4uiandli
dancl
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
July
20,
1951
I6V2
Million
Lbs.
Landed
Loca
a
JL
n
-A
fere
Mrs.
A.
M.
Dowther
and
Miss
weeks'
combined
business
and
E.
Watson
sailed
last
night
on
pleasure
trip
to
Vancouver
and
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
two
elsewhere
in
the
south.
,
d
PERSONAL'
Final
figures
of
halibut
landed
in
Prince
Rupert
up
to
Juiy
15,
show
a
total
of
16,511,000
pounds.
For
the
lirst
time
In
many
years,
the
Aiyansh
Harmonic
The
Dry
Goods
and
Novelty
Shop
will
be
closed
from
July
20
till
August
3.
(170)
ou4-
Vn.
au
Silver
Band
wll)
appear
In
public
recital
In
Prince
Rupert
when
thy
present
a
12-selectlon
con-
cert
at
the
Civic
Centre
audi-
I
torlum
Saturday
night.
!
Led
by
Bandmaster'
B.
A.
The
figures
are
released
by
the
Intcnational
Fisheries
Commission.
Canadians
fishing
Area
2
landed
8.064,000
pounds;
fishing
An?a
3,
landed
3,400,000
pounds.
Americans.
!n
Area
2,
landed
520,000
Dounds:
in
Area
3
.
3518.000
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
Flood
leave
on
thf
Coquitlam
tonight
for
a
.oun
trip
to
Port
Clements.
Munro,
the
45-plece
band,
which
drew
such
hearty
applause
at
Salt
Lake
Ferry
running
j
nnliriris
me
omeiai
opening
ceremonies
I
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
every
Sunday
and
Thursday.,
Total
amount
taken
from
the
weather
permitt.ng.
Oreen
931
two
areas
howeveri
wlll
not
be
or
Black
926.
available
until
some
time
in
Mr.
and
Mrs
r,u.
Ki
mmriahi
October
after
all
tallies
from
j
last
month,
arrives
Saturday
alternoon
from
the
northern
Lutheran
Ladles'
Aid
delicatessen,
home
cooking
and
tea,
July
21,
2:30
to
5.
(169c)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Cameron
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rup.rt
fcr
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Moose
weekly
card
games
are
cancelled
until
further
notice.
(170c)
Mrs.
John
Roscdale
and
child
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
For
all
those
Interested
in
First
Aid.
meeting
tonight
at
8
o'clock.
City
Council
Chamber.
(ltc)
Dr.
W.
8.
Kergln,
who
has
been
attending
the
Calgary
Stampede,
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
plane.
I
most
organized
native
settlement
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
j
In
the
province
on
the
banks
of
Canadian
and
American
camps
have
been
tabulated.
I
the
Naas
River.
I
Selections
on
the
program
In
elude
a
number
of
marches
and
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Attention'
Canadian
Legion
Members
Kn
i.-afe
Smoker
in
honor
(
HMCS
Ontario
vLsit,
Ee-
such
classics
as
"The
Sky
Pilot"
ORDER
COAL
NOW
BEFORE
FREIGHT
RATE
INCREASES
GO
INTO
EFFECT
LATER
THIS
MONTH
'
eLeod
River
Lump,
ton
$2Q
"tLcod
River
Egg
$2Q
25
cLeod
River
Nut
$Jg
2g
fccrta
Deep
Seom
Lump
$16
75
bcrra
Diplomat
Egg
--
$15
75
-
pcrta
Diplomat
Nut
$13
75
f
Loose
I.uad
Prices
$1
per
ton
less
than
above
Jbert
&
McCaffery
j
LIMITED
'
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Ontario
Due
Saturday
overture,
"The
Golden
Dragon
and
selections
from
Von
Flotow's
glon
Auditorium,
Satur-
opera.
8.30
p.m.
tlVUci
uay,
Featured
soloists
will
be
Ernest
Morven,
cornet;
Oregory
Rush,
clarinet,
and
Felix
Davis,
OCEAN
FALLS
1'
HMCS
Ontario,
flying
the
vice-regal
flag
with
Lieutenant-Governor
Clarence
Wallace
aboard,
arrived
at
Ocean
Falls
yesterday
in
the
course
of
an
official
tour.
