries
E.
Tlioiiipson,
clialr-l
chains
under
special
"
The
Warner
Brothers
.show
man
of
the
truffle
and
.afety
)
Uu"-S-
but
no
matter
iu
received
iUs
world
premiere
In
committee
of
the
B.C.
Automo-1
"icy
Ibey
cuunot
ruost
6
the
city
of
BiM-ltiKfleld
last
Oc-
bile
Aelatlon.
today
urs
d
a
dry
roadway,
tober
7
when
three
of
the
.-tarj
lrivcr.
to
be
extremely
cautious
"UikiU
advice,
is
never
i0
In
the
picture
Phyllis
Kirk,
cn
ro.!.u
uy..
which
become
slip-
j
celerate
or
tlecelerutf
sui
t,
David
Brian
and
Gulnn
Bls
pprv
,1m-
t0
wrnlhcr
condllloits.i
on
Icy
pavcnanU,
iiiast
Boy)
Williams
vi-slted
the
city
to'
and
to
"take
It
cay
"
jsfowly
and
nioniily
participate
In
the
stage
fcstlvl-j
"Homr
motorUw
ei
,ronemtiy
audden
nwervcs.
anil
st.iri
in
ties.
j
think
that
because
they
have
,
oi.d
on
.now
and
on
in,u
k
During
the
p:oductton
of
tho
1
--
'
S
j
at
A
1
made
picture,
people
involved
nea.s:
Gary
Cooper
and
Phyllis
"'
'"
"
r1"'
.
f
-
Thaxter.
who
co-tar
In
the
film,
are
Hie
children
of
t'.S.
Supreme
Court
justices.
IGARY-y-COOPER
Z
LADIES'
WEAR
.
MEN'S
WEAR
C
GIRLS'
WEAR
-
BOYS'
WEAR
J
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
-.-
I
rJ-
;
1
Wr
Cookt's
father
was
a
justice
of
the
Montana
Supreme
Court.!
and
Muss
Thuxiet
ft!ur
U
Vul
on
the
bench
of
the
Supreme
Court,
of
Maine.
Georce
Ross,
who
Mocks
mor-
GREAT
LAKES
SHIPS
IV
193
carried
more
erio
nnd
mnde
more
trips
Ihroiich
the'
Wetland
Canal
than
i:i
any
otru-r
season
in
the
123-year
hi.-tory
of
the
waterway."
bulit
to
bypass
the
turbulent
Niagara
river.
Total
passages
up
an.l
down
the
eight
lock.s
ti
Dec.
15
were
9347
with
tonnage
of
17,738.515.
Here,
framed
by
tw
chips
already
moored
to
tile
canal
bank,
freighters
in
the
distance
jockey
into
line
out
kb
the
Tort
Weller
dry
dock
where
many
will
be
overhauled
this
winter.
than
1.000
guns
In
his
horn-'
arsenal
and
Is
an
authority
on
L?
9th
century
rifle
and
pistols,'
p
i
.
i
I
n
'
I
Frank
Craws
haw
INTERNATIONAL.
"ONE-MAN
THEATRE"
i
The
acUm
with
the
100
heads"
The
distinguished
British
character
aclor
of
stage,
screen,
radio,
and
television.
not
on:'
provided
some
of
nu
cMi
rueartiM
for
the
picture.
roresier
Lomenas
rnvaic
investors
Should
Take
Over
From
Government
!ut
l:nd.
d
an
acting
role
foi
himself.
Gulnn
Williams,
a
loxas
ran
ITODAY
TODAY
ond
ond
SATURDAY
SATURDAY
'ITTP'r
li
cher
before
he
went
to
llally-
Evnunjs
Evnunti
7:
7:
-
.
J:
:
p.m.
p.m.
I
lafVl
lm
vf.ni
n.rn
I,
c
n
t
.
...
I
,
...
.
1-.
i.
.
t-.
.
..
.1.
.
...
imiv-uuvuv
y
ruicain
n
is
muiisu
oils
io
uuiiii
uiai
mre
in
many
places
it
would
i
xoolj
run,
w
()l-a
re
atrawber"
John
D.
Gilmour
told
delegates
to
just
because
it,
happens
to
be
be
economical
to
Brow
timber
'
.an
l'
.
s
"'
ni.!
Ctun:y
Cali-the
atuiual
convention
of
the
fdiost
land,
the
Kovminicntj
crops
if
private
enterprise
was'i
"
Matinee
Saturday
t
p.m.
r
AM(l
S
IM
AM
If
Ufc
gulif.--
'TscomingF
IMT"
Wofch
For
Sorurday's
Newtpoper!
