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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
September
28,
1951
Loca
a
w
a.
t
'
'
i
i
n
d
PERSONAL
Living
Cost
Coming
Up
Applewhaite
Talks
to
Liberals
Before
Leaving
for
Ottawa
The
question
of
the
high
cost
tl
LV'nt;
may
loom
larS"
at
the
forthcoming
special
session
of
Parliament
at
Ottawa
E
T
Applewhaite,
M.P.
for
Skeena'
predicted
la.st
night
in
speakinj
Extra
Dalits
f
rrp
Run
r-
a
Extra
pants
free.
See
our
ad
m
Pa&e
8.
Also
window
display
at
paff
Also
winnow
display
at
Talks
Near
Breakdown
TOKYC
CP)
Suspended
Korean
armistice
talks
today
ap-i
eared
-ij
t-,
near
a
:oinph
te
breakdown
as
General
Omar
Bradley
flew
toward
Japan,
p,s-sibl
to
mao
strategy
if
full
scale
fiohtim;
erupts.
Chinese
and
North
Korpn:';
wiiiiam
F.
Stone's.
,
,9o
,
.
"
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r
.
oione
s.
(228c)
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Z?""-b""'m'
"
Avallobl
in
30
b.autifu
pG.r,
en.
Sold
b,
UmI
,vmb.r
,
bu.
Col.
S.
D.
Joiinston
left
for
var.;ouver
today
on
a
business
Aid.
H.
F.
Whalen
left
for
Van-cnuvcr
by
plane
today
on
a
brief
I
ousmess
tr:p.
j
AR60RITE
COMPANY
LIMITED
We,
carry
ue
famous
Ro?cr3
Meeting
International
Union
ana
Commun.ty
silver
ln
the
of
Operating
Engineers
Local
newest
patterns
and
at
the
n-i-
510.
Carpenters
Hall
Friday
28
tionally
advertised
prices.
Bui-
8
p.m.
(2,,8ci'
jbo
Mw
vine
u
Sell.,
Monlr.ol
32,
Qu.
have
r.ot
yet
answered
General
c
--.."c
w.c
rnnce
Kupert
Liberal
Aviation
on
the
eve
of
his
departure
for
the
federal
capi-
B"t-
'hat
the
.
solution
might
be
he
did
not
pretend
to
"ow.
Poss.bly
there
mtji'ht
nave
to
be
restrictive
action
and
reletitive
controls.
Mr.
ADOlewnaito
...
-
a
Ridgway's
sui'iostion
tot
Bettinn
ri
j
':
I
I1
ft
-
ND
CITY
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
girs
jewellery
Store.
(ltci
H5NESE
dishes
i
The
monthlv
rfanr.
r
viu
the
bo?-down?d
parley
goins
Jack
Alien,
who
has
hep
in
Prince
cuoH
t
-
Rupert
Aero
""11
Club
V1UO
will
Will
be
DC
"iii-o
UK
r.unici
Cliuc
I,,,
mi.es
aown
the
;
"
coast
1
from
rr-"ce
Prince
Sept.
ocjji.
29.
i.
All
nu
members
memoers
wishine
wishing
to
to
:
an
a"Pa
in
"n
man's
land."
riUpert
fr,-
a
few
mnntho
..,.
altanH
.kM
...i
,
"
against
arrfntm..
,
wurivers
saiu
inis
W0U1J
D
a
.
"
i
'ganda
on
surh
mni..
-
Ridgway's
last
compromise
..uiu-
-vuu
"iiumu
suuiiiii,
names
oi
n
tn
to
me
ity
a
few
days
ago.
i
themselves
and
their
guesU
to
Sons
of
Norway
wirsi
and
J-
?-
,Bu.rn,
or
D011
Hague,
an
;
control.
Voters
should
be
watch-
fc
''do
jiH-v
Cliow
Me'i
I-i
n
'n.
.
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
A.r
r,
i,in
rir-lrrn
Prion
I3J
GOING
I
IK
Jt
ft
,.jiie.
J
...
uo'ne
ii
uav.
iseni
-f
s
n
i
"
w
vju.
.V7
l(r.'V
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
adversi.se.
i
1
-!
Dance
10-2.
Music
by
Mike
Col-j
.
l229c'
i
y
ussi.