Feat
Moose
Lodge
Members
Basket
Picnic,
Digby
Lsland,
Arthur
Beaudin
of
Terrace
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
P.
M.
Ray,
well-known
Prince
Rupert
resident,
returned
today
The
band
will
also
attend
the
t.t
.nnwmnr
i
8unday,
July
22.
Boats
leave
Im-
crremonies
when
Clarence
Wallace
meets
some
40
!?erlal
011
dock
at
11
a
m-
Adulu
Indian
chiefs
and
di.nitartes
nn
'
ennaren
iree.
coiiee,
sugar
ure
of
the
visit
here
was
a
reception
at
Martin
Inn
last
night.
His
Honor
also
Inspected
the
pulp
on
tne
Princess
Louise
alter
a
two-month
tour
of
England.
i
(170O
and
cream
provided.
grounds
Miller
Bay
Hospital
Sunday
afternoon.
C.
S.
Mills
CPA
agent
here,
'
and
paper
mill
and
other
Pacific
Phones
116,
117
or
58
left
by
plane
yesterday
for
his
Mills
property,
holidays
in
Alberta.
Lloyd
Brown,
From
here
HMC8
Ontario
proof
the
Vancouver
office.
Is
relief
i
ceeded
to
Prince
Rupert
whore
agent
for
two
weeks.
jthe
cruiser
is
du
to
arrive
to-
Master
John
Lambie.
sail?
d
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Powell
River
to
pay
a
visit
with
his
uncle
and
aunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Mitchell.
Are
you
interested
In
Prince
Rupert?
A
group
of
modera'.e
Investors
la
wanted
to
Interest
themselves
In
a
business
proposition
In
Prince
Rupert.
Contact
T.
Norton
Youngs,
Box
1398,
phone
451.
(170O
morrow
afternoon
and
sivnd
the
week-end.
TH
Pn,l.n
.if
V,
DriHrV,
f,.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
John
Alver
of
Cornell,
Wisconsin,
where
Mr.
isifled
will
buy.
sell
or
it.
1
Watts'
&
Nickerson
Miss
McLeod
Is
President
Alver
is
Lutheran
Church
pastor,
j
coast
wil,
,nd
25
arrived
in
the
city
on
last
nights;
witn
return
of
the
crulser
,
base
train
from
Edmonton,
,
having
at
Esquimalt
.
driven
to
that
city
They
are
the
.
guests
h-re
for
a
few
days
of
Mrs.
Alver's
brother-in-law
and
sistei,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Priest.
'
130
Children
In
Fun
Club
M?rc
and
mhre
children
are
enlisting
in
the
Civic
Centre
Fun
Club,
with
enrolment
today
of
13C.
Close
to
100
of
them
Joined
In
the
Salt
Lakes
tour
and
swimming
party
yesterday
afternoon.
Next
outing
for
the
club,
which
has
been
organized
for
children
betwwn
the
ages
6-12,
will
be
Monday
and
it's
to
be
a
surprise
tour,
say
Misses
Gloria
Bather
and
Rusty
Thaln,
directors.
Registration
can
be
made
at
the
Civic
Centre
where
the
rlub
meets
every
Monday
and
Miss
Margaret
McLeod
heads
a
new
slate
of
officers
for
the
Canadian
National
Institute
of
the
Blind
branch
in
Prince
Ru-
Mrs.
A.
Pavillkis
and
daughters,
Messina
and
Thelma,
in
company
with
their
cousins,
!
Hrur
MKT
I
,i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P
S.
Bonnev.
who
j
port.
Others
elected
at
last
fullnim
itvL
Misses
Eugenia
and
Amelia
Pavl-
;
have
been
In
the
city
for
the
past
likis,
leave
on
the
Coquitlam
few
days
sailed
last
nignt
by
tne
tonight
for
a
vacation
at
Tl-EU.
prince
Rupert
on
their
return
to
Vnnpmivoi
Mr
RnnriPV
nniv
1
3
Miss
Donna
of
the
Kerrighan
Umber
consultant
for
Columbia
Daily
News
staff
reft
on
last
night's
bus
for
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
various
interior
points
between
here
and
Burns
Lake.
