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Thursday,
August
7,
1947
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I
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1
,That
sick
friend
you
sat
up
with
last
night
he
needs
a
haircut!'
f
"
Playground
Fastball
Play
Very
Exciting
tflyroscopcs
Win
from
Vseal:Cove
Sluggers
A
very
closely
fought
game
JWith
first
class
play
by
botli
jteams.
resulted
in
a
10
to
6
win
rfor
the:
Gyroscopes
over
the
Seal
lSy?Z?.lVSgers
at
the
Gyro
Bali
Park
Wednesday
afternoon.
?-'Tiapjs?were:
f
Gyrbjcopes
R.
Webber,
1.
Sedgewick,
H.
Webber,
N.
Mc
Iverson,
M.
Forman,
R.
Young,
B.
MacFarlane,
D.
Slack,
A.
Mac
Farlane,
Brentzen.
Umpire
Ross.
Warship
Here
On
August
20
The
Canadian
frigate
H.M;C.S
Antigonish,
under
command
of
Lieut.
Commander
John
Welfen-den,
will
dock
at
Prince
Rupert
at
3
p.m.
on
Aujunst
20.
according
to
word
received
Iby
the
Jun
ior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Port
,Ara;
S.
-Black,
G.
Sharun,
D.
Dav
committer
fmm
RMr
ah
kWesch.B.
Sedgewick
and
C.
Mc-
miral
E.
R.
Mainguy.
The
ccm-.
..
1
mittee
Invited
the
Royal
Cana-
,
Seal.
Ccve
Sluggers
H.
Marsh-i
dian
Navy
to
send
a
vessel
to
all,
N.
Sather,
S.
Hamilton,
T).
Prince
Rupert
for
Port
Day.
Yachting
On
Mass
Scale
Hearl
Sprott,
Here
With
Cruising
Aircraft
Carrier,
Has
Ambitious
Dream
Bearl
Sprott
and
his
wife
who
are
now
in
Ala-sfca
with
their
aircraft
carrying
yacht
"Breezin
Thru,"
are
not
devoting
all
their
time
to
mere
recreation.
Bear!
Sprott
has
a
dream
and,
although
ill-health
forced
him
to
lea,ve
the
active
field
of
business,
he
refuses
to
climb
on
the
shelf
of
complete
retirement.
With
his
142
foot
luxury
yacht
and
attending
Seabee
plane
there
are
few
spots
on
the
Pacific
Coast
that
are
Inaccessible
to
the
energetic
Sprott.
And
wherever
he
travels,
by
land
or
air,
he
.gathers
Information
of
the
country,
the
people,
the
In
dustries
and
anything
else
that
might
Interest
a
tourist.
If
he-
stops
in
a
port
he
likes
to
know
something
of
its
history,
its
life,
its
attractions.
If
the
Seabee
sits
down
on
an
inland
lake
Sprott
wants
to
know
how
the
trout
are
biting
and
the
kind
of
lure
they
go
for.
All
this
is
not
due
to
idle
curiosity.
Bearl
Sprott
hopes
to
use
the
information
in
a
business
scheme
he
has
In
mind.
He
wants
to
bring
all
the
pleasures
of
luxury
yachting
within
reach
cf
the
man
or
woman
with
moderate
means.
I
In
his
dream
Sprott
sees
a
deepsea
vessel,
perhaps
a
converted
hospital
ship,
fitted
up
like
a
floating
holiday
resort
complete
with
several
Seabecs,
fast
cabin
cruisers,
power
.boats
for
the
fishermen
and
even
lizht
buses
that
can
be
used
for
siaht-
seeing
short
tours.
The
shirj
J
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m
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a
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m
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a
n
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B
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D
n
R
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n
a
n
IP
Here
are
beautiful
NYLONS
tafc-AA
legs
of
course
they're
bu
ImiMi
,
Tliey're
knitted
in
live
proportion
to
gie
couifortalilft
uUUh
aiulrdii
at
ALL
point
.
.
.
top,
calf,
arikip,
una
inMep
...
not
juit
length
alone!
There's
a
Hoiling
in
tlie
"Fit-All"
Family
jiwt
right
for
You
...
to
gire
)ouniooth,
blcckcotiirnrl.
,
e,
the
patented
putter
umler
the
foot
etrrtche
out
wben'the
blocking
is
on...
guaranteed
to
give
a
mnootlwr
fit
over
the
ankle,
under
the
lirel,
at
the
hack
.
.
.
helps
hold
ecam
straight.
1.
STYLON
DEBS
...
for
the
short,
small
woman,
slender
legs
and
thighs.
Siies
8-9.
'2.
STYLON
MIDS...
for
average
height
with
average
site
legs.
For
short
women
with
larger
legs
...
for
tall
women
iui
eicnuer
legs,
ayi-ll.