Ivir1
hnsn
ha.
always
btca.
In
theatre
roles.
Ills
first
job
ww-as
a
loorniun
at
New
York"
MONDAY,
JAN.
19th
ONLY
"ONE
MAN
THEATRE"
The
theatrical
experience
of
a
lifetime
packed
into
one
memorable
evening.
Comedy
Skits
Original
Character
Studies
Shake?
pearean
Excerpts
Dickens
Characters
Thursday
that
private
investors
owners
of
more
than
80
per
cent
Earlier
in
the
convention
a
should
be
allowed
to
take
over
;
of
the
productive
land
area
in
dispute
over
log
scaling
methods
forest
lands
from
the
govern-1
Canada,"
he
said.
erupted.
merit.
I
"The
point
has
been
reached;
Debates
claMitu
with
For-
Roxy
Tlieatrc.
j
Gary
Cooper
felt
rUtM
at
horn"
I
and!
during
fllminj
amii
ire
snow
of
Mount
Whitney.
Chamber
of
Commerce
Seeks
More
Highway
Work
in
B.C.
iesta
muUnUt
R.
R
Soiiimrii
and
,
demanded
the
twvernment
-go
slow"
in
lu
change-over
from
the
board
feet
method
of
log
.waling
to
the
cubic
scale
i
The
meet
ins
with
the
minister
was
held
behind
closed
doors,
but
it
i
understood
the
minister
Spcclid
to
Tlsc
L.i
it'
N
told
the
lowers
lu-
would
take
VICTORIA
Thj
BritLJi
Co-
expanding
province,
the
Chamber
their
domnnru
imriPr
.n.,.rtr..
TUESDAY,
JAN.
20th
ONLY
.
"A
CHRISTMAS
CAROL"
CHAUI.LS
DICKENS
IMMORTAL
MASTERPIECE
A
faithful-to-text
pctfoiinar.ee
of
the
world's
mast
lewd,
most
popular,
nd
mast
widely
read
story
during
the
past
100
years.
Given
in
the
Colorful
Costume
of
the
Period
SQUARE
DANCING
SATURDAY
JANUARY
17
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
Everyone
Welcome
J
1-jV
immn
mm
f
I
IT
f
'4
lumbia
Chamber
of
Commerce
deplored
any
tendency
to
re-
tion
has
asked
the
government
to
pro-
;
duce
such
work.
;
XJlP
Uimbenii-
n
charstd
'he
vide
an
adequate
share
of
the
Alarm
was
expressed
at
a
re-cubic
K(.aiing
method
waj
lm-1953-54
for
cent
that
B.C.'
tentative
budget
highways
report
wiihoui
their
knowh-dite
development.
budge
allocations
for
hiRhway-s
and
said
It,
wUI
double
the
con
of
An
analysis
presented
to
the
development
for
19j3-54
would
be
scaling
in
the
B
C.
forest
Cabinet
this
week
revealed
a
$22,000,000
j
startling:
inconsistency
in
road,
The
brief,
which
included
1
T(H
RIST
KECMPTS
expenditures
during
the
past
six
many
other
Items
recently
ap-1
1-ONDON
iCP)
The
a
it
Hi
year.
Banner
year
for
highway
proved
by
the
annual
meeting
of
Travt'l
a"d
Holiday
Association
work
in
B
C.
was
in
1949-50
when
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
was
;
estimates
total
toui
La
earnings
almost
$39,000,000
was
spent
in
presented
by
a
delegation
headed
;
,n
Britain
la
t
year
were
$322.-coiustructionaiidmaintenar.ee.
by
President
J.
V.
HUtthes,
of
j
00
000.
This
Included
about
$43,-Stressing
tnat
this
seemed
a
Vancouver.
Others
In
the
group
:
OCO.000
apvnl
by
180.000
viMtora
more
relaistic
approach
to
the
included
L.
O.
Ecroyd
of
Van-j
'torn.
Canada
and
the
UnitiC
growing
needs
of
the
rapidiy-
couver,
executive
secretary.
fate.
TODAY
ond
SATURDAY
CARTOON
-
NKWS
8:IH(
p.m.
each
night
Adults
$1.00
Children
and
Students
50c
CIVIC
CENTRE
f
Showi
7
-
9:06
Sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
4:27
Sorurdoy
Motineei
2
SEMI-ANNUAL
STORE
WIDE
NO
REFUNDS
NO
EXCHANGES
NO
CHARGES
My
Thousands
of
Dollars
of
Merchandise
Must
Go
Commences
Saturday
9
a.m.