She
will
be
In
Terrace
over
the
woek-end.
Celiuiose,
was
formerly
district
1
tester
here.
They
renewed
old
acquaintances
in
the
city.
i
Special
page
of
advertising
was
featured
in
a
recent
issue
of
the
Nanaimo
Free
Press
news-
Tastes
lilce
a
million-
nignis
mooting
were:
Vice-chairman
St.
John
Mad-eley.
Treasurer
Edward
Boulter
Secretary
Miss
Audrey
Wrath-all.
The
meeting
decided
the
annual
campaign
for
funds
from
September
15
to
October
15
again
would
be
supported
by
the
branch
and
It
was
proposed
a
tag
clay
be
held
October
13.
No
house
i
house
canvass
would
be
made,
but
appeal
letters
to
business
firms
would
carry
the
burden
of
the
campaign.
La.t
year's
report
showed
$1,927
had
been
collected
In
the
month's
drtvv?,
which
featured
JJolcl
Jlrriva.
ii
Capt.
W.
Jennings,
Canadian
1
paper
in
connection
with
the
Pacific
Air
Lines
Canso
pilot
opening
of
a
men's
furnishings
here,
Mrs.
Jennings
and
their
J
store
there
by
Watts
&
Nicker-two
children,
Kenneth
and
j
son
of
Prince
Rupert.
W.
N.
David,
left
today
for
Vancouver
j
Watts,
formerly
of
Unis
city,
is
enroute
to
Winnipeg
for
a
three-',
manager
of
the
new
store,
hav-w
.'tk
holiday.
Capt.
Charles
Wil-
j
ing
taken
up
residence
in
the
son
relieves
Capt.
Jennings
here.
Island
city.
Crztsmanship
..j
Type...
Lt
Us
Solve
cr
Printing
Problems
IIONE
234
"
Printing
Co.
.
tsi;u
BLOCK
f
(Prince
Rupert)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Brown,
Vopa,
Cal.;
J.
Barry,
Burnaby;
R.
G,
Birrell.
Allan
Harrop
and
C.
E.
Carlson,
Toronto;
K.
R.
Four-cher,
New
York:
Mrs.
E.
Rud-dick,
Cal.;
C.
M.
Crlspen.
New
a
concert
by
Rotarians
A
con-
i
Westminster;
J.
A.
Cliff,
Miss
G.
cm
in
aid
or
the
campaign
j
Andrews,
Miss
M.
Mundle,
Clive
again
Is
planned
for
this
fall.
i
Black,
Mrs.
R.
Bailey
and
daugh-
tr.
Miss
E.
Geary.
N.
Barnett,
Retiring
chairman
D.
C.
Ste-!
venson
wifhed
the
new
executive
every
measure
cf
success.
'
t
l-l'leee
liroakfast
Sets
Golden,
oven-popped
kernels
o'
rice.
Never
too
sugary,
always
Krispie-sweet.
That's
Rice
Krispies,
Canada's
lavorite
prepared
rice
BUY
THIS
LARGE
PACKAGE
FOR
VALUE
I-rleoe
Breakfast
$
W.
Townsend,
M.
McDonald
and
G.
Carson.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Moffat,
Napa,
Cal.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Kindt,
Calgary;
S.
A.
Salmonson,
Portland;
Mrs.
C.
Johnson
and
daughter,
Winnipeg;
Miss
Irma
Sloan,
Edmonton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Simmons,
Hazclton.
cereal
by
more
than
5
to
1
Sets
2
Thrifty,
I
ri.-ct-.Bone
China
Tea
Sets
PLUMBING
HEATING
M
P
aiienqeri
nsifr
Sets,
from
$
ft
m
QCJ
68
pieces
at
...
