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Erftue
Rupert
Dailp
Bttiig
Monday,
August
27,
1947
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The
Ketchican
lish
packer
Sidney.
Capt.
Osmund
Hend-ricksorr,
docked
here
at
8
am.
Saturday,
carrying
124
tons
otj
canned
salmon,
the
largest
cargo
she
has
had
in
two
years
she
has
been
packing
fish
be-twren
the
two
ports.
The
cargo
will
be
sent
over
Canadian
National
lines
to
the
eastern
United
States.--
Richard
Large,
son
o!
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large,
returned
home
on
the
Coquitlam
last
evening
from
a
camping
holiday
near
Vancouver-
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
INCOME
TAX
v
Returns
Prepared
See
'
R.
E.
MORTIMER
824
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
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DAIRY
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
$12.50
Girls
Reversible
RAINCOATS
$4.99
Sizes
8
-
9
-
10
11
i
$11.95
Wool
SNOW
SUITS
$6.99
Sizes
4-5
45c
Infants
Knitted
Mitts
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
95c
Waterproof
CRIB
SHEETS
2
At
Rubberized
The
40-foot
auxiliary
yawl
Escapee
of
the
Royal
Vancouver
Yacht
Club
is
tied
up
at
the
local
Yacht
Club
floats
while
its
two
operators,
Phillip
Brook
and
Harry
Court,
look
around
Prince
Rupert
after
a
trip
to
Alaska
under
sail.
When
they
leave,
they
plan
to
take
the
Escapee
into
deep
water,
heading
about
250
miles
straight
west
beyond
Dixon
Entrance
to
test
the
vessel
in
a
sea
run.
Steamship
Sailings
(Daylight
Saving
Times)
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Yancoorci
Monday
ss
Prinress
Adelaide
10
p.m.
Tuesday
ss
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1
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p.m.
Thursday
ss
rrlnce
Rupert
12:15
p.m.
Friday
ss
Cataia,
5:30
p.m,
Saturday
ss
Camosun,
10:15
pm.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss
Coquitlam,
4
p.-i
Monday
Princess
Adelaide
pjn.
Wednesday
os
Prince
Rupert
11:00
am.
Friday
ss
Camosun,
4
pm.
Friday
ss
Cataia,
5
pm.
$4
Baby
Toilet
Scats
and
Pads
99c
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photo
shows
a
party
of
displaced
persons
aboarfl
the
train
brought
them
to
Bremerhaven,
Germany,
where
they
boarded
the
General
Steawart
for
their
voyage
to
Canada.
Over
800
D.P.'s
arrived
in
Halifax,
N.S.,
to
begin
new
lite
and
new
hope
In
IBBBI
Sizes
1-2-3-4-5-6
Regular
Prices
$2.25
-
$3.25
SCHOOL
resses
w
ALL
SALES
FINAL
CASH
ONLY
Selection
of
Over
200
Girls
Dresses.
Assorted
Styles
and
Colors
Girls'
Dresses
Sizes
7-
10
-
12
-
14
Regular
Prices
$4
-
$5
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and
Teen
Timer
Models
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19
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$3.75
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KNITTED
SUITS
99c
95c
BABIES
WATERPROOF
PANTS
29c
$4.50
GIRLS
OR
BOYS
RAINCOATS
$2.99
$2.25
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99c
$1.25
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Sizes
6-8-10
s
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Values!
Sale
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Subject
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on
Hand
49c
$10
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Snow
Suits
Sizes
4-5-6
$5.99
$3.95
Girls
Chenille
Bathrobes
Sizes
4-10
$1.99
$1.55
-
$1.95
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Felt
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99c
$3.95
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Muffs
,
99c
80c
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Tarns
.:
29c
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-
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$4.99
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OPENING
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NO
EXCHANGES
5
k
M
ft
in
this
Prince
Rupert
by
DIDDEE
JINKS
1
People
get
so
confidential
In
'
a
berry
patch,"
my
mother
used
to
say
She
referred
to
wemen,
of
course,
for
the
men
always
stayed
behind
haying
usually
when
this
two-family
raid
on
berries
occurred.
They
were
notalways
the
same
two
families,
but
there
never
was
a
third.
It
may
have
been
that
three
women
make
a
crowd
even
on
the
banks
of
the
Red
Deer
River;
or
It
could
have
'been
that
the
front
sea
of
the
democrat
comfortably
seated
but
two
There
were
no
family
limitations,
however.