LADIES'
COCKTAIL
DRESSES
9.
2i.9s
Now
12.95
....
27.95
Now
19.95
LADIES'
WINTER
COATS
'
35
95
Now
22.95
Rc9-'4o-95
Now
22.95
Reg.
to
62.95
NOW
41.95
LADIES'
SPRING
COATS
9.f28.9s
Now
16.95
Reg.
35.95
Now
22.95
Dress
up
for
spring
and
also
save
100
LADIES'
DRESSES
2.
for
1
Poy
price
of
highest
ond
get
one
FEtEE
SORRY
...
NO
TRY-ONS
Ladies
Smartly
Styled
Suits
Reg.
29.95
A
1-
NOW
Reg.
to
60.00
"
NOW
39.95
LADIES'
BRIEFS
Reg.
to
89c
NOW
LADIES'
PULLOVERS
Reg.
to
3.95
Now
Only
2,29
PULLOVER
CARDIGANS
keg.
to
5.25
NOW
2,99
LADIES'
NYLONS
45
gauge
PAIR
9c
CREPE
AND
HALF
SLIPS
Reg.
to
4.45
TO
CLEAR
J99
LADIES'
SKIRTS
WIDE
RANGE
LADIES'
'
BLOUSES
Nylon
and
Crepe.
Bargain
of
the
year.
Reg.
to
4.95
,.
TO
CLEAR
99
LADIES'
SILK
NITIES
Reg.
3.95
TO
CLEAR
2,99
Reg.
to
6.95
.
TO
CLEAR
3.99
LADIES'
RAINCOATS
Reg.
24.95
TO
CLEAR
Reg.
29.95
TO
CLEAR
95
LADIES'
HOUSECOATS
WOOL
PI.AII
Rig.
14
85.
To
C
lear
U.K
PLAIN
WOOL
Reg.
10
95.
To
Clear
12.9S
SILK
Reg.
9.95
To
Clear
7.95
I'lIr'Nf
I.I.E
Reg.
5
30
Now
4.29
LADIES'
ond
CHILDREN'S
Wool
Mitts
and
Gloves
Reg.
69c
To
Clear
49c
Reg
1
25
To
Cleor
79c
Reg.
7.50
TO
CLEAR
59
Reg.
9.95
TO
CLEAR
795
GIRLS'-COATS
Reg.
17.50
'
TO
CLEAR
19
Q5
GIRLS'BETTER
DRESSES
Wide
RongeHcr
Sizes
6
to
14X
20
DISCOUNT
3-PIECE
COAT
SETS
Reg-
18.95
.
NOW
13.95
Reg.
13.95
NOW
9,95
CHILDREN'S
FLANNEL
KIMONAS
Reg.
1.95
(sizes
2-4-6)
Now
1.49
Chenille
Reg.
2.98
.
Now
2.29
BOYS'-SWEATERS
Reg.
4.25
TO
CLEAR
2.99
GIRLS'
PYJAMAS
(Flannel)
Reg.
2.65
TO
CLEAR
GIRLS'
SKIRTS
SNOWSUITS
BOYS'
COMBINATIONS
Reg.
2.10
.
.
NOW
I.49
Sizes
6
to
14
GIRLS'
WOOL
DRESSES
Reg.
4.50
NOW
3.29
Girls'
Long
Cord
Jackets
Reg.
8.75
....
TO
CLEAR
5.95
Girls'
Wool
Plaid
Jackets
Reg.
8.75
.
TO
CLEAR
5,95
(
Reg.
5.50
.
TO
CLEAR
Q
Finest
roi?5e,incity
1-
Piece,
reg.
to
9.95
Now
6.95
2-
Piece,
reg.
to
13.95
Now
9.95
Made
of
Waterproof
Tufhidc
Girls'
Chenille
Housecoats
Reg.
4.95
.
..
:
NOW
3.95
LUGGAGE
SETS
AT
20
DISCOUNT
Largest
range
in
city
BOYS'
PYJAMAS
Reg.
3.25
NOW
2,29
BOYS'
PANTS
Reg.
to
5.95
.
NOW
2,99
BOYS'
JEANS
(Sonforized)
Reg.
3.25
NOW
2.29
BOYS'
WOOL
PLAID
JACKETS
Sizes
8
to
14.
Regular
to
7.50.
NOW
5
95
WOOL
AND
SATIN
JACKET
WITH
ITR
COLLArI-Kegular
10.93
,
.
NOW
3
95
DIPT.
ST
El
BOYS'
WOOL
JACKETS
Sixc$
2-4.-6.
Reg.
4.95
TO
CLEAR
3,69