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tradesmen,
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prince
rupert'
YEARS
AGO
October
9.
1912
Alex
Stowell,
who
had
been
on
the
staff
of
the
Bank
of1
Montreal,
resigned
and
accepted
a
position
with
the
Mack
I
Realty
Co.
Mr.
Stowell
came
to'
Prlnrp
Runprf.
from
o,t
i
r...
itvm
411LUU
I.
and
was
a
non-commissioned:
vaaauw.
v
xjai
i
vjicy
runes.
Warren
Kissick,
one
of
the
pioneer
real
estate
men
of
the
city,
associated
with
the
firm
of
Pattullo
and
Radford,
returned
on
the
Prince
George
from
an
extended
visit
to
his
former
home
In
Nova
Scotia.
Miss
Jessie
Unwin,
for
some
time
on
the
staff
of
the
City
Hall
in
the
office
of
Clerk
Woods,
after
being
on
vacation
for
some
weeks,
returned
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George.
October
9,
1922
The
Vancouver
Sun
editorially
attacked
the
appointment
of
Fred
Dawson
as
a
director
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
"Prince
Rupert's
population
is
5,00
and
Vancouver's
is
250,000,"
it
stated.
"C.N.R.
revenue
is
50
times
greater
at
Vancouver
and
Vancouver
pays
100
times,
more
in
taxes
to
make
good
C.
N.
R.
deficits.
The
chances
are
that
Don
t
owiryc
TO
CIRCUM
is
itt
APPLE
JUICE
3
TINS
29c
DICED
BEETS
2s
23c
RICE
CRISP1ES
2
PKTS-
29
c
HEILSON'S
COCOA
Ub.
tin
OOp
GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE
oz.
tin
2
F0R
63c
J
We
any
ability
Mr.
Dawson
may
Alaskan
bush
pilot
and
have
will
be
offset
by
his
allegi-
prrector'
E-
B-
Joiner,
plans
ance
and
obligations
to
Prince
oroln
801116
prospecting
in
-
a.
t
i
flAit
Tl
n
J
At.
Rupert."
BUSPPILOT
PRDPECTING
jcithern
B.
C.
as
well
as
in
the
ikon,
before
winter
closes
in.
e
"
returned
-
recently
w
"
from
the
A
k
AAASW
viil
VI
W4A
ilOllvl
AAl(,il
f
urged
that
the
government
im-outn
a
denverlng
a
new
rtnco
n
tnv
nf
nno
rant
a
rtsvimrOlane
there.
Hf
is
nflUT
rpflim.
jvuv.
u
VA
.
v
A
V
C
pvUlU
on
American
fish
entering
Can'nE
by
air
to
his
home
in
Candle
ada
ui
reprisal
for
a
tax
of
td
cents
a
pound
which
the
Amel
can
government
had
impc?
on
Canadian
fish
entering
ie
U.S.
i
Mayor
H.
B.
Rocheste.and
City
Treasuref
W.
D.
Vanrwere
at
Kamloops
attending
v
an"
nual
convention
of
th0nlon
of
B.C.
Municipalities.
cirinpeiihnTivn
cKDES
AS
RhMB
-'EEL
WORKERS
WENT
ON
4S-HOTTR
RTnTK-wA
.t
.
......
"-,
...
.
.
,
swEiai
new
ui
a
mass
meeung
held
by
Rje.
Italy,
.
steel
,
workers
who
went
out
on
a
nation-wide
48-hour
strike
recently
as
part
of
f
alleged
Communist
plan
to
overthrow
the
government
of
Premier
Alcide
de
Gasperi.
(Alaska
by
way
of
Central!
British
Columbia,
and
will
devote
part
of
the
time
to
looking
around
and
seeing
what
may
develop.
He
says
times
continue
active
in
the
north.
Moustaches
Are
Popular
Again
OTTAWA
Moustaches,
In
military
circles,
are
returning.
