Francois
Lake
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
January
31,
1952
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clubs
and
returned
the
suit
;
Sensing
danger,
Mrs.
Keen
made
a
nice
piay
by
dropping
her
small
spade
insteaa
of
ruffmg-
Francois
Truck
Through
Francois
Ice
Lake
Seed
Growers
Pension
Checks
Reach
Rupert
Forty
dollars
a
month
checks,
under
the
new
universal
seventy
years
old
pension
plan,
com-mnnrefi
to
arrive
in
Prince
Ru
BLACKWOOD
on
Mrs
Me:
nil
is
in
the
Burns
(JSridae
pert
yesterday.
How
many
living
here
are
entitled
to
it
is
not
definitely
known
but
the
impression
appears
to
be
there
will
be
at
least
some
hundreds.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
-The
Central
BC.
Seed
Groweis
held
its
annual
meeting
on
Saturday
afternoon.
Election
of
officers
for
the
coming
year
resulted
as
follows:
President
Lee
Coop-
r
Vice-President
J.
rhompson
Secretaiy
J.
Stretch
Directors
J.
B.ewer.
V.
J.em-ing
and
Fay
Short
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By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
FRANCOIS
LAKE
There
was
quite
a
lot
of
excitement
on
both
'
sides
of
the
lake
on
Wednesday,
morning
when
Pete
Herbert's
truck
loaded
with
lumber,
broke
'
through
the
ice
as
it
was
coming
across.
The
front
of
the
truck
stayed
up
but
the
back
end
rettled
down
into
the
water.
With
the
help
of
wiling
neighbors
with
cables
and
poles
they
managed
to
keep
the
truck
from
'
svttlir.g
into
the
deep
water
as
it
was
half
a
mile
from
shore.
The
next
rooming
it
was
unloaded
and
the
truck
hauled
onto
the
ice
It
looked
none
the
worse
for
the
expenence.
i
.
,
Her
hope
was
that
Mr.
Abel
had
started
with
only
three
clubs
so
that
if
he
got
in
later
with
the
king
of
diamonds
he
could
no:
force
her
again.
A
ciurj
was
continued
at
trick
three
and
this
time
Mrs.
Keen
trumped.
She
led
to
dummy's
king
of
hearts,
and
back
jo
her
ace.
On
tne
second
trump.
Mr.
Abel
showed
out,
discarding
a
spade,
The
situation
was
grave.
Everything
now
depended
on
the
diamond
finesse.
Mrs.
Keen
took
two
more
rounds
of
trumps,
then
led
the
queen
of
diamonds
and
let
it
riae.
Mr.
Aoel
won
with
tne
king
and
the
following
club
trick
set
the
conn
act.
"M.ghty
luc-ty
opening."
re-mared
Mr.
Muzzy.
"
Yes.
I
just
shut
my
eyes
and
pul.ta
one
out
at
landom."
Mr.
ia.e
repaed.
I
rnaite
all
my
o,:..
ieass
that
way"
Mr,
Dale
Opens
Away
From
a
King;
LURES
FISHERMEN
Anglers
from
all
over
North
A.n.ei.'-a
go
to
Kamloops,
B.C..
to
"-h
f'-'
rainbow
trout
in
more
than
100
lakes
of
that
area.
Lake
hospit-u
with
a
tr.-oat
condition.
She
has
tievn
ill
since
betore
Christmas.
After
the
cold
spell
there
was
a
heavy
fall
of
snow
and
on
Sunday
evening
it
rained.
,
1
Fred
Knowies
has
improved
so
that
he
is
out
of
hu.p-.tal
and
is
staying
w.th
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Eaton.
Fr.-r
Mathews.'
Joe
Perrier.
Pau
Piche
and
Peter
Neave
are
p
-.cttcn.g
with
the
Burns
Lake
hockey
team
The
ice
is
being
cut
round
the
wharf
by
the
Public
Works
w
fc-r.en
so
that
it
does
not
move
and
shift
tin
wharf.
For
best
results.
kCf.
.w!
He's
Crazy
Like
a
Fox
As
Usual
'That's
.something
I
never
do,"
whispered
Mr.
