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kQYAL
FAMILY
friiiCe
Kupcii
Duily
i
,c,
Friday,
Augusr
10,
1651
of
their
London
residence,
Clarence
House,
with
their
two
children,
Prince
Cahrles
and
Princess
Anne.
princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
t00k
time
out
from
preparations
for
their
Canadian
tour
to
oose
informally
for
Canadian
'
photographers
a
couple
of
days
ago
in
the
garden
Buttle
Lake
Dam
Condemned
By
Sportsmen,
Beauty
Lovers
COURTENAY.
Fish
and
Game
Club
spokesmen
headed
a
parade
of
petitioners
opposing
appli
PVW
f
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Leaves
Cow
Bay
Float
,
THURSDAY
j
2
p.m.,
4
p.m.,
7
p.m.
1
SUNDAY
j
Continuous
from
f
10:30
a.m.
Weather
permitting
cation
oi
untisn
Columbia
Fower
Commission
for
water
rights
on
Buttle
Lake
in
public
hearings
at
Courtenay
Thursday.
!
Roderick
HaiK-Brown.
well-
P"e
the
trees
to
wind
action
i
x
.
'
.
,
,
which
they
are
not
iocu.stomed
10
withstand
and
if
they
have
not
taken
the
necessary
precau-
I
t'ons
to
protect
themselves
they
'
will
be
liable
to
blow
over."
j
The
forester
also
admitted
many
trees
at
the
water
edge
nad
been
there
"since
the
days
'
o
Christopher
Columbus."
j
Under
auestionlne.
he
describ
.1
3
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t
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f
if
1
V
Carson
Favors
Tulsequah
Road
Conference
of
Interested
Parties
To
Be
Held
In
Victoria
.
j
JUNEAU
A
meeting
is
to
be!
htld
in
Victoria
when
the
sub-1
ject
to
be
discussed
will
be
the
!
proposed
Tulsequah
road
up
thuj
Taku
River.
This
will
take
place
1
'
soon
and
be
called
by
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson,
minister
of
public
works
for
British
Columbia.
This
is
the
word
brought
by
Ralph
Browne,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupeit
and
now
assistant
manager
of
th-.j
Alaska
Development
Board
at
Juneau.
In
Victoria
recently,
he
conferred
with
the
minister,
and
stated
that
Mr.
Carson
was
setting
September
10
;
as
a
tentative
date
for
jetting
together
officials
of
Bi
itish
Co-
lumbia,
Alaska,
the
Canadian
government
and
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Co.
for
j
ui-scussiuii
of
construction.
'
lV.i.
Cat
son
is
reported
to
have,
declared
himself
as
in
favor
of
ti.
road
and
could
see
no
great
obstacle
in
the
way.
It
would,
for
example,
provide
the
musing
link
between
Tulsequah
and
tlin.
;
if
any
part
of
the
work
would
cause
damage
the
applicant
would
have
to
fhow
that
he
had
taken
necessary
precautions.
known
angler,
writer,
magistrate
and
broadcaster,
wax
first
wit-
nesg
to
apeak
"under
oath."
He
followed
G.
B.
Capes,
Courtenay
Fish
and
Game
Club.
i
'
Speaking
for
affiliated
fish
and
game
clubs,
the
naturalist
e
1
a
i
m
e
d
recreational
values
could
never
be
maintained
"un-
less
we
have
pleasant
surround-
i
ings
and
get
our
people
interest-
ed
in
their
enjoyment
not
j
simply
in
killing
fish."
j
He
claimed
development
of
j
Strathcona
Park
would
extend
.
the
tuuiiot
Muun
ou
Vancouver
I
Island
from
May
to
the
end
of
,
i
October,
at
least.
"May
Is
nor-
maily
a
drier
month
than
June
i
in
Buttle
Lake,"
he
said.
,
j
Presenting
the
sportsmen's
I
Pka
that
other
waters
be
used
for
power,
Mr.
Haig-Brown
said:
;
,"If,
as
has
by
no
means
been
proved
to
be
the
case,
this
al-,
not
build
an
efficient
dam
there
ternative
site
calls
for
more
in
Buttle
Lake.
I
would
say
that
ccitly
dam
construction,
it
is
the
there
is
a
very
good
chance
of
con-'iderecf
opinion
of
this
affili-
turning
up
a
first
class
damsite
-ation
that
the
additional
cost
jt
Cainpucll
Kiver
"
u
to
Set6
"
the
project
1
He
sald
the
'ibmy
of
find-1
tump
11
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I.)