Refreshments
Rujrvhni.,
.
y
.
j
,
Dcl"g
caught
in
any
wave
!
of
ill-feeling.
(
True,
the
cost
of
living
was
;hnh
but
it
should
be
remember-jed
also
that
people
were
living,
a
lot
higher
tcdav
th-.m
th
BOWLING?
t
welcome.
Beginning
of
whist
i
Tournament.
(228cl
i
-
nnouncenttnli
Thptr
oltH
l
n
.
oiling
iicie
nuviiig
con-
V
eluded
today.
Arthur
Ash,
chair-j
man-
J
f
McHae,
B.
M.
Mclntyre
ri
A.
j.
McDonnell
and
Arthur
I
were
before.
j
'And
there
was
no
district
In
Canada
to
which
the
iaw
of
supply
a-id
demand
is
working
to
greater
advantage
todav
than
Catholic
Fail
bazaar,
October
3
and
4.
Men's
Rotary
tea,
October
11.
Civic
Hen
fro
Perfect
tea
is
so
easy
to
make
with
I
I
L
uiner,
members
of
the
legis
lative
committee
investigating
Lutheran
Tea,
October
13
the
di
tnct
of
Skeena,"
the
I
Concliation
A.t
w
,.K-V
p'
Eebekah
Octooer
JO
i
Fall
Baaar,
Ocbi
night's
train
t3'
hold
their
next
L
B
A-lttins
at
Prince
&er
28,
VE
HAVE
JUST
THE
SHOES
YOU
WANT
For
bolh
Men
arid
Women
J'Tmllf!n'
i
STAR
GAZER
Rev.
Leon
Ri-vafd,
who
claims
the
man
ln
the
moon
is
a
woman,
stands
on
the
steps
of
his
home-made
observatory
at
St.
Adolphe,
,an
TVin
nhi'
fvotr,t.i,
'
ceding
south
from
here.
!
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
Motin
.
.
.
;
Hallowe'en
Tea,
October
31.
at!
'
Meeting
Of
Mixpri
Ten
P
n
i
...
-
4
hi
Leaeu.
m
h,n
'
l
,
1
.
"'."".
w.
u.
it.
jones,
430
A
BAGS
at
I
LP.
in
.
rnnrth
Avnn
Wo
f
i
i
n,ui
j
,
D
6C
Wilt
pletc
with
revolving
dome
and
Sunday
Sept
C'
lnk
11
.
.
II-
I,
30
All
!n1arGtaH
in
bowling
mixed
ten
pins
oe
'sure
and
attend
this
mooting
1
.
ft
ashion
footwear
memoer
declared
A'-;-.
Applewhaite
admitted
the
'
unfortunate
position"
of
those
people
who
had
to
live
on
Axed
incomes,
pensioners
and
retired
peop,c
no
depended
on
annuities.
"I
am
sat-sfied,"
he
admit
led
"thai
we
at
Otiawa
have
a
duty
to
perlorm
In
the
case
of
i
siuii
peopie."
Principal
business
for
which
;
the
special
session
was
being
ceiled,
Mr.
App.ewhalte
saia,
was
to
finance
the
oid
age
pensions
schemes
and
Implement
the
report
of
the
royal
commission
on
transportation,
Ihe
federal
member
rededi-cated
himself
to
the
principles
ol
Liberalism
and
reiterated
his
uun
in
Prime
Minister
St
Laur
ui-iiiuu
veiescope,
was
mooei-led
after
one
at
Victoria,
B.C.
The
67-year-old
amateur
as-trologist
says
observations
of
the
moon
have
convinced
him
that
the
figure
outlined
ln
It
If
stnctly
feminine.
.
(CP
PHOTO
Sonja
Bazaar.
November
2.
Legion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
No-tember
7.
Presbyterian
Church
Baziiar,
November
15.
The
Women
of
the
Mouse
Fall
Bazaar,
November
la.
Cathedral
Bazaar,
Nov.
17.
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
22.
For
further
Information
see
the
manager,
Mr.
Charles
Davis
pi
the
Bowling
Alleys.
Team
envies
for
Wednesday
night.
Mixed
five
pins
lire
also
now
open.
Get
yonr
entries
in
early
and
enjoy
a
winter
of
lun
and
good
fellowship
t229ci
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
ORMES
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
AnnlPuhaUp
St;
Peters
Fan
Baaar.
n...