U
i
iixliKiinp
bcautirul
wood
4nd
Couldon
King's
J
Plate)
SPECIAL
iish
Bone
China
'
AND
SAKKKS
at
Rice
Krispies
are
value.
Solid
food-energy
of
rice
but
no
work,
no
cooking!
Extra
servings
in
the
big
new
box.
Look
for
it!
)
and
97c
SRI
From
Sandpit
(Thusday)
C.
I.
Traylor,
W.
Caron.
From
Vancouver
(Thursdayi
Harold
Lynum,
R.
D.
Large,
H.
Hanson,
A.
V.
Petersen,
M.
McDonald,
J.
A.
Cliff,
G.
L.
Carson,
Mi'.
Branke,
W.
A.
Best,
A.
Silnes,
H.
Peterson.
To
Vancouver
(Thursdayi
C.
L.
Shaw,
W.
Baxter,
A.
Hutchins.
Miss
W.
Agnaw,
Mrs.
Reardon.
j
To
Vancouver
(today)
E.
W.
McLeod,
P.
A.
Taylor,
P.
L.
Clark.
J.
Kennedy,
K.
Harding,
Capt.
S(
imow
i,
i.
si:ts
si:ts
I
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
J74
For
Repairs
and
Alterations
Smith&Elkins
Ltd.
PO.
Box
274
7.95
NSON'S
China
Shop
Jennings,
Mrs.
Jennings
and
two
children,
Mr
Rcnwick.
cause
its
ensp
dear
tnfti
Are
all
cr
reals
mum
as
oysters?
NO!
Rice
Krispies
1
'
speak
up
in
r
uik
with
a
Snap!
Crackle!
Pop!"
They're
crisp
clear
thru!
Don't
delay.
Enjoy
Rice
Krispies
today!
:
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j
Fish
'and
Chip
Dinner
Enjoyed
A
novel
fish
and
chip
dinner
at
the
First
Uni.jd
Church
hall
V.
'I
.
.Vr,'
last
night
was
expressed
as
a
j
"wonderful
Idea."
and
Organizer
,
I
Earl
Becker,
United
Church
Men's
i
Club,
promised
It
would
not
bej
I
the
last
such
event.
Sonw
60
,
dvcrtlmnt
It
net
publntico
or
displayed
by(S
Liquor
I
i
tkxni
Gown-
BrUuh
Coiu-U
people
attended
the
dinner
for
whom
Mr.
Becker
cooked
"from
noon
to
five
o'clock.".
See
the
CHESTERFIELD
BEDS
$157.50
otiiuvminlS
GAIN
AD
AY
)
;
Lutheran
Tea,
July
21.
i
Port
Edward
W.A.
Bazaar.
Au-,
auat
6,
1
p.m.,.
at
Community
Hall.
(p)
I
Women's
Coordinating
Tea,
;
Sept.
20.
CONVERTIBLE
WASHER
350.95
CHES'l
ERFIEI.D
BEDS
.
.
.
from
a
sofa
by
day
to
a
luxurious
double
bed
with
spring-filled
mattress
by
night,
with
only
a1
gentle
action.
Th?
inner-spring
mattress
glides
out
to
form
f.
lul'
-sized
bed.
Thj
special
mechanism
makes
opening
and
closing
the
simplest
operaticn.
Neatly
upholstered,
and
has
reversible,
spring-filled
cushions.
SEE
THIS
BED
IN
OUR
WINDOW
A
new
shipment
of
Go-Cart$
has
just
arrived
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
good
place
to
buy
over
a
quarter
of
a
century"
'
327
3rd
Avenue
Plume
.75
Catholic
Fail
Bazaar,
October
3
and
4,
Rebekah
Bazaar,'
October
20.
Sonja
Bazaar,
November
2.
Legion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
November
7.
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale,
November
15.
(153c)
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
22.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
November
29.
WASHES
DISHES
.
.
.
WASHES
CLOTHES
n
SEE
THIS
REMARKABLE
WASHER
AT
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Hrsncr
Block
Phone
210
Nw
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Stewart,
B.C.
fnnce
Rupert,
EC
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