from
.
if
M
A,
ua9-47
J
,w...
fvr.m
then
land
-
,:w
:-'
,'
n,
j
,,.
u-Rosytn
..
.
c,
..j,
v.a..
..
'
'
''
'
As
a
''.
r
(tie
ship
I
uxf
a.)d
then
i
i
'h;:p.
.
.
...
lrr.
r-k
110
.
.alt
in
,
llllt.i,tin
i'i
.
,
n-
of
Prince
""'
r.t
Id
ii
..
nni.
nnii
tft:-:
The
Skam
.,
I
described
'.'
foreshore
.
s
r.
.
laisour
i
r.
j
Lot
6535.
-Sence
In
a
jWinR
the
de--
68
de-N.
41
de-
it.
20
de-
200
feet
to
r.
fi.utuwest-tn.
Cana
rU;ht-of-way
t
the
hii?h
i'pr'?
south-
-
l
i
iwlne
the
5
t
)
"'B
point
ot
SOHJ.
-
'.r
1947
i-MBE
COMPANY
7MITED.
347
tnres
and
conducted
tours
of
the
'
ship;
Tvhich
is
so
big
that
they
Hie
the
elevators
for
aadmlnton.
courts.
We
played
two
games
of
floor
hockey
against
the
Boy
Scout
team,
tylas
the
first
game
and
losing
the
second.
Today
wr
visited'
Edinburgh
and
had
conducted
tours
of
such
.daces
of
interest
as
Holyrooa-houne
Palace
and
Edinburgh
Castle.
Tomorrow
we
go
to
London,
and
on
to
Portsmouth
from
there.
Yours,
till
next
time,
A.
W;
EYOLFSON
Hotel.
.
.
as""""
arrivals
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Davidson,
Vancouver;
L.
Monk,
Vancouver;
J.
J.
Slmko,
San
Leander,
Calif.:
W.
M.
Mclniyre-,
Vancouver,
8.
Vickers,
PenDcton;
O.
L.
Greenwood,
Prince
Oeorge;
J.
A.
Se-cord,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
E.
Secord,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
L.
S.
Thompson,
Tacoma;
A.
F.
Turner,
Hoquiam,
Washington;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Q.
Ingram,
Port
Essington;
O.
L.
Mueller.
Edmonton;
W.
H.
Wliliscroft,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Smithers,
San
Diego;
C.
F.
Faulkner,
New
Westminster;
O.
W.
La
Croix,
Victoria;
Dr.
F.
W.
B.
Smith,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
L.
Wrathall.
Terrace;
L.
B.
Donley,
Seattle;
P.
Sllger,
Seattle;
O.
B.
Talt,
Vancouver;
E.
Grant,
Port
Essington;
J.
Clark,
Vancouver.
MORE
COME
THAN
GO
STOCKHOLM
O)
Sweden's
Immigration
showed
a
surplus
of
more
than
24,500
persons
over
emigration
in
1946.
Immigrants
numbered
31,422,
the
highest
figure
on
record,
while
emigrants
totalled
6.915.
PP
.U4W
io
l1"1
.
,1,.
I
.
,.,re.l.10.'
V..,
if'Votsttf
r'".
i
erf
i'
.ln
I1
n,
r
m
i
fur
i,iall1'
i
1
rlr
r:t
8
.
:
,
,
"
vub
pfC,w
.....
i
E.,.tbr.e"u-
eeVi,
-
f,y
ije
Wl
.
..ve
V
VH1"
.
d
h?
":.
ia
tot
lot
r
I"
y&Oit
MAN
Cllll
III
(Si"""
n.c
See
the
I'.M.
One-Man
Tower
Chain
Saw
tliIuv
in
tlie
JManurarliirerR
lluiiilinp.
anl
(leinuiiatration
in
the
Kami
I'Uuipmeiit
iSeitlnu
at
tlia
1'aeilic
Matlunal
EiliiMtluu.
Sold
Exclusively
in
thin
Area
byt
G
STANUKIUGE
EQUIPMENT
CO.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
r'
f'H
Information
an.l
price
eo.itaet
almv
dealer
or
-1'
LI.IP
u,i,l
At
A
I
I
,1.1.
hl!lfcI
-
.'....a,
,111.
yj
.
w-
M5
fI'mi""?
