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Daily
XSclujs
Friday,
December
19,
1947
GOLD
HUNT
IN
CANADA
.
Ituenos
Aires
Cattleman
Visited
Jasper
and
Elsewhere
MONTREAL
In
spite
ot
handicaps
caused
by
severe
cold
and
heavy
snow,
Ernest
L.
Ouillo,
Buenos
Aires
cattleman
and
veteran
hunter,
came
out
of
the
area
north
of
Jasper
National
Park
recently
with
an
elk,
a
mule
deer
and
a
moose
with
a
45-inch
spread.
It
was
Mr.
Guillos
first
visl't
to
Canada
and,
although
advised
that
the
hunting
season
was
well
advanced
when
he
arrived
here
last
November,
he
decided
on
a
two-week
hunt
in
Canada's
northland.
His
trip
was
planned
by
J.
S.
McDonald,
general
tourist
and
convention
agent,
Canadian
National
Railways.
After
a
fortnight
tussle
with
the
elements
in
the
company
of
Harold
Anderson,
guide
and
outfitter,
Mr.
Guillo
has
returned
to
Montreal,
convinced
that
hunting
in
Canada
is
as
exciting
as
anywhere
in
this
hemisphere.
.
Mr.
Guillo,
who
has
hunted
In
many
parts
of
North
and
South
America,
once
spent
25
days
in
the
Brazilian
jungle
where
he
shot
a
Jaguar
and
captured
two
boa
constrictors
for
the
Buenos
Aires
zoo.
The
veteran
hunter,
who
sails
with
his
trophies
from
New
York
next
week,
plans
a
return
engagement
with
Canada"s
wild
life
next
year.
YULETIDE
CARDS
AND
WRAPPINGS
d:zk
neuberger
writes
in
post
Hyder
Girls
Have
Many
Dates,
He
Says
The
current
Saturday
Evening
Post
prints
a
story
by
Richard
L.
Neubers"er
of
Portland,
Oregon,
well
known
writer,
who
spent
a
few
weeks
in
Prince
Rupert
last
summer
gathering
material
for
a
story
on
Prince
Rupert.
In
his
present
story
which
is
dated
Hyder.
Alaska',
the
opening
paragraph
says:
'Alaska
is
on?
ulace
where
uivls
have
more
dates
than
they
ran
handle.
It
is
perfectly
norma;
for
a
young
woman
to
rem'iv-
a
doen
requests
daily
for
r.hr
pleasure
of
her
company
and
w--,
cept
several
of
them.
A
willuwv
!
nurse,
newly
arrived
'from
'
He
.States,
wrote
home
that.
rie
had
enjoyed
cocktails
with
.me
jrsccrt,
dinner
with
anothi
r
a
I
movie
with
a
third,
and
a
dai'ee
i
with
the
last
of
her
four
ad
mirers
of
the
evening.'
ATTACKED
HV
MSII
!
DARWIN,
Australia
(P
A
diver
I
exploring
bomb
wreckage
was
attacked
by
a
huge
groper
and
after
a
violent
fight,
escaped.
Two
weeks
later
the
220-pound
fish
was
landed
by
three
!
NOTTINGHAM.
England
0
A
woman
with
1,000
$4.000
1
in
the
bank
was
fined
5
for
stealing
a
teaspoon,
jigsaw
puzzle
,
and
a
Christmas
tree
decoration
i
worth
2.
Rupert
Mens'
and
Boy's
Store
For
a
Boy
After
Your
Own
Heart
DRESS
HIM
UP
LIKE
A
KING
Boys'
Suits
Boys'
Pants
Boys'
Shirts
Boys'
Ties
Boys'
Belts
Boys'
Jackets
Boys'
Socks
Boys'
Underwear
Boys'
Pajamas
Boys'
Snow
Suits
Boys'
Overcoats
Boys'
Parkas
Boys'
Raincoats
Boys'
Sweaters
A
combination
of
good
appearance
plus
fit
plus
Ions
wear
make
an
unbeatable
team.
You'll
find
our
stocks
complete
starting
with
the
small
boys
sue
up
lo
Hie
full
grown
man
priced
right
as
usual.
EVERY
SMOKER
Will
be
pleased
with
Gifts
from
Varied
Stocks
RUPERT
TOBACCO
STORE
CORNER
THIRD
AVE.
AND
FOURTH
ST.
