"PRETTY
DABY"
"FOLSOM
PRISON"
TODAY
7
-
8:30
p
m
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mews
Thurs-.lay.
August
9.
1051
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
ircuccr
UUlPrT
r-.
Builder
of
Lindy'sr
Plane
Passes
-
STUDIO
CITH,
Cal
Ben
Mail
ne
50.
who
bulit
the
monoplane
'"Sphit
of
St.
Louis,"
on
Winch
Charles
Lindbergh
f:ew
acioss
the
Atlantic
Ocean,
Is
dead.
He
passed
away
in
a
sanitarium.
;
Base
Metals,
Tungsten
And
Asbestos
May
Bring
New
Era
Of
Mining
to
Northern
B.C.
It
Frank
Wat
erhouse
tanker,
Argus,
Capt.
Jack
Woods,
arriv-
ed
7:30
a.m.
today
with
some
"
.
it
46.000
gallons
of
oil
for
Imperial
,
Oil
Co.
Ltd.
After
unloading.
I
hr
fir
Pas
Argus
returns
to
Vancouver
by
I
'
1
"Ml
l
I
ES-f
'
""
r
MUM!
t.-l
way
of
Coal
Harbor
where
she
!
Atlin
mining
camp,
which
owes
its
origin
and
its
continued
existence
to
date
to
gold
first
placer
and
i.,f,.
I,w1
liids
fair
to
derive
-a
creater
measure
of
vnl
load
a
cargo
ol
whale
oil.
I
I
CPA
Meanwhile,
at
3urrard
Dry-
j
Vo
Vancouver
(lociayl-Mrs.
F.
illlCl
VFM
.
.
v.
.
Bill
V:
Hc
naateTiis'na
Mrs"
v
carM
future
prosperity
from
silver
and
base
metal
mining
I
readied
for
Frank
Water-
v.a.:-,
mmw-.u.
h
the
briCTlt
possibility
now
OI
lllllgSien
aim
-ing
f
KM
best
os
figuring
in
the
picture.
Attracting
much
attention
and
hpins
ooened
uu
now
on
a
sub-
Corners
To
Sandspit
(toj...yi
R.
J.
Holmes.
M.
W.
Gormely,
J.
P.
MacDonald.
QCA
T
Stewart
today
i
Const.
B.
T.
Blackwood,
T.
Strimbuld,
H.
A
R'mmer.
B.
Shulman.
highway.
Here
this
Is
house.
Re-christened
"Casslar,
'
the
re-converted
east
coast
freighter
will
leave
Vancouver
September
1,
on
her
first
run,
the
rthem
route.
Cassiar
Is
sister
fhip
to
Yukon
Princess,
now
plying
coastal
waters
for
the
renewed
activity
in
opening
up
.stantlal
scale,
according
to
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
high
grade
lead
and
silver
with
siime
zinc
Lead
runs
as
high
as
D.
To
Alice
Arm
t
today
t
C.
to.bes,
O.
Flint.
who
is
back
in
the
city
after
a
40
por
cent
wiln
iqo
0Unces
of
tour
of
the
Northern
British
.stiver.
N.AZE
OF
DIALS
This
is
the
cockpit
of
the
Canadian
govern-I
ment's
VIF
plane
ut-.-d
for
transporting
Very
Important
Persons,
f
It
may
be
used
by
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip
on
part
of
their
Dominion
tour.
At
left
is
pilot
Fit.
Lt.
Les
Hussey
of
CNR
luxury
liner
Prince
George,
Capt.
E.
B.
Caldwell,
TOOT
mi
!
Columbia
part
of
his
riding,
is
j-
Twenty-five
men
are
employ-embarking
here.
They
were:
Mrs.
Atlin-Ruffner
property
on
;
ed
on
the
property
which
Is
'
C.
I.
White,
Dr.
Braddock,
B.
,
,
.
,,
,
,
situated
near
the
top
of
a
moun-
docked
at
Prince
Rupert
this
morning,
carrying
a
capacity
C
Conner.
J.
O'Conner,
Mr.
and
uul
11
01
Jn
fain
rr"i
iphi
inmi
commanding
officer
Wing.
Fer-
miles
from
the
town
and
nme,Th
openmg
up
operation
con
Cmdr.
Robert
j
(CP
PHOTO
I
load
of
250
tourists
to
Skagway
I
Mrs.
T.
Ferrara,
Miss
M.
$
Ottawa;
right
is
Trickett,
Regina.
j
and
return,
eight
passengers
dis-
rara,
and
Mrs.
G.
Pepple.
miles
off
the
new
Atlin-jaKt
6
1
slsU
Qf
the
str(ppinB
0
veins
with
bulldozer
to
fully
a-sceutaln
I
Fridoy
-
Saturday
7-9
p.m.
British
Paramount
News
TOTEM
A
Famous
Players
Theatrt
what
Us
to
be
seen
on
the
sur-
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
luce.