Soldiers,
stationed
in
various
STOCKHOLM
tn
theipart
of
Canada,
are
blossoming
world
championship
jiots
held
'
out
with
hirsute
adornment
of
here,
Sweden
won
sliMd1111
'
various
shapes
sizes
and
colors,
and
'six
team
vlctoi-
Norway
Moustaches
were
customary
and
Switzerland
tq
tivc
gold
in
Great
War
I.
Some,
it
is
said,
Tr.Prt9i
irirpnttnfltoad
three
are
even
claiming
affiliation
victories,
Finland
f.
and
Italy
s
with
the
famous
one.
.
1
Club"
overseas.
Like
Prom
CHECK
-44-
EGGS
Cart'oncd)
"A"
LARGE
D0Z'
CANNED
TOMATOES
2
F0R
55c
AYLMER
PEAS
Size
No.
5
2
TINS
33C
rAIRHAVEN
SARDINES
2
s
19c
HONEY
4-lb.
tin
$1.38
?'
lbcria
8-lb.
tin
$2.65
r
Lessons
in
English
Words
often
misused:
Do
not
say,
"My
son-in-laws
attended
the
meeting."
Say,
"My
sons-in-law
(or
daughters-in-law)
attended
the
meeting."
Often
mispronounced:
Quintuplet.
Pronounce
kwln-tu-pet,
i
as
in
in,
u
as
in
unite,
e
as
in
let,
and
accent
first
sylable.
Often
mlsspeUed:
Fuel;
lie.
Feud;
eu.
Synonymous:
Ingenious
inventive,
clever,
adroit,
resourceful.
Word
study:
"Use
a
word
three
times
and
It
is
yours."
Let
us
Increase
our
vocabulary
by
mastering
one
word
each
day.
Today's
word:
Analogous;
corresponding
to
something
else
in
certain
aspects.
"There
is
something
in
the
exercise
of
the
mind
analogous
to
that
of
the
body."
FORMED
IN
1908
The
Bov
Scout
movement
had
"Handlebar
its
beginning
in
the
British
Isles
in
1S08.
PUBLICIZING
P.R.
HIGHWAY
In
its,
campaign
for
publicizing
of
the
existence
of
the
trans-provincial
highway
with
its
coast
terminus
at
Prince
Rupert,
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
received
assurance
of
full
publicity
from
the
Governmiit
Travel
Bureau
a"t
Victoria
and
the
Motor
Dealers'
Association
of
Vancouver.
Writing
to
"the
Chamber,
both
bodies
have
made
suggestions
as
to
quarters
which
might
be
contacted
in
order
to
further
disseminate
the
information
that
the
road
is
open
and
being
used.
The
Government
Travel
Bureau
says
that
it
has
from
time
to
time
advised
customs
offices
and
automobile
associations
and
in
other
ways
has
endeavoured
to
assist
in
the
movement
of
automobile
traffic
in
this
direction.
Organizations
in
Washington,
Oregon
and
California
which
should
be
got
in
touch
with
are
suggested.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
LI
OR
CITED
that
death
follow
alcoho
The
I
found
IAP
CAUSE
is
Jury
Wants
Supplier
.
Maggie
Cecil
Causht
Blaig
liquor
as
a
cause
of
the
rlarj
that
resulted
in
the
deatl
For:
Easvard
on
October
1
Maggie
Cecil,
a
native
womi
x
coroner's
jury
recommend
that
'every
effort
be
made
determine
thes.rce
of
sui
and
theoffender
dealt
with
:rely."
The
ry,
convened
by
Coroner
M.
SteDhens.
found
,
Cecil
came
to
her
"accidental
drowning
the
consumption
of
beverages."
year
old
woman
was
id
in
Poroolse
Harbor
at
6
o'tk
on.
the
afternoon
of
Octobel
after
having
fallen
betweei
wharf
and
the
seiner
SchushK
II
some
time
after
4:20
p.
The
Hence
of
three
native
wltnesstndlcated
that
the
de
ceased
1
been
drinking
in
her
cabin
a
ort
Edward,
and
later
on
the
lushona
II.