ROYAL
PARENTS
WATCH
THEIR
CHILDREN
AT
PLAY
4
"V
i.
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'ijifS
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Canadians
Aid
i
Italian
Babies
i
j
I
TORONTO
tfi
In
Ortona,
Ital-i
lan
babies
can
receive
metiioa
1
attention
at
a
clinic
built
and
equipped
with
Canadian
money,
In
cvuy
village
In
Curintliia,
Austria,
children
are
bearing
Canadian
cl.thiiig,
und
in
Leb-
lanon
and
Syria.
Canadian
sup-
phes
are
the
main
support
of
child
welfare
clinics,
Ail
this
is
the
work
of
the
Canadian
Save
the
Children
fund.
At
a
recent
meeting
the
na-j
tion
a!
execuiivc
of
the
fund
ao-
;,,
u.iU
.,lu.wuu,i
it
loud,
clothing,
sh-ics,
blan
t
.::o
Ui.uy
powuer
ior
ns-eoy
iutiuren
in
jtaiv.
Greece,
Ans-:
tria.
Svria
and
Leuan
in
Th
shipment
will
Jtiilnrh-
$3
000
worth
of
boys'
tiousers
and
110
000
worth
of
slvioi
.
M:s.
R.
T
Tanner,
executive
if'
Cietary,
wlv;
has
)ust
retuVned
1
rem
a
v.sit
to
other
Save
the
Children
funds
in
Europe
and
than
the
value
of
the
assets
UbeVerv
.note"
very
re
Asked
dammed.
These
as-
,
moulhs
were
formed
ne
replk.a:
tiFA&rj
-
of
ince
and
it
.was
the
clear
lnten-
j
"
K,
tion
of
the
Legislative
Assembly
1
Dr-
T
Dullna8e
sal(1
tlle
proposed
that
they
should
be
held
for
the
dam
at
ButUe
would
not
'public
enjoyment
iiot
for
a
llkely
hold
water
because
of
un-
ffeneratlon
or
a
century
but
in
40Und
porous
foundation,
perpetuity.
Everything
that
has'
Comptroller
of
Water
Rights
happened
in
the
30
years
since
E,
H.
Tredcroft
explained
the
that
decision
was
made
confirms
type
of
dam
proposed
the
Am-
Ils
wisdom."
i
burson
is
one
with
an
appar-
Mr.
Haig-Brown
further
be-
'cntly
thin
sloping
concrete
wall
NEXT
TIME
YOU
ENTERTAIN
SERVE
.
.
.
Corottjition.
CANADIAN
WHISKY
JOHN
H.
BULGER
o,
fonufti.it
John
Bulger
Ltd.
'
Third
Avenue
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&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
ItANCES
PACIFIC
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Phone
Blue
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bit'
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You
and
your
quests
will
enjoy
the
ditin
live,
dilfer-rnt
flavour
of
Coronation
.
.
.
a
line
Canadian
Whisky
of
mellow
smoothness!
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I
WORTS
LTD.
Established
1132
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OUest
Distillery
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HOUSE
:
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
Hie
82-foot
freight
vessel,
Dag-ney,
arrived
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
with
a
cargo
of
Panned
salmon
for
rail
shipment
eastward.
Capt.
Dave
Murdie
is
skipper
of
the
133-ton
American
vessel.
I
Most
of
the
immense
ware
house
here,
built
by
the
Uniti5d
States
Army
on
the
waterfront
during
the
war
and
subseqjently
sold,
has
now
been
taken
down,
although
there
are
still
largo
quantities
of
material
left
on
the
site.
The
work
began
last
spring
and
is
the
biggest
demolition
job
ever
wen
here.
CPR
steamer
Princess
Louise
docked
here
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
for
Vancouver
on
her
regular
scheduled
summer
cruise
to
Skagway
and
return.
She
had
235
passengers.
Tour
parties
included
Kepner
Tours,
Baltimore,
Maryland,
with
14
tourists,
and
Goodwyn
Tours,
Sun
Francisco,
with
a
list
of
22.
The
vessel
sailed
at
1
p.m.
RUPERT
TOBACCO
STORE
3rd
Ave.
-
Opposite
Ormes
AM.
MAGAZINES
and
PERIODICALS
TOBACCO
and
CONFECTIONERY
Stock
Always
Moving
and
Fresh
the
Mirlrile
Fast.
v.
that
tW"
ltaviIiB
uPlBmiy
ed
an
operation
known
as
!
wedge-cutting"
to
protect
a
stream,
road
or
lake
from
blow-j
down-
But
he
admitted
that
"edge-cuttlng
has
never
been
'
PractIccd
Ut
Bi
itisa
Columbia
,nat
1
know
of
"
j
Dr.
