Frince
Rupert
Daily
New;
Friday.
January
12.
151
BO-ME-HI
NEWS
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
Bo-Me-Hi
.Hard
water
is
bad
for
household
uses
because
it
scratches
he
furniture.
Effective
Living
Is
Demonstrated
The
grade
ten
girls
held
a
Talent
Show
in
their
Effective
Living
class
in
connection
wiih
the
unit
'Living
Effcctivelv
J.C's
Plan
Big
Festiva
R.
E.
Mortimer
swimming,
cycling
and
horse
p2
Znu
n-.
tpi
vitr;
!
-0--
i
The
Jtide
was
very
kind.
H.
back
riding.
He
came
to
Canada
in
1947.
asked
the
deceased
If
he
had
With
Others"
which
they
aie
taking
now.
I
This
showed
that
the
class
was
!
i
Bulkley
Valley
of
1951
Beauty
1
Queen
contest;
an
Industrial
and
j
commercial
exhibition
of
lue
valley;
the
best
Cental
B.
C.
dance
orchestra
obtainable
fjr
the
two
day
festival;
carnival
and
midway
games
and
other
Itatu
es
dependent
U)jmi
tlie
a-v.ii'ubUitv
of
time.
The
site
of
the
annua!
evn
i"r.nf
b-i
d'termined
as
ve"
but
negotiatio
ns
are
proceedin';
aUsiaetcr.ly
iz:
the
airport
hanc-ar.
and
prices
quoted
the
departmena
of
t
an-:p.irt
fo.-rentals
were
considered
tyuiinK
to
my,
0
interested
in
the
unit
and
that
JOHN
H.
fill
cA
jWrangell
And
Petersburg
j
Series
on
Bo-Me-Hi
Tapjs
Now
that
th
Ketchikan
series
is
over
and
tho
bitter
pill
of
defeat
doesn't
taste
so
bad,
Bo-Me-Hi
can
look
forward
to
better
things.
Plans
have
been
i
laid
this
year
for
more
high
school
series
than
in
;
previous
years.
If
ther,e
plans
materialize
we
could
easily
have
the
most
successful
basketball
season
in
SMITHERS
Jaycees
are
planning
to
add
another
big
springtime
success
to
their
record
of
top
entertainment
programs.
This
year's
etfot
will
be
known
as
the
Bulkley
Valley
Follies
of
1950,
and
the
Klondike
Nifeht
of
1949.
1
Feaiures
w::;
rnclude
n
Mi's
BULGER
,
u'
weathers
are
not
Uvuv;
they
are
livillg
effectively
wUa
as
long
as
they
usd
to.
jolllers
and
can
al;:0
ai3i)
,
with
others.
Tobacco
lowers
the
ment.iliUi
.
,
,
.
.
.
of
the
heart.
Uv,
,
3lCnt
Slng',n
the
first
i
songstress
being
Pat
TwalU
dnging
the
'Cowboys
AlKeb.6ieal
symbols
are
used
Leona
Webster
(Girls'
Sport
Kep
t
Leona
Webster
leads
a
busy
life
being
girls'
fPorts
rep.,
a
cheerleader
nnrl
nlnvini?
Vinxlrpt-
uihnn
imi
tin
nnl
Vn,m,
uikg
""eni.
nils
Appealed
05
.1
our
history
win
or
loe.
John
Bulger
lid.
Third
Awnu
I
lew
ZJeaclie,
First
on
the
list
U
a
serlei
with
t
Wrangell,
Alaska,
on
January
29
I
and
30
In
this
city.
A
series
away
jlroni
home
Ik
planned
for
February
17
and
19
at
Petersburg.'
ball.
.
are
talking
abet.
.was
very
sad.
Juw,
Henry
and
Leona
was
born
in
Prince
Ru-
'mJ,,,?"'
wn
and
attended
Borden
Street
As
the
forty-niners
travelled
m"if?V,
.i?f.
for
her
elementary
schooling,
west
they
beset
by
famine
am'
KiV"
She
s
now
in
grade
11
and
is
disease;
many
left
their
borro
JJ"
lZeLu
taking
a
commercial
course.