Any
given
number
crowded
in
beside
oui
jown
six,
plus
milk-cans,
candy
I
palls
and
one
small
tub.
There
was
no
thought
of
inconvenience
I
or
crowding
net
until
20
years
t
later
and
then
it
was
too
late
to
hcwl!
The
dampness
of
tJie
river
met
the
party
as
it
neared
the
lonp
sloping
ravine
where
It
ran.
Not
many
rods
further
the
air
became
filled
with
the
pungent
scent
of
ripe
cranberries.
Tne
boys
in
particular
grinned
in
Impish
anticipation
of
squirting
the
Juice
where
it
would
do
most
damage.
Everyone
was
expected
to
pick,
and
would,
but
there
was
ample
time
and
opportunity
for
many
other
things
as
well.
Beth
should
be
accomplished.
The
home
trip
was
different.
There
was
less
room
because
each
container
was
brimming
and
standing
separate.
That
meant
that
the
younger
genera
tion
slid
Into
any
remaining
crevies.
Therefore
there
was
murh
less
hilarity
and
less
talk-
In
the
back.
Up
front
conversation
was
speeded
up
if
anything,
low
in
tone,
and
punctuated
with
sympathetic
duckings.
I
It
was
this
part
that
left
the
hangover
that
pensive,
satisfied
expression
cn
my
mother's
face
that
had
nothing
to
do
with
rows
of
newly
filled
jars,
tl
was
mystifying
until
one
of
these
"days
after"
when
she
remarked:
"Hearing
someone
else's
troubles
makcivour
own
so
light."
Picking
blueberries
was
different.
Especially
where
confidences
are
concerned,
in
tne
wildest
imagination
it
would
not
be
possible
for
anyone
to
get
comfortable
enough
to
be
that
human
The
last
ones
I
picked
were
just
off
Wantage
Road.
Some
people
maintain
that
they
aren
t
properly
blueberries
but
blue
huckleberries.
tOhers
swear
they
are
none
other
than
deluxe
blueberries.
And
I
agree.
With
one
foot
deep
in
muskeg,
the
other
two-and-a-half
feet
away
desperately
clinching
a
log.
one
hand
flailing
flies
and
the
other
picking,
I
still
agreed
and
felt
comfortable
by
ccrrcpan
on
with
other
blue-berry
associations.
The
honors
were
definitely
here
and
it
hadn't
all
to
do
with
flavor.
Both
kinds,
the
Alberta
berry
and
these,
are
heavenly,
Just
one
of
those
things
put
here
for
"'God's
chlllun."
My
only
complaint
lies
In
the
places
they
grow.
Never,
no
never,
are
they
out
in
the
open
where
you
tifkc
a
deep
breath"aftd
sigh
rapturously.
Instead,
the
best
ones
hee
are
In
the
centre
of
complete
swamp
area
that
takes
?"very
grain
of
Intestinal
fortitude
to
glimpse,
let
alone
pick.
And
then
the
worms
are
there
first.
In
Alberta
they
grow
where
it
Is
dry
and
hot
and
in
a
district
inhabited
by
bears.
Not
the
usual
kind,
but
great
big
fellows
who
nclude
blueberries
on
their
menu,
preferably
out
of
a
newly
Mled
pall
that
somebody
hid
In
a
shady
little
nook
to
pick
up
later,
tl
was
put
there
after
hours
of
toil.
Since
the
berries
hug
the
ground,
pickers
dq
to.'
So
you
limber
up
with
a
few
?ymnastics,
arm
yourself
with
what
is
known
as
a
"picker."
don
a
very
broad-brimmed
hat,
and
go
to
work.
After
the
fir?"
four
hours
it
'sn't
so
bad.
There
is
a
numbing
Influence
at
work.
Besides,
you
have
gleaned
a
few
berries
Quite
a
few,
in
fact,
counting
all
the
leaves
the
picker
brings
with
those
deUcate
clusters
of
blue.
But
you
don't
thlnlr
n
he
leaves.
Not
yet.
You
wait
until
you
arc
at
heme.
Then
you
sit
in
ine
coolest
spot
In
the
house,
dream
of
blueberry
pie
and
preserves,
blow
and
pick
small
leaves
and
forget
the
Immediate
and
miserable
past.
"Worming"
Is
so
much
simpler.
A
bit
of
salt
In
the
water,
and
up
they
come,
dead
and
harm-1
less.
There
are
people
who
fear;
a
few
never
make
an
appea.r?ice
1
except
dyed
blue,
and
in
the
cen
tre
of
a
berry
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