Hollywood
Cate
trince
RUPEurs
newest
and
most
Ur-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT
FULL-COURSE
MEALS
FROM
11
A.M.
TO
4
A.M.
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday
-
5
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
WE
CATER
TO
PARTIES
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
133
.735
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
ADVERTISE
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS',
FOR
BEST
RESULTS
1
CHRISTMAS
Sl'GGKSTIONS
2
s
Cigarettes,
Cigars,
Pipes,
Tobacco,
Lighters,
Wallets,
Mens
Sundries.
!
O
LITTLE
TOWN
OF
BETHLEHEM!
-Another
Christmas
season
!
is
upon
us.
a
season
of
good
cheer
with
thoughts
of
everlasting
i
peace
on
earth,
good-will
toward
men.
Millions
flock
to
the
churches
on
Christmas
to
celebrate
the
birthday
of
Jesus
Christ
and
hear
once
more
the
story
of
how
Jesus
was
born
of
Mary
in
a
stable
manger
because
there
was
"no
room
at
the
Inn.
In
Bethlehem,
the
Church
of
the
Nativity,
marking
the
site
of
the
Saviour's
birth,
was
erected
by
the
Emperor
Constantine's
orders
in
330
to
commemorate
it.
Beneath
the
church
floor
Is
a
grotto
or
cave,
known
as
the
Chapel
of
the
Nativity,
which
is
worshipped
as
the
actual
spot
where
the
manger
was
located.
The
bell
at
the
Church
of
the
Nativity
is
rung
by
Brother
Camil-lus
Llka,
above,
who
Is
a
native
of
Frelsburg,
Texas
GIVE
DAD
AN
ADAM
HAT
CERTIFICATE
YOU
DON'T
NEED
HIS
SIZE!
YOU
DON'T
NEED
THE
COLOR
CHOICE!
Dad
will
select
his
own.
Just
give
him
a
$0.50
Adam
Certificate
DAD
IS
A
GOOD
SCOUT
TOO!
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
BLONDIE
;
NEWS
OF
GOLD
1
TRAVELS
FAR
.
J
News
ot
Prince
Rupert's
gold
,
D
strike
ot
two
or
three
months
ago
travelled
far
and
wide.
:
Lawrence
Llewellyn,
son
of
Mrs
!
B
E.
Llewellyn
of
this
city,
has
a
sent
a
copy
of
a
paper
published
at
Vagapatam.
India,
describing
g
me
sum
siriKC
on
uie
iruni
yasr.
p
iictt:
iuua.
one
wiu
alll
lUkCi
ui
the
morning
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
There
was
a
good
attendance
at
the
Sunday
School
held
by
Mr.
Nash
at
the
home
of
James
Jeffrey
'
on
Sunday
afternoon.
Gerald
Cooper
Is
visiting
with
his
grandparents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
I
Will
Cooper
at
Merritt.
l
The
monthly
Farmers'
tutc
Meeting
was
held
at
the
Partington
home
on
Thursday
with
ten
members
present.
The
weather
continues
mild
'
here.
I
j
SUTTON,
Surrey.
Eng.
Xf
A
H
swan
found
walking
in
the
road
0
here
was
"arrested"
by
police
BHHHaBBaaBBBdDHBinaniHBaaaBaaaatiM
mcn
and
put
back
in
the
river.
Everybody
Happy!
:
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
i
The
Union
steamer
Catala,
I
Capt.
Ernest
Sheppard,
is
due
i
to
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
from
H
!
'
Vancouver
at
8
o'clock
Saturday
morning,
according
to
word
re-
!
celved
at
the
company
office
RADIO
AUCTION
FIRST
NIGHT
IS
WELL
RECEIVED
An
hour
of
demand"
entertainment
was
broadcast
from
the
stage
of
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
last
night
as
bids
for
hometown
talent
poured
in
over
a
battery
of
telephones
on
the
first
night
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
annual
radio
auction.
With
a
backlox
of
a
number
of
bids
for
tonight,
bids
which
were
entered
last
night
but
did
not
get
on
the
air
because
of
the
time
element,
Radio
Auction
Chairman
Don
Essclmont
predicts
that
this
evening's
show
will
be
even
more
successful
than
the
opening
night.
Bids
totalling
$115
were
received
for
the
eleven
Items
which
were
presented
last
night
over
Station
CFPR.
while
almost
$20
was
taken
in
the
door
prize
raffles.