Muzzy
sajjcly
to
another
kibitzer,
as
he
saw
Mr.
Dale
open
avs?y
from
the
king
of
clubs
in
today's
deal.
jje
saw
nQ
reason
to
comment
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KITCHEN
GADGETS
ANCIENT
DANCE
The
ntuai
dances
performed
fcy
tne
iciiii-.e
uar.cers
of
Kandy
i.i
Ceylon
art
at
least
2J0J
years
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l;itr)
Cake
Icing
Decorators
Can
Openers
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Movi-ir.
Pa.H
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on
Miss
Brash's
raise
to
two
hearts.
Surely,
with
such
a
flat
distribution,
she
would
have
aone
better-to
bid
one
no
trump.
But
that's
not
too
important
here
as
Mrs.
Keen
had
a
b.g
-and
and
might
well
have
reached
a
heart
game
anyway.
Here
was
Mr.
Iaie's
reasoning
in
choosing
the
sev?n
of
clubs
as
his
opening
lead
First,
his
hand
was
woefully
weal;
in
high
cards.
He
had
two
principal
assets
his
club
honors
and
bis
four-card
trump
holding.
DEVASTATING
He
figured
his
best
bet
was
to
play
the
forcing
game;
that
is,
to
try
and
force
declarer
to
ruff
until
his
trump
holding
was
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Chore
Girls
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4
PIECES
Vanity,
Bench,
Chiffonier
and
Bed.
AH
new
and
better
suites
$160
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Anderson
Vorlh
2
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Cur.
2:l
and
Park
As.
3:hthplact,
of
cricket
lljm'oirdor.
i.i
Hampshire.
Er.g
shorter
than
Mr.
Dales.
With
this
idea
in
mind,
he
led
from
his
strongest
suit.
The
result
was
Csi.
I'jlu
fhmiii
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.-nrkpt
was
Dlaved
a;
ea.-iy
as
I'M,
is
known
as
be
devastating.
Limited
Phone
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Mr.
Abel
won
with
the
acc
of
cradle
o?
modern
cricket.
sin
n
m
9
a.m.,
at
,
s
.
SALS
STARTS.
FRIDAY,
'
Will
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AM
K
TONE
Men!
If
You
Demand
Top
Quality
Therfi
This
is
Your
Event
at
Prices
You
Like
to
Pay
100
SILTMORE'HATS
THE
FAMOUS
"BILTMORE"
QUALITY.
S-nart
snap
brim
and
off
-
the
-
face
stylet
80
TOPCOATS
Handsome
slip-on
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for
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year-round
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slash
pockets,
button-through
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fly
fronts.
CIsar-cut
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include
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Covert
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Velours,
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In
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grey,
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fawn,
teal,
blue-grcy
and
green.
Sizes
in
fhes2
fine
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Silk
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hound
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welt
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1
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....
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to
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CLEARANCE
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Only
SPORT
JACKETS
Regular
to
$38.00,
j,
15
ONLY
-
TOPCOATS
''
II.
:
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Tweeds
ond
West
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Fnqlond
Worsteds.
Reg.
to
49
50
Clcarinq
Sole
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JACKETS
and
FINGER.
TIP
STORM
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Requlcr
Values
up
to
$22.50
"ra.
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buys
a
swe-pirt?
dca-aitre.
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.athenvi.e
satins.
eahartli
vil!.
(t.
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or
mouton
collars,
plain
or
kr.Stfrt
cuffs.
IS.
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TIES
All
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R-'ular
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To
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1.25
$12
tc
$3.25.
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3
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Odd
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Sizes
6
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1
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Regular
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To
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250
PAWiS
of
SLACKS
400
PAIRS
Men's
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SOCKS
Popular
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.
clearing
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Selection
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sizr?s.
popular
color
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All
sinrt
r.iKt
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44
In
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wool
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AI'
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and
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Reg.
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to
25G0
CLEARA1SCE
SALE
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WAGON
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$39.75
$ftft
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2
f-r22ti
25c
100
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In
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C
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SPORT
SKIRTS
Regular
to
$8.50
,
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,
'4.95
100
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Starting
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