81'e
Railn-J
fnnfiau
niaKt
.m
.
.:
....
10
Lots
Sold
In
Tax
Sale
BfST
n
6"
biK
i
vciiiuer
AV.
Chilcotin
for
Vancouver
enroutc!
to
Ottawa
where
Mr
tni..,
United
United
rhnmh
Church
w
W.
A.
i
r.i,
Fall
Ba
n
ent
and
the
manner
in
which
the
government
was
beine
rarrierT
FINEST
OF
COOKING
whaite
will
attend
the
fnr:h-
out
with
the
practice
of
Libeeral
policies.
It
would
be
nothine
..i
,
.
.
.
."iiniig
ion
session
or
rarna-
mm
50D
snort
of
tragic
if
M-
M"'
APPlcwha'te
anything
were
were
sold
this
weVk
a
the
Z
a",d
cone
to
disturb
that
worn.
-
.TnririZJ,
arc
.movln
f
their
present
The
Pioneer
Druggists
it
was
well
that
ther-
nhonlrt
.
.
'""
.""5
i
resiaence
on
Fourth
Avenue
East
HUt
TAKE
oi,T
OIUtIRS
PHONE
gov
be
a
new
e.iort
to
increase
?
Range"
Z
1
an'
0n
the'r
rPturn
t0
the
JL,
"!
Three
fit
Bella
Beila
Coola
W1"
C.9,a
make
terest
in
and
suoDort
of
th
their
home
in
the
new
(
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
RANGES
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
992
BROADWAY
CAFE
Libera!
party.
,
.-'"
I
aPatment
structure
on
First
Weicomes
Advice
Sal.
Bloor
Street,
Toronto,
for
$31
Vii,
;
United
States
Army
adninfstra-Views
'"
of
the
organization
in
and
another
parcel
by
Pacific
i
tion
building
he
riding
Cnamders
of
Com-
Mills
Ltd-.
for
9"-
i
PHONE
81
nierce,
toaras
oi
-irade,
Cana-
Tel"race
and
part
of
Prince
Ru-diun
region,
labor
unions
were
In
Rae
ive,
which
contains
always
welcome,
Mr.
AuDlewhaite
Pert
district
areas,
three
parcels
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
sam,
ana
ne
was
nappy
mat
tney
were
sld:
"APPLIANCES
were
urnioming.
'
oat
tnc
Lib-
nan
iui
uz,
ior
je.3U
erai
Association
should
also
keep
to
Claire
Giggey.
me
in
luum
witn
L,ioeral
thought
-
t-nwm
ui
iut
una,
iur
!
at
home."
he
said,
it
was
a
mat-
W!-30,
to
Little,
Haugland
and
'
Kerr.
Va-r-
T---
Terrace
Toaster
.
$
I
ve
ol
regret
to
him
that
the
nec-es-.ity
ol
attenaance
in
1-arlia-ment
at
Ottawa
was
not
npr-
Lot
5501
for-
$25
to
Denis
Louis
Garon,
Prince
Rupert.
On
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
HOW
ABOUT
THAT
FLASHLIGHT?
Be
Ready
for
the
Long
Nights.
Wc
have
a
full
selection
of
FLASHLIGHTS
and
BATTERIES
Utility
and
Novelty
Types
9.95
9.95
17.50
16.50
Toaster
Toostcr
...'.
Iron
miMinff
him
tnP
tl.r.A
am,,r
Hie
COnstlLuenLs
that
ho
mlnht
Ho.
Mr
uignam
nought
four
lots
kit
R47A
for
Kd7Ai'
lnt
inn
fr.J
sire.
T
M
Youngs
felt
that
thel46-38:
lo'
1212.
'r
$30.67;
'and
...
Int
1111
I
.
.
1
jissociaiion
would
be
in
order
to
lur
j-o
(lilinpi,M
ll'Ollllt't
of
(lie
UIIITINII
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
arlcnn-x'l-fc
iho
or.-.H
.i.
wil
"Lot
Lot
1571
1571
was
was
i
sold
to
A.
B
.
v..w
j
ju
nuin
iiioii
.
Mr.
Applewhaite
was
dnine
at
I
orown,
rrince
Kupert
ior
wa.
T
I
J.iana
ana
Jack
M'Rae
at
Vic
(0i
d
1
1
ft
1
HI
m
toria.