(,9,:)
L,J'
U"-
19E)
tat
JIu.tluK.
Vancouver,
B.Cl
On!
''.7"
.'''"'
m
full
wrfcuWa
about
tht
P.M.
l'urr
Chain
.Sow.
NAME
AIlUltKSS.
FAMOUS
PERT
BRAND
FISH
PRODUCTS
Produced
and
Processed
by
MAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
Company
Limited
BR1TI8H
COLUMBIA
rH0M
,S"EET
METAL
LTD.
alllB.
.
BPEERS.
Manager
.i..
"
Marin.
.
.
and
...
.
-
"u
ucnerai
ftneei
metal
tvorn
B
13
Eat
Fir,.
naM
Gutler
Work
Pox
i5,ft
"
ow
Bay)
Ph,
rr.H..
ci
uv
uuai
J.AU1V9
OiACKS
Phone
BUck
884
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
REPORTORIAL
LXPERIENCES
land.
W.
J.
R.)
Occasional
ineatlon
In
the
press
of
the
possibility
of
Newfoundland
becoming
part
of
Canada
reminds
one
of
a
visit
to
the
ancient
colony
long,
long
before
grey
hair
was
even
It
wa
from
the
deck
of
the
tramp
steamer
Carthanenlaai
that
we
sighted
the
Island's
stern
shores.
The
time
was
Novembec
and
the
crossing
bad
been
rouzh
for
the
dozen
or
so
young
fel
lows,
homeward
bound
from
down
In
Uncle
Paul
Kruger's
Sailing
from
Liverpool
was
a
wet
experience.
Just
rain,
and
spashes
of
the
same
the
next
morning
as
the
tramp
lurched
her
way
beyond
dim
jlimpses
of
the
north
of
Ireland.
However,
what
was
there
la
a
bit
of
moisture
to
make
youth,
good
health,
high
spirits,
worry?
There
was
something
doing
every
day.
Even
the
nimble,
dripping
porpoises,
as
they
kept
company,
seemed
to
share
In
the
general
joy
of
life.
Clouds
hung
low,
there
was
a
roll
on,
sea-lcgs
were
essential
but
who.
cared?
As
the
Carthagenlan
steamed
into
land-locked
St.
Johns,
a
man-o-war,
her
band
playing
a
erisik
air,
steamed
out.
First
impressions
were
cheerful.
Nlw-foundland
hosiptallty,
as,
the
strangers
found,
was
almost
overpcwerlng.
The
whole
night
was
spent
at
the
club
and
long
before
dawn,
they
felt
straige
no
longer.
The
day
wa3
devoted
to
sight-seeing
for
St.
John's,
with
her
ships.
Industries,
fisheries,
and
savor
of
the
seas
at
every
turn,
has
plenty
to
show.
All
this,
of
course,
was
away
In
advance
of
radio,
wireless,
super
bomb3
and
all
that.
For
science
has
placed
the-old
city
In
the
very
forefront
of
aviation
and
kindred
discoveries,
important
In
peace
as
well
as
in
war.
A
unique
figure
in
life
at
St
John's
was
the
proprietor
of
the
Octagonal
Castle
a
place
of
entertainment
out
the
road.
And
were
we
entertalntd
at
the
Octagonal
Castle?
The
old
gentleman
came
originally
from
Baltimore
and
keipt
his
casket
in
the
drawing
room.
He
loved
to
discuss
its
fine
points
with
his
guests.
He
has
been
occupying
it,
no
doubt
long
ere
this,
leaving
his
eight-sided
establishment
to
be
carried
along
toy
other
hand3.
The
sojourn
in
Newfoundland
was
one
of
complete
pleasure
If
at
times
a
shade
strenuous.
The
Cartharieglan
went
to
Halifax,
while
we
Journeyed
by
rail
down
Jo
Port
eu
Basque
and
across
to
Sidney
In
Cape
Breton.
The-
rail
route
could
not
be
Mil
i.i.-iii
.
.
'1,,-'.
".i."
2
.
PRICELESS
TREASURES
NEW
DELHI
(Priceless
specimens
of
India's
ancient
art
and
architecture
are
being
sent
to.