The
mining
operation
win
be
in
the
nature
of
shallow
tunnelling.
A
small
shipment
is
to
be
made
this
month
for
as-ray
checks
and
plan
Is
to
make
some
high
grade
shipments.
Of
course,
the
ultimate
operation,
If
the
property
proves
up
as
is
n
W
earcomice
oie:
v
..
if
1
U
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V
III
4
f
i
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v-:4.
w::.
20.
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CAPITOL
M
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M
TU)
SHOKTv
NKWS
We're
Rolling
Out
the
Welcome
Carpet
with
Values
A
Sweeping
Clearance
cf
regular
quality
slock
at
drastic
reductions.,
Every
item
marked
with
original
price
tag.
Thes;-valuei
equal
ft-beat
out-of-town
City
Sale
prices.
Every
Item
from
Regular
Stock
livening
Sh.iws
!-.ituid.iv
Matinees
Today
to
Saturday
confidently
expected,
would
be
concentrating.
The
new
highway
connecting
Atlin
with
the
Alaska
Highway
at
Jake's
Corners
make
the
property
readily
accessible
and
the
shipments
will
be
made
by
truck
to
White-hor.se
or
Carcross
for
shipment
via
the
Yukon
and
White
Pass
Railway.
Interest
haji
been
revived
in
the
old
Fisher
and
Olsen
property
on
Bounlder
Creek
where
tungsten
was
originally
indicated
some
years
ago
and
from
which
a
shipment
of
three
tons
was
made
yielding
$1700
for
the
tungsten.
Later
work
has
led
to
the
belief
that
the
original
ledge
of
ore
has
been
located.
Transcontinental
Sale
Marked
Below
Wholesale
Replacement
Cost
!
lw
BpaMwwiii
wiii
mi
hi
hi
imiiu-jw;
2
for
1
.
LADIES'
SUITS
And
COATS
75
LADIES'
Raincoats
To
Clear
Group
No.
1
Heg.
$28
59
-
$32
Resources
are
working
the
property
under
option
from
the
original
owners.
A
good
deal
of
asbestos
prospecting
is
going
on
at
the
south
end
of
Atlin
Lake
and
there
are
l
several
smaller
operations.
DRESSES
ml
$9
s
si
4
Regular
$25
-
$30
Limited
Slock
1
Meantime
Noland
Placer
!
Mines
are
conl:nu;ng
their
gold
!
mining
operations
by
shaft
and
i
tunnel
in
the
old
river
bed
at
l
Spruce
Creek
12
miles
from
At-I
lm.
J
"I
had
not
known
Just
how
I
,
would
find
Atlin,"
said
Mr.
Ap
J
v
;
n
1
'Mi
.
3
"
V
Sizes
18
and
20
o)ly
Group
Nn.
2
Reitular
Price
$27.50
lour
Mid-Year
Opportunity
to
purchase
IVople.5
Store
Quality
Coats
and
Suits
at
k-s
than
factory
prices.
Sizes
1
2
throuqh
44
RFCULAR
miCXS:
$4.95
-
$5.95
-
Sfi.9.i
-
S7.95
$10.95
-
$12.95
-
$16.95
-
$18.95
Over
100
Dresses
2
for
t
w
plewhaite,
"but,
after
being
there,
I
can
tell
you
it
is
looking
very
well."
ASBKSTOS
v
Seagrams';
$19
A
few
$39
-$50
Coots,
$13
Kings
Plate
"Doublc-br.'lLicd
Trench
Coat
style.
Lucky
you.
Sizes
16,
18,
20,
40,
42,
44
What
may
become
a
major
t
operation
revolutionizing
mining
!
ideas
of
the
whole
Northern
j
5
British
Columbia
area
Is
now
I
2
;
being
Instituted
about
25
miles
j
i
from
Lower
Post
in
the
Mc-
I
Dames
Creek
area
where
Con-
I
We.st
Is
engaged
in
developing
j
asbestos
deposits
and
will
con-
j
J
tliiue
the
work
throughout
the
HERE'S
THE
WAY
IT
WORKS:
You
.'elect
any
two
sal-
tlrcss-s.
If
both
are
Ihc
samj
regular
price,
takr
one
FREE.
If
the
dresses
yon
chocso.
are
dUfrrrnl
prices,
pay
only
the
highest
piicu
Either
way
yoU
Ret
a
I'liKE
djess.
The
choice
is
up
to
you.
Regular
69c
-
85c.
LADIES'
BRIEFS
od
PANTIES
2
for
51
Clearance
prices
on
quality
Stanfrelrt
and
Celaivsc
Silk
Stripe
Briefs
and
r
antics.
GROUP
No.
St
'
Assorted
styles
and
Reg.
$30
-
$44
materials.
If
T
Below
wholesale.