Bhe-hin,
in
the
plains
beam-!
fitS'
says
she
enjoys
all
subjects,
par-
em-
Anna
Swang
and
Fr,U!
tlcularly
P.E.
Leona
enioys
ull
..,
,
which
was
"Old
Shep"
a
ver;
iq-TT1m,
19
old
few
'
"
".
women,
a
sports
and
her
favorites
are
j
d
Do-othv
Mar-
w
J
,cf
whom
were
men,
wt.
hung.
I
,
,
'
swimming
mimmltia
anrf
and
hnt'hoii
basketball.
"
.fhall
i
sang
two
popular
con7.
She
was
an
Alderman
on
Fu-
.;.
.
the
.,'.,
,'"Up
the
Lazv
River"
and
"I"
Mi.
Davidson
Mr.
Davidson,
the
vlce-prln-
ninol
natvio
XXr.nll
I
Alaska,
This
series
will
be
played
if
transportation
arrangements
c
"TV
,
r""c"
-an
be
made
for
the
boys'
return
?lverH,e
t!UBht
scho01
ln
lnal
disuict
for
12
years.
ha-i
I
Although
pHijent
ture
Citizens'
Day
and
taken
tn
,
''
mi.';,'..,'
Never
Be
Free."
Barbaa
Msorc
trip,
the
difficulty
being
that
the
boat
stops
at
Petersburg
only
twl"e
monthly.
Arrangements
for
Hi
coaches
a
basketball
team
add
Is
very
popular
with
the
and
Jean
Gibb
also
sang
FRAMES!
FRAMES!
Come
in
unci
clioofw
one
Mr
that
Christmas
Photo.
Wc
carry
a
large
line
(it
'p-To-late
Mouldings
WRATHALL'S
riiit
Finishing
31!0
Third
Ave.
W.
with
the
rest
of
the
having
a
series
in
Rupert
with
I
boys
as
t
,
,
hi.
,
..
iiCTi
mccii
lata
in
ucioic,
i
.
.
active
part
in
all
school
im
Uvi-
W()ke
up
dead
lles-
0
Jock
S!.o
rpc
Th
fp
shois
"'an?
out.
Two
of
Boys'
Sports
Rep.)
,the
servants
fell
dead,
the
other
Jack
was
born
in
Mirror,
Alia.,
went
through
his
hat.
mi
Jan
0
1031
H.
allAnrlnl
IVin
n
the
Petersburg
nquud
may
or
school,
may
not
materialize.
It
depends.
Although
BUILD
MARINE
The
Indian
Mercantile
Marin-;
has
about
400,000
tons
of
shipping
and
more
medium-sized
he
is
very
fond
of
A
Good
Host
is
a
Mind
Reader
Tastes
differ.
Some
like
dry
drinks,
others
the
opposite,
sweet
drinks'
EXTRA
Burnett's
ts
an
because
Only
DRY
(unsweetened)
Gin
can
you
add
and
meet
or
leave
out
the
sweetness
every
individual
preference.
BURNOI'S
LONDON
DRV
an
vessels
are
being
built.
Ripling
Elementary
School
there
A
Scout
is
a
friend
to
all.
an1
ACHING
DACK?
on
now
far
the
Petersburg
team
can
go
in
the
Soutli
Alaska
illation
series.
If
they
are
nated
quite
early,
a
series
will
be
held
here
In
Murch.
Contact
has
been
made
with
Mount
Edft3ombe,
Alaska,
for
a
scries
In
Prince
Rupert
but
sports
he
says
that
English
rugby
!r
the
only
one
In
which
he
excelled.
He
was
born
in
Victoria,
going
from
there
o
California
where
he
spent
4y2
years.
Coming
back,
he
completed
his
high
schooling,
and
hence
attended
and
at
the
ae
of
wven
came
to
a
bother
to
every
other
scout.
I
Prince
Rupert.
He
completes
liis
elementary
schooling
at
King
COAST
SALMON
,
Ed
and
is
now
in
grade
12.
Salmon
canneries
on
the
Pa-
Why
suffer
with
backache
or
painful
Joints?
Many
find
quick
relief
by
taking
lit-
Thaw's
Kirinev-I.ivpr
Pi
I
In.