3.
STYLON
LONGS
...
for
the
really
tall
woman,
or
average
!
height
with
sturdy
legs.
4.
FIT-ALL-TOP"
MIDS
.
.
.
for
the
average
size
woman
who
want,
eitra
stretch
above
the
knee.
Rj-i-ll.
5.
"Frr.ALL.TOI-
LONGS
.
.
.
,ake
care
of
the
tall
woman
with
large
thighs.
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THIS
IS
THE
FAMOUS
KAYSfft
"ftr-AU
HEEL"
I
Al
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Steamer
Service
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
OCEAN
FALLS
WESTVIEW
(Powell
River)
VANCOUVER
'
Thursday
at
11:15
pjn.
LTe-KETCHIKAN
r
Wednesday
Midnlrht
jtfAll
Times
Pacific
Standard)
For
reservations
call
or
write
CUy
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices,
j
PRINCE
RUFERT
f-
For
Your
Eating
Pleasure
...
Broadway
Cafe
(Formerly
Boston
Cafe)
THE
BEST
FOOD
FINEST
COOKING
TOP
SERVICE
I
BANQUET
HALL
FOR
LUNCHEONS,
DINNERS
AND
AFTERNOON
TEAS
Chinese
Dishes
Chow
Mcin
Chop
Suey
"TAKE-OUT"
ORDERS
ANY
TIME
Hours:
7
AJU.
to
1:30
AM.
PHONE
200
Patrick
Fowlow
Is
Laid
at
Rest
J
The
funeral
or
Patrick
Fowiow
was
held
Wednesday
afternoon
at
2
o'clock
from
the
chapel
of
he
B.
C.
Funeral
Parlors,
Services
in
the
chapel
and
at
the
graveside
were
conducted
by
Father
J.
Carroll.
Pallbearers
John
Morrison,
Harry
Menzies,
John
Orvlck.
SLs
Grunfur,
P.
O.
Peterson
and
E.
MacAuley
carried
the
remalas
of
their
frlewWo
his
last
resting
place.
Flowers
placed
on
the
grave
were
received
from
John
Orvlck,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Wick,
Al
Cook,
Jarvis
Fitzgerald.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Lund
and
Elsie,
Jens
Larson,
the
Deep
ea
Fisherman's
Union
and
the
crew
of
the
fcaisac.
AIR
PASSENGERS
Travellers
arriving
by
air
yesterday
from
Vancouver
were
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson
c-
Victoria,
Mrs.
Lipsin,
A.
E.
Howard
and
T.
H.
Richardson.
Mrs.
W.
Suth
erland
from
Port
Hardy
and
Cliff
Jones
of
Sandspit,
were
also
aboard.
Passengers
leaving
by
?lane
today
for
Vancouver
were
T.
Newton,
A.
Morgan.
F.
Park's,
Mrs.
D.
Chomey,
Mrs.
II.
A,
Smith,
E.
M.
Reld,
A.
E.
Howaru
and
E.
A.-
Nlckerson.
would
also
have
swimming
pools,
a
dance
hall,
store,
a
games
room
,'
and
a
theatre.
In
the
theatre
egular
movies
would
be
shown
svery
night
as
well
as
a
$hort
colored
film
on
the
area
or
port
the
ship
would
be
in
the
next
day.
Bearl
Sprott
can
see
his
dream
ship
makihg
two
winter
cruises
to
South
America
and
one
summer
trip
to
Alaska
each
year.;
Not
a
pound
of
freight
would
Lhe
ship
carry
so
her
course
and!
ports
of
call
would
be
governed
only
by
the
attractions
offered
i
by
the
area
travelled
through
!
Beauty
spots
off
the
beaten
path
j
would
be
a
specialty.
!
On
its
northern
cruise
the
ship
'
might
put
into
some
of
the!
fjord-like
inlets
that
are
a
feat-,
ure
of
the
coast
where
advance;
Information
Indicates
that
there
should
be
seme
good
salmon
fishing.
With
the
ship
anchored,
the
power
boats
would
be
put
.ovec
for
the
fishermen
and
those
who
Just
wanted
to
explore.
For
the
sportrmen
who
preferred
trout
to
salmon,
the
Seabeei
would
be
made
ready
to
fly
into
any
of
the
numerous
lakes
.that
lie
just
beyond
the
first
mount
tain
ridges.
Many
of
the
less
energetic
passengers
would
be
content
to
sit
on
comfortable
chairs
on
deck
and
view
the
beautiful
shore
iines
or
the
activities
of
the
powerboats.
Chances
are
Prince
Rupert
will
one
day
see
results
of
Bear!