I
8izes
u-
14'
18'
18-
0T
Seagram's
wSwt,
This
odvertiiement
is
no
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
h
Government
of
British
Cok"
m
winter.
"They
seem
to
be
satis-
tied
that
they
have
got
lt,".re-
ports
Mr.
Applewhaite,
"and
it
may
turn
out
to
be
one
of
the
largest
asbestos
deposits
In
the
J
world."
In
charge
Is
William
Bmither-
Ingalp,
loimer.y
prominent
in
mining
in
the
Portland
Canal
!
JisUlct.
:
RUPERT
t,
I
STORE
JUST
ARRIVED
MEN'S
Uproar
in
I
Army
Life
LADIES'
HATS
Rcq.
Price
$4
-
$7
$1.15
45
Gouge
NYLONS
Full
Fashioned
Subs
made
by
a
nationally
famous
hosiery
maker.
Latest
colors.
Priced
to
sell
fast
s150
Enjoy
luxury
at
give-away
prices.
Owr
75
of
Peoples
Store
L.ttcr
haU
must
be
cleared
Reg.
$6
-
$7
SWIM
SUITS
Limited
Quantity
Sizes
through
40
for
Women,
Misses
and
Teens
Reg.
$2
PEASANT
BLOUSES
Attractive
style.
Assorted
sizes
Brogues
nnd
Oxfords
FRCM
ENGLAND
footwear
It
Reg.
$5
-
$8
LADIES'
SWIM
SUITS
teg.
a."
UIKNDL
CIRCLE
SKIRTS
t
tractive
assorted
prints
and
assorted
s;zcs
All
sizes.
Clearing
entire
stock
Mm
Gshion
"At
War
With
the
Army."
;
'
coming
this
Friday
and
Saturday
to
the
Totem
Thctre,
is
a
riotous
comedy
tale
of
army
life.
It
features
Dean
Martin
and
Jerry
Lewis,
introduces
a
lovely
young
songstress
Polly
Bergen
and
is
punctuated
by
a
hit
and
run
,
score
of
lively
songs.
i
It
is
the
story
of
two
entertainers
who
swap
stage
for
army
routine
and
provide
a
lot
of
laughter
and
nonsense
in
the
doing.
L3wis
is
a
blundering
OI
who
would
like
to
please
his
superiors
but
doesn't
know
how.
Martin
Is
a
girl-happy
sergeant
who
has
as
much
trouble
with
the
ladies
as
Lewis
has
with
his
saluting.
Before
this
pair
is
through
the
chain
of
command
is
missing
several
links
and
their
lictuos
adventuies
have
repercussions
thai,
reach
from
the
guard
house
to
the
White
House.
Between
Incredible
happenings
are
sandwiched
some
bright
musical
interludes.
EXTRA
VALUE
LADIES'
PLASTIC
APRONS
'
Assorted
colors.
Buy
several
now
Req.
$1.25
LADIES'
TEE
SHIRTS
Prices
that
say
BUY,
BUY!
Limited
quantity
25c
75c
Reg.
$5.50
-
$10.25
LADIES'
SLACKS
Odds
and
Ends.
Unbeatable
Bargain
Reg.
$8
LADIES'
SILK
HOUSECOATS
Celaijese
prints.
Assorted
sizes
4
$4
Reg.
$?
-
$3
GIRLS'
SWIM
SUITS
Entire
stock.
Nothing
held.
All
fizes
Reg.
$3
GIRLS'
OFF-SHOULDER
BLOUSES
Assorted
styles.
Assorted
sizes
8
and
up
1
MOTORISTS
.
.
.
Come
in
today
and
sec
the
Stunning
nC
PLYMOUTH
BELVEDERE
In
the
BELVEDERE
you
may
enjoy
the
bm-tm
ol
a
Convertible
or
the
snug
comfort
of
a
Coup
THE
FLYMOUTH
BELVEDEDE
IS
THE
SMARTEST
HARD
TOP
ON
THE
ROAD
Do
you
know
that
the
depreciation
on
Chryslrt-cars
is
less
than
most
other
makes?
Current
Used
Car
prices
prove
this
to
be
so.
CHKYSI.l-U-Bin.T
CARS
ON
DISPLAY
AT-
Rupert
Motors
Limitei
Reg.
$2.50
BOYS'
and
GIRLS'
COVERALLS
Navy
Blue
with
red
trim.
Sizes
4-6
Reg.
$2.50
GIRLS'
PRINTED
COTTON
SKIRTS
Assorted
prints.
Sizes
8-10-12
years
;
1
$1.25
I:
Sulphur
Ship
Is
Due
Soon
r
The
freighter,
Yiannis,
believed
to
be
a
Oreek
vessel,
is
reported
'
due
August
17
with
a
cargo
of
sulphur
from
Texas
for
delivery
to
tire
Columbia
Cellulose
Ltd.;
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mmm
wml
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mill
at
Watson
Island.
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