Jury
lembers
were
E.
E.
Hyndm;
foreman,
George
B.
Yule,
M;
In
O.
Kullande'r,
E.
W.
Parkhod
Victor
Grant,
and
F.
A.
E
ALllTOMIC
EXHIBIT
LONDC
w-r-An
atomic
en-
iergy
exiition
explaining
the
implicates
of
nuclear
fission
and
iluskting
both
its
destructive
anttonstructive
properties
will
staij
a
tour
in
November.
The
exqition
will
cover
some
26
tow;
(
1
iT-ris
NCFLIES
1
INWR
sj
GAIBA6E
m
mm
TH
GENTLE
BLEACH
.
12rfiifc
Rupert
Daflp
J3cta3
Thursday
October
a,
1947
ftJVC
Aim
WMYC
ry
,rw
Aexf
I
A
wttlily
tdytrliiinj
and
information
srm'ce
hr
today'i
woman
BB
MONTREAL,
Oct.
9th.
Tastiest
way
I
know
to
make
sure
your
youngsters
are
getting
ample
milk
In
their
diets
is
to
give
them,
come
dessert-time,
luscious
puddings
and
blanc
manges
made
of
BENSON'S
CORN
STARCH!
This
fine-quality
corn
starch
makes
custards
and
puddings
your
children
will
love.
Yours
for
the
asking
Is
BENSON'S
Recipe
Sheet
B.F....
Vanilla
Blanc
Uange
Velvety
Baked
Custard
Floating
Island.
Simply
write
to
me,
Barbara
Brent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q,
qnd
I'll
gladly
mail
your
free
copy
to
yon
poft-haste!
THERE'S
FRESH
EXCITEML.iT
in
Cctocert
crisp
days
.
.
.
wondtrfui
weather
for
the
"
big
came"
of
Tali
football!
And
for
a
verv
soecial
after-the-game-p.ntr
treat...
bake
the
perfect
fav"S
party
cake
with
SWANS
DOWN
CAKE
FLOUR!
I
f
fc
n.
.
i
.
.
.
i
.J
.
i
rm
i
,f
tmitt
"v
I
rouow
me
lesieu
recipes
on
me
avvAi
uunn
package
and
you'll
have
cake'
to
more-than-
COUNT
YOUR
BLESSINGS
come
Thanksgiving
Time
.
.
.
among
Jhem
that
morale-.
lU?
boosting
Sav-
of
yours
at
the
BANK
OF
MONTREAL!
If
you
indulge
in
feminine
thrift
at
the
B
of
M
as
I
do
you'll
know
what
I
mean
when
I
say
it's
like
visiting
an
old
friend!'
You've
discovered
the
joy
of
a
Savings
Account
at
the
B
of
M...the
friendly,
courteous
personnel
.
.
.
that
oh-so-comfy
money-in-the-bank
feeling!
For
money
in
a
Savings
Account
at
the
B
of
M
is
raonry
saved
for
a
rainy
day
or
tc
help
you
toward
that
wclcomo
winter
outfit.
Food
Prices
Either
;
Just
as
Quickly
as
Our
Costs
Decline,
(jar
Prices
Will
Go
Down
Too
h
THESE
ITEMS
FOR
REAL
VALUES
FRESH
PRODUCE
CARROTS
4
POUNDS
23C
SPANISH
ONIONS
3
P0UNDS
23c
CELERY
2
P0UNDS
21c
CABBAGE
2
P0UNDS
13c
Fresh,
Green,
Interior.'
TOKAY
GRAPES
2
P0UNDS
29c
BUNCH
CARROTS
POUND
g
TOMATOES
Hot
house
lbs
43J
APPLES
Fancy
Macs
Box
$3.69
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
ONE
WEEK
OVERWAITEA
LTD.