Thia
Dumbing
&
Heating
He
IS
taking
the
general
course
cific
COaSt
began
to
Vie
With
At-
proven
remedy
treats
two
conditions
at
and
ana
his
nisiuLureisunciecideci.
fuliirp
i
nnHwirlMW
.......
!
once;
contains
special
remedial
ingredient
lanUc
faeries
as
early
as
1880.
for
both
kidney
and
liver
disorders
whh
.
.
..
His
W
n
unrll
crviil
a
n
n
line
fi.i
1
as
yet.
teaching
In
different
parts
of
the
bMci
he
3
ALWAYS
BRITISH
-e
country.
I
inmu
triAon
nr.
,wo
in
iarnattta
nns
a
wave
rpmnin--
I
nil
unrr
Cl
jDR.CHASE'SI
Mr.
Davidson
is
married
and
mers.
'
ed
in
th
nossesslon
r.f
Rrirnin.
SMI
"
,
by
whom
it
was
settled
In
1627.
Examination
Time
Again
-
i
the
father
of
five
daughters.
Mi.
Aldridge
-II
I
l
1
r-
4nM
II
..Rainmakers
Mr.
Aldridge
was
born
in
Ba
MARCHAND
SPACE
HEATERS
"Captain
Ingstoke,
Hampshire,
England.
Ht
attended
preparatory
school
Students
of
Booth
Memorial
High
find
that
examination
time
v
iff
ivw
In
Big
Time
is
upon
them
once
again
and,
a
'r
ven
years,
then
Sir
Robert
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
!
Uat
!
USr
NX
CRANF.
PLUMBING
a
result,
many
students
are
stay-
Mays
College
for
five
years.
I
One
week
ago
the
Bo-Me-Hl
ing
home
evenings
for
the
pur-
lfe
ihen
wrote
an
'entrance
"Rainmakers"
played
the
Har-
mtomL$tf
for
Technical
TrainT
lem
Globetrotters.
This
is
the
ndoSicUvS
IttZt
T'Z-TTnZ
tlmC
that
the
Rainmak-accord,
"
but
tiiere
are
a
few
.hifev.rn
ers
have
Uls
famous
r,
students
who
mu,t
bo
prompt.
JKXX
team
in
three
seasons.
It
is
pro-
FIXTURES
FHONE
Repair;
and
Alterations
iilh&ElkinsLtd.
TO.
Box
271
good
rerrra"
usuan;nply;
had
a
-Tear
appren-.
bab.y
the
on.y
High
School
on
off
better
Uian
an
evenings
fun
"ceshlp
and
graduated
witu
the
continent
to
have
played
Uie
The
report
raids
will
bo
l-wiici
KiikUsI'
and
Higher
National
oiolotrotters
twice
and
the
in
February
.
j
Enfe-CerUficate.
He
was
-employ-,
..House
of
David,
,
McU.
u
;
nc
a
nffinpr
r1
till
-
nrln,t
rf
Royal
RJ.
E.
Aircraft
Research
J""""
.
7
TS
w-'YiVrmj
Montreal
Forty
delegates
f
Est.,
Farnboi-ough.
In
'he
war
wears,
he
was
ot
1
VST.-
5TrJ
slated
to
attend
the
onen-1
HMCS
Chatham
Makes
Donation
lachea
at
various
times
to
three
SPcSion
Monday
of
the
Sea-
servKT
an
iiiuwsi.tjjiiii;
uw
jarers
jnlemational
union,
Uan-ivf
with
Uic
R.A.E.
two
years
on
adlan
district.
They
are
to
dis-
A
donation
of
$10
was
received
an
aircraft
carrier
wh
tlie
i
euss
for
"an
intensive
organiza-
And
he
rates
a
;
by
the
Bo-Me-Hi
Band
Fuud
Royal
Navv,
and
attached
to
K.A.
tional
drive
against
any
remair,-
lrom
riMCS
Chatham.
;
in
Germany.
(Iw;
non-union
vessels
and
com
;
This
donation
and
the
other.-,
1
His
favorite
sports
are
pricket,
ponies."
from
the'
Trades
and
Labor'
1
distinguished
welcome
in
any
gathering
.
.
.
for
Captain
Morgan
is
Canada's
largest
selling
rum.