London
for
an
exhibition
sponsored
by
the
Royal
Academy
of
Art.
The
exhibition
will
be
held
from
September,
1947,
to
called
populous.
There
was
scenery
the
Topsail
Range,,
for
example
reminiscent
of
eastern
Canada.
There
was
no
softness
and
no
one
hod
to
travel
far
in
any
direction
not
to
hear
the
voice
of
the
ocean-
You
saw
it
m
Tne
News
I
Stop
HAY
FEVER
Hay
Fever
needn't
plague
you
witl
It
neczing
and
wheezing,
ita
Blowing,
and
gaeping,
it
tore,
streaming.
Itching
irritation
of
eyea
and
can.
Just
do
what
tbou-lands
have
done
to
get
fat.
aafe
relief
take
Tompli-ton'i
RA2-M
Alt
Yau'U
deep,
better,
rc
better;
feel
better
50c,
tt
at
drucgisu
-verywhere.
R-15
:Z,i
handling
in
iWe
will
abide
firmly
by
delivered
prices
on
all
New
Cars
and
Trucks,
as
recommended
by
the
manufacturer.
We
will
do
our
best,
having
the
responsibility
of
being
the
sole
distributor
in
this
area
of
new
General
Motors
Passenger
Cars
and
Trucks,
to
allocate
them
as
fairly
as
possible
with
proper
regard
for
orders
placed
with
us
and
dependent
upon
the
availability
of
models.
iWc
will
ask
only
reasonable
prices
for
all
Used
Cars
and
Trucks
based
on
an
equitable
resale
valuation.'
Ve
will
make
allowances
based
on
proper
A.
"
-
'
-
-,
V
.
-
':
.
,
'
i
y
A-
-
;
t
v;
Saturday,
August
16,
1947
FOOTBALL
PRACTICE
GAME
ROOSEVELT
PARK
NOON
SUNDAY.
AUGUST
H
Names;
of
players
should
be
given
j
to
Uia
Legion.
Secretary
by
Saturday.!-.
All
uniitarru
on
loan
from
last
game
are
ta
be
returned
to-
the
Legion
forthwith
for
cleaning.
STATEMENT
OF
POLICY
by
the
General
motors
dealer
CHEVROLET
PONTIAC
OLDSMOBILE
BUICK
CHEVROLET
and
GMC
TRUCKS
i
Shortly
after
the
war
concluded,
and
because
it
was
of
timely
importance,
we
your
General
Motors
dealer
issued
a
statement
outlining
our
business
policy.
In
the
interests
of
our
customers
and
the
community
as
a
whole,
we
have
decided
that
this
policy
should
now
be
reaffirmed.
It
will
be
our
continuing
purpose,
therefore,
in
all
our
dealings
with
you
to
adhere
to
the
following
principles:
CANADIAN
LEGION
B.E.S.tf
Philip
M.
Ray,
Sec-Mgr.
;;t
For
That
Party
.
.
.
PARAMOUNT
CAFE
at
Prt
Kdwtrd.
B.C.
CBOr
SUEY
CHOW
Mlllt
1:00
sua.
to
11:00
D-HU
appraisal
and
a
fair
valuation
to
purchasers
who
have
cars
or
trucks
to
trade.
We
will
give
purchasers
the;
benefit
of
those
accessories
which
are
available,
but
delivery
of
a
new
car
or
truck
will
nor
be
conditional
upon
the
acceptance
of
accessories
other
than
those
desired.
We
will
charge
only
the
established
prices
for
parts
and
accessories,
and
liot
more
than
equitable
prices
for
all
types
of
services.
When
requested
we
will
gladly
provide
the
customer
with
advance
estimates.
We
will,
at
all
times,
strtye
to
,be
considerate
of
our
customers'
needs
and
to
serve
with
efficiency,
satisfaction
ana
courtesy.
-I
I'
Long
Motors
Limited,
Cor.
7th
and
3rd
Avenue
r.
.d
'
jtr-
s
,
X
.
if,
.
4
.AT
r
L
OM-X47
,L
,:'J
,
I
fx
f
0
'.5
1
i
'
HI
d
I