Proceeds
will
be
divided
equally
between
the
Civic
Centre,
Salvation
Army
and
Junior
Chamber.
Last
night's
program
was
broadcast
with
background
music
by
the
Four
Dukes'
orchestra
and
accompaniment
by
Andy
McNaughton
at
the
piano
Douglas
Stevenson
and
Neil
Ross
were
announcers.
Highlight
of
the
program
was
the
appearance
of
the
Borden
Street
School
Choir
which
sang
three
songs.
"The
Three
Kings,"
"Long
Ago,"
'and
"The
First
Noel."
Other
talent
presentations
were:
Miss
Mardel
Holland,
piano
solo;
Bob
Scharff
singing
"Mammy";
Barbara
Teng,
vocal
solo
"Alice
Blue
Gown";
Helen
Hibbard.
vocal
solo
"Jc
Voui
Alme";
Lorraine
Youngman.
vocal
solo
"One
Love";
Alan
Forman,
piano
solo;
Mary
Lou
Lund
and
Ivy
Gillespie,
vocal
dflet
"Santa
Claus
Js
Coming
to
Town."
In
the
door
prize
drawing,
a
98-pound
sack
of
flour
was
won
by
John
Hougan.
while
a
case
of
canned
milk
was
won
by
George
Murray.
The
program
will
be
on
the
air
for
an
hour
tonight
and
for
two
hours
Saturday
night.
B.C.
Men
Working
On
Luxury
Ship
British
Columbiii
men
;r
t
hiding
stead
v
work
ab:
ard
thr
Ccrsolr.
the
luxurv
vacht
formerly
owned
by
J.
P.
Moriran
All
told,
there
are
76
from
this
province
employed.
The
Corsair
'
now
on
a
cnilte
In
Mexican
waters.
The
Seafarers
Union
"rretnrv.
Dave
Joyce,
says
the
tobor
relations
are
entirely
satisfactory.
Th
ownrr
"f
tr-yacht,
which
1.
the
lat
v
vl
t
comfort
and
convenience
pra
vide
transportation
down
tr
San
Pedro,
plus
subsistence
wages.
LIGHTSHIP
ItKI'I.ACKIt
LIVERPOOL,
England
O'
A
boat
beacon
with
a
4,000-candIe
power
revolving
light,
visible
for
10
miles,
replaced
the
81-year-old
lightship
when
the
port
was
recently
fitted
with
a
radar
BIRMINGHAM
(T
-Richard
Walker,
83,
married
Ethel
Sharpc,
74,
his
next
door
neighbor
for
20
years.
?
KtY
KNOW
WHE&E
YOU
t
11,
AUSTRALIA
IS
GOING
FISHING
i
j
To
.Make
Itrtter
I'm
of
Natural
Resource
j
SYDNEY.
Australia
Austral
ian
caught
fish
may
become
more
plentiful
if
plans,
as
at
present
understood,
are
carried
through.
Fish,
on
the
Australian
market,
has
always
been
relatively
scarce
and
expensive
but
not
because
of
barren
seas
What
the
Australians
propose
doing
is
to
establish
trawling
grounds
known
to
exist
In
the
Oreat
Australian
Bight,
off
Tas
mania
and
New
South
Wales.
I
revive
the
whaling
Industry,
makp
greater
u.e
of
aerial
rcc-onnaissonce;
use
by-products:
study
coruervatlon
measures,
and
examine
marketing
and
distribution
methods.
PENGE,
Kent.
Eng.
?-
Peiigc
Is
now
the
most
densely
popu
lated
area
In
the
county
havinj
;
29.9
people
an
acre.
hi
0i
0
k
h"
'
rr
Serving
trayi,
ah
tray,
cooling
utensils,
household"
furnishings
so
many
lovely
new
thing
are
available
mw
in
this
metaL
Thing
with
the
glow,
die
sh
n,
tlw
rust-priof
beauty,
tlut
nuke
Aluminum
the
wic
choice
alwiy.
Light,
ttrong,
Lttmgly
gvJ
looking,
Alcan
Aluminum
king
new
bright
new,
new
convenience
to
tlte
Guudun
iiome.
Aluminum
products
are
rruJe
by
over
6(0
independent
Canadian
manufacturer!.
For
ligluriei
t,
strength,
fcng
hfe
Choose
Aluminum
ALUMINUM
C0MP&HY
OF
CANADA,
LTD.
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