RUPERT'S
MOST
MODEiRN
FOOD
STORE
MELLO
JEL
JELLY
POWDER
He
PKT-
FIG
BARS
Plain
lb-
Icd47c
lb
TOMATO
JUICE
20-oz.
g
TINS
QC
FANCY
KETA
SALMON
'
18c
ls
34c
LW1
please
your
public!
Just
imagine
layers
of
feather-light
cake,
moist
and
even-crumbed
.
.
.
perfection,
that's
what!
So-o-o
...
at
the
top
of
your
party
shopping
list
...
put
SWANS
DOWN
CAKE
FLOUR
and
you'll
be
a
proud
and
popular
hostess!
HERE'S
A
SAVOURY
DISM
fit
for
a
king
...
or
your
husband!
Frankly,
your
husband
will
think
you're
wonderful
when
you
serve
him
HEINZ
Condensed
Soups
in
any
one
of
the
fifty-seven
delicious
ways
there
aro
of
serving
them!
And
did
you
know
that
added
milk
or
water
gives
yon
twenty
ounces
of
HEINZ
Soup
for
the
price
of
ten!
This
means
four
scrumptious
servings
...
the
flavour
highlight
of
many
a
meal!
For
your
free
copy
of
"57
Ways
to
Use
Hein-Condensed
Soups"
simply
write
to
me,
Barbara
Brent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
CLIMB
ABOARD
...
the
passenger
stairway
to
the
T.C.A.
"
North
Star
"
Is
wheeled
into
position
beside
the
huge
skyliner
and
you
climb
aboard!
Look
around
you
at
the
soft
colours
the
smart
appointments.
In
the
rear
of
the
plane
a
Powder
Room
a
cozy
Cocktail
Lounge...
the
Galley
where,
hot
complimentary
meals
are
served
the
Steward's
Desk.
The
Stewardess
makes
you
comfortable
in
a
cloud-soft,
adjustable
seat...
the
-
luur
xiuna-iwj
kc
i..0u.vj
.......
i
--
-
at
the
place
and
suddenly
you're
airborne
climbing
cloudward
over
the
airport
in
a
TRANS-CANADA
AIR
LINES
"North
Star"
bound
tor
Great
Britain
and
Ireland!
Plan
now
to
take
the
swift,
comfortable,
oh-so-convenient
"North
Star"
way
to
England...
it
costs
so
much
less
than
you
might
think.
THANKSGIVING
TI.ME
is
Family
Time...
when
cousins,
uncles
and
aunts
gather
'round
for
family
fun
and
turkey!
It's
time
to
stock
up
with
7-Up
...
for
delicious
7-Up
is
the
family
"Fresh
Up
"!
7-Up
has
a
blithe
and
merry
goodness
...
a
fresh,
clean-tasting
flavour
that
is
the
essence
o
cheerfulness.
Make
this
year's
family
reunion
a
never-to-be-forgotten
one
.
.
.
with
good
cheer
and
7-Up
always
on
nana:
r.cep
your
uty
uiuj
supply
chilled
just-iliiht
in
the
ice-box.
P33S
it
around
as
a
between-meal
treat...
sip
and
smile
with
7-Up!
You'll
find
it
at
any
store
displaying
the
colourful
7-Up
signs!
ADVERTISE
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FOR
BEST
RESULTS.
iff
9
rANCES
OVER
WHICH
YOUR
GROCER
HAS
NO
CONTROL,
YOU
ARE
NOW
PAYI
NG
MORE
FOR
A
GREAT
MANY
EVERY-DAY
STAPLE
GROCERIES.
-
WE
DON'T
NEED
TO
TELL
YOU
HOW
MUCH
MORE
THESE
FOOD?
COST
TODAY.
THESE
HIGH
PRICES
BOTHER
US
AS
MUCH
AS
THEY
BOTHER
YOU.
,
MYSORE
COFFEE
50c
PRUNE
PLUMS
Aylmer
2
TINS
gQC
TOMATO
SOUP
Campbell's
TINS
QJC
OVERWAITEA
BEST
TEA
$1.00
lb-
WE
DELIVER
It
u.
I'
'A
1
Ml