Sccially,
Mr.
Young's
gave
llJLlMOUTI
iSfcam
Iron
27.50
oa
Po!is!-,cr
,
64.50
s
KcMo
16.50
fing
Pods
9.50
ifm
Clconcr,
tank
type,
complete
1
09.50
pERH
B.C
POWER
CoM
Mi.
McKae
credit
for
Oueen
Funeral
of
Don
McLeod
charlotte
communities
getting
B.C.
Utilities
Commission
electric
rtrrrtr.
service.
.
J&m
'
il:
James
Kellv.
well-known
ninn-
Brsner
Block
Phone
ilO
Funeral
was
heiu
yCiLiday
ior
Lvonald
Andrew
MLeoi,
fli,
well
known
utilities
worker
here
who
died
last
'
Sunday.
Kev.
Samuel
Klnley
conducted
the
iperl,
B.C
eer,
ex-service
man
and
drummer
of
the
Civic
Band,
left
Prin-
St
wrt.
B.C.
Rupert
General
Hosoital
vester-
dav
and
sailpt
nn
th
Dvi,a
services
at
G.enville
court
iiv.'ae
for
Shauahnessv
Hnsnitat
1
Chanel
I
in
Vancouver
were
he
will
under
Choose
your
The
Lavish
Mr.
MLcod
hr.J
la;t
i?ecr.
employed
by
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
and
had
been
with
the
Utilities
here
for
mo.-e
than
40
years.
He
was
a
veteran
of
the
First
World
Ward
and
a
Cana
SO
further
treatment.
Mr.
Kelly
says
he
is
in
goad
spirits
and
is
very
thankful
for
the
good
treatment
he
has
received
at
the
hands
of
his
friends
here.
I
I
M"
J
(iur
u
mm
pair
You
Wont
.
.
.
3or
lUina
EXPORT
m
m
lift
at
and
for
many
a
dian
Legion
member.
Active
pallbearers
were
Reg
Coles.
T.
B.
Black,
W.
D.
Smith,
frt
Hill,
Fred
Hardy
and
Alex
Haig.
Honorary
pallbearers
were
Jarvis
McLeod,
Victor
Grant.
Clarence
Adland,
John
Lambie,
James
Thompson
and
Carl
Brechin.
M:s.
W.
D.
Smith
presided
at
the
organ.
Burial
was
ln
the
Legion
plot,
Fairview
Cemetery.
Arrangements
were
in
charge
of
B.C.
Undertakers.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
1953
HILLMAN
MINX
Low
mileage
Like
new
EXPORT
CANADIAN
WHISKY
AMD
tOTTl
ID
IN
MM
Ml
UMAOlMf
OVI
ftNMlaf
5
different
FRIGIDAIRE
REFRIGERATORS
r
If
1947
PONTIAC
COACH
Piivalcly
owned
CI
happy
wepring
season
to
come.
Here
for
you
now
in
a
large,
fashion-worthy
selection.
Come
in.
"Tomitrrow;s
Styles
Today"
Annette
ManseI
Ladies
Wear
523
3rd
Ave.
1
5
different
FRIGIDAIRE
ELECTRIC
RANGES
HE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD
0
1943
DeSOTO
CLUB
COUPE
Low
mileage
NEW
WIJTMINSTIt,
t.C.
This
advertisement
is
not
oublished
or
disnlnverl
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbia
Made
by
"MECHANIC'S
SPECIAL"
1937
Graham
4-door
sedan
$300.00
nil
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chilcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Carnosun
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
CnqtiiMam,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CUAULOTTE
ISLANDS
September
28,
9
p.m.
ss.
Chilcotin
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ic.
Chilcotin,
October
5
and
19
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Runprt.
ni
I
and
REPAIR
WORK)
Machinist
Business
Opportunity
Unusuol
Proposition
for
Good,
Live
Machinist
to
Open
Own
Shop
in
One
of
the
Best
Locotions
Available
Shop
would
be
complete,
ready
to
take
work
with
complete
machines
and
tools.
Very
Little
Cash
Required
as
Initiative
and
Ability
to
Work
up
the
Business
the
Chief
Requirement
All
reply
will
be
handled
strictly
confidential
APPLY
ROX
210
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I
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ittV
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'
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at
1st
Street
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and
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&
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i
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Avenue
West
in
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