Gold
Label
is
rich
and
full-bodied
.
.
.
Black
Label
is
extra
smooth
and
flavourful.
Try
Captain
Morgan
Rum
you'll
like
it
I
"Hospitality
ond
lAJiniell
and
Co-op
wife
'
tuily
received.
,
Good
Food
'
'hat,
is
Our
First
Aim
f
ACME
January
Clearance
j
I'lione
n
tnt
Orders
J
To
Take
Out
Cimniodore
Cafe
V7
kAfl-t
v,
Senior
Dance
Is
Coming
Up
The
dance
which
was
to
be
held
De-ember
20
will
take
place
on
Friday,
January
19,
ln
the
Navy
Drill
Hall.
THIS
ADVERTISEMENT
1$
NOT
MBUSHED
Ot
DISPtAVfO
IV
THE
UQUOK
CONItOl
IOASO
Ot
IT
THE
GOVERNMENT
Of
IRITISH
COLUMBIA
This
dance
it
is
hoped
will
be
an
annual
uliair
and
will
be
'called
the
"Snow
Flake
BaJl,"
Make
Your
$'S
Go
a
Long
Way
hi
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Senior
students
may
invite
one
guest
of
the
opposite
sex.
Tno
dance
will
be
aUuimal.
The
Senior
Council
is
looking
after
other
arrangements
for
i
this
affair.
VKRVH'TORIA
G
Sl'lTS.'
Regular
$64.dt).
Sale
Price
t
There
will
he
a
Valentine
dance
in
February
at
which
I
tlie
Bo-Me-Hi
Queen
of
1950-51
START
the
New
Year
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
WASHER
with
pump
control
PRICE
29-50
32-50
44.95
will
be
crowned.
mday,
8
p.m.,
Chilcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
H
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
"day,
Camosun.
11
D.m.
C
SUITS
Regular
$19.50.
Sale
Prince
A
15
St'ITS
only.
Regular
$56.00.
Sale
Price
Il
Olt
NORTH
Ql'KKN
20
ONLY
SPORT
JACKETS.
Thise
-f
A
ft
A
to
-M
Q
j
sell
reg.
to
$34.50.
Sale
Price
I.i5UU
AO
Presentation
:
Of
Sweaters
,
The
recent
Christmas
Card
SCARVES
Pure
wool
knit
Cashmere
Paisley
Scarves.
ilAULOTTE
ISLANDS
Chilcotin,
Dec.
22
and
Jan.
19
and
31
9
p.m.
95c
J
i
Sale
contest
sponsored
by
the
'
Oil
SOUTH
QUF.EN
Regular
$2,50.
Now
12
ONLY
OUTDOOR
JACKETS.
Regular
$10.95.
Now
15
ONLY
SPORT
SHIRTS.
$159.50
HAKLOTTE
ISLANDS
Miitcolin,
Jan,
12
and
26
The
Pioneer
Druggists
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
7.00
1.95
9-95
DELIVERED
Regularly
priced
from
$4.00
to
$6
95.
Sale
Price
I
Students
Council
was
very
successful.
Bill
Toderas,
who
sold
the
greatest
number
of
Christ-jtnas
Cards,
received
a
beautiful
school
sweater
which
was
practically
donated
by
Bill
Stone.
I
Jean
Ckilds
was
such
a
cloe
j
runner
up
that
the
Students'
'Council
decided
to
present
her
with
a
school
sweater
also.
9
p.m.
I
RANK
J.
SKINNFR
Prince
Rupert
Agent
1
Avenue
Phone
668
GREY
FLANNNEL
TROUSERS.
Values
up
to
$17.50.
Now
to
clear
at
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
CO.
Phone
210
Stewart,
B.C.
Prince
Rupert
The
above
Merchandise
Is
NOT
displayed
In
our
windows.
Come
in
and
see
our
Special
Sales
Counters
.
r
1
John
Antrobus
looked
aiter
the
contest
and
did
a
splendid
job
of
it.
He
Is
due
appreciation
for
the
time
and
effort
he
shows
in
school
spirit
which
is
lacking
in
many
students
of
this
school.
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CLOTHING
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the
public
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Prince
Rupert
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33
years
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