Sprott's
dream
for
he
Ls
in
a
position
to
know
what
the
holiday
traveller
wants,
having
at
one
time
been
employpd
by
the
Mexican
Government
as
an
organizer
and
conductor
of
extensive
tours.
BATTLE
SYMBOLS
The
rose
was
the
favorite
flower
of
rulers
of
Greece
and
Rome
and
was
used
as
a
symbol
on
their
banners
and.
shields.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
Don't
let
this
happen
to
your
LINENS!
sjpja
TRIPLE
ACTION
PerfeX
IS
NOT
A
HARSH
BLEACH
KAMI):
.1,
COAST
IM4THICT
KecnnlliiR
IMhtrkt
of
Trlncr
llunrrt
TAKE
NtYTInV.
that
h
Ih.l
tt.i
ward
Cellulose
Company,
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C.
manufacturers
of
cellulose
products.
Intends
to
apply
ior.a
lease
01
ine
louowlng
described
lands,
situate
on
the
west
side
of
PorDOlse
Harbour
At
itM
nnrt.Viprlv
.nd
for
the
purpose
of
booming
ground
mm
u
in
wie
intuiumciure
01
cellulose
products:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
easterly
shore
of
IltdleV
Island.
Ilt
447
nanirr
ft
rvm.f
District,
on
a
point
of
land
due
west
jrom
me
cannery
at
Port
Edward;
thence
N.
59
degrees
E,
420
feet;
thence
N.
31
degrees
W,
6500
feet
more
or
less
tn
the
Knut.hprlv
ttlinrn
of
Kalen
Island
In
Porpolso
Harbour;
iiieuce
nonnwesieny
along
the
shoreline
of
Kalen
Island
to
Its
Intersection
with
the
southerly
boundary
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
right-of-way;
thence
southwesterly
alon?
the
southerly
boundary
of
said
right-of-way
1600
feet:
thence
8
56
degrees
R
2000
feet
more
or
less
to
the
shoreline
Of
Rldlev
TntnnH
th.nna
easterly
along
the
shoreline
of
Ridley
iMim
mj
noini
oi
commencement,
and
contalnlne
140
acres,
more
nr
leu.
PORT
EDWARD
CELLUIXJSE
COMPANY
LIMITED
D;
July
"3rd
197,
B.C.
PRODICTS
SHOW...
(Continued
from
Page
One)
of
Commerce
In
the
staglrtg,of
the
B.C.
Products
Show
as
Just
another
example
of
where
two
bodies
had
been
able
to
get
together
in
a
Joint
effort
for
mutual
benefit.
Thomas
Braidwocd,
president
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
emphasized
that
the
Vancouver
Board
believed
that
what
was
good
for
any
part
of
British
Col-
i-o'jver.
The
business
men
of
Vancouver
were
happy
to
see
the
new
industrial
development
In
Prince
Ru
pert.
Mr.
Braldwood
made
pres
entation
to
two
local
High
School
boys
who
had
won
$75
and
$50
-rlzes
respectively
In
the
annual
'Job's
Study"
essay
contest
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade-Donald
Main
and
Lloyd
Franklin.
A
fine
industrial
moving
picture
film
depicting
the'manufac-ture
of
pulp
and
paper
in
British
Columbia,
featuring
(beautiful
color
scenes
of
Industrial
action
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Powell
River,
was
presented
lit
after
which
the
lighter
part
of
the
program
got
under
way.
Community
singing
was
entered
into
with
gusto
under
the
leadership
of
J.
A.
Tens
and
a
well-executed
variety
program
Included
tap
dancing
by
Marissa
Windle,
vocals
by
Mrs.
Pat
Wicks
and
piano
work
by
Andy
Mc-Naughton.
The
quiz
contest
was
conducted
In
masterly
fashion
"by
Archie
Foreman,
secretary-manager
of
the
B.C.
Products
Bureau,
who,
with
Mr.
Orey.
handed
out
cash
prizes
right
and
left
with
many
humorous
incidents
in
the
plying
of
questions
on
B.C.
Products.
All
in
all,
it
was
a
memorable
show
and
it
was.
interesting
to
hear
the
announcement
that
the
intention
was
to
come
back
to
Prince
Rupert
again
next
year
when
central
interior
towns
will
also
be
included
In
the
Itinerary.
In
addition
to
others,
platform
?uests
included
R.
S.
O'Meara,
deputy
minister
of
trade
and
industry,
and
Robert
Wyman,
industrial
agent.
Canacian
National
Railways.
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in
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a
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kitchen.
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remodelling
or
planning
a
new
kitchen,
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hard-wearing,
liigh-polUIicd
surface
that
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walls
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and
clean.
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long
lading
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or
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and
will
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you
money
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periodic
renovation.
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choice
of
a
wide
range
of
colors
willi
which
to
plan
your
color
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Call
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jour
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today,
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uing
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