Dolmage,
consulting
geol-
ogist,
created
a
scurrying
lor
maps
and
graphs
as
he
proposed
I
an
entirely
"new"
damsite.
DOVBTUX
OF
BAM
I
Said
the
geologist:
"There
is
a
strone
Dos.sibilit
thv
.rmiiH
supported
by
heavy
concrete
uuiuesses
usually
used
where
'foundations
are
not
any
too
reliable.''
Seepage
may
be
waUn-
j
fc"
then.
j
G.
Norrls
asked
if
Dr.
Dolma
;e
:
'would
advise
the
testing
of
the
suitability
of
this
damsite
be-!
tore
any
desecration
of
a
val-1
uame
recreational
area."
an
I
!
the
geologist
faid
he
ciefin.tely
would
advise
testing
.
?
nd
day
of
the
HUiel
LaKe
hearings
wound
uu
w.tli'
assurances
liom
the
water.
comptroller
that,
belore
any
ii-i
cence
is
Issued,
the
applicant;
win
nave
to
Hie
p.an.s.
lie
.u..l
SUE
I
S
FOR
.
H'Jists,
All
-Etcjl
Dump
Dodl;s
wincncs
all
sizes.
Heavy
a.ia
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
Wheels.
Power
Tuke-Offs.
All
Certified
Op.-rators
for
high
pressure
and
general
welding
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
225-
1st
E.
Phone
Green
884
1947
Chevrolet
Sedan
1941
Dodge
Sedan
1947
Hudson
Sedan
1947
Austin
8
h.p.
Sedan
1950
Austin
Countryman
KEEP
IT
RIGHT
Inside
and
Out.
DRIVE
UP
AT
Superior
Auto
Service
MMITFD
Studebaker
and
Austin
Dealers
Third
Ave.
at
Park.
Green
217
IN
THE
GARDEN
AT
CLARENCE
'
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1
f'"
This
advertisement
rs
not
puollshea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the'C.overnment
of
British
Columbia.
Specicii
on
on
Cli
ynuui
heved
a
great
wrong
economic
as
well
as
aesthetic
and
spiritual
would
be
done
the
province
if
j
this
application
is
granted.
He
recommended
the
application
be
rejected,
completely
and
finally.!
Answering
T.
G.
Norris,
coun-
j
sel
for
the
B.
C.
Natural
Re-'
sources
League,
the
noted
writer
explained
the
beaches
are
ai-
most
infinity.
There
are
almost
40
miles
of
shoreline
and
the
ZLft
i.r.
L.
.
.
X.
,r
.
j.
lng
number
0I
beaches."
And
v,0
ri.rihrt
u
,,,
ti.
.
Uiem,
Uiem,
told
told
how
fishermen
de
lighted
to
camp
on
the
mud.
Al
ERSE
EFEECT
1
"II
is
"bvious
that
flooding
of
aI1
beaches
and
cteen
mouths'
and
the
rather
limited
areas
of
flat
ground
would
adversely
af-j
feet
it
I
the
recreational
areal.
It
would
be
necessary
to
clear
S
still
worse
by
extensive
blow-
downs
that
would
inevitably
follow.
The
total
would
create
a
grave
fire
hazard
to
the
whole
timbered
watershed
both
during;
and
after
the
clearing."
I
E.
G.
Oldham,
forester
In
charge
of
parks
and
recreation;
division.
Department
of
Lands!
and
Forests,
called
as
a
techni-!
cal
expert,
admitted
under1
cross-examination
by
G.
Norris,
KC.
that
extensive
"blow-down",
might
be
expected
if
trees
were'
leoiovea
irom
me
water
edae.
i
'He
explained:
"You
would
ex-I
I
Paint
A
Welcome
On
Your
Porch
When
folks
come
to
your
house
they
we
your
porch
first.
If
you
want
the
best
In
hard
drying,
glossy,
weather
resisting
paint
you'll
u;e
.
...
D-H
PORCH
FLOOR
PAINT
Stand
long
hard
traffic
SH3
vPORCH
WE'RE
READY
TO
SERVE
YOU
WELL
McBrlde
St.
Phone
311
r
chatactr
of
ovor,e.
work
is
imangjiiiC.
buch
lunds
are
concentrating
mure
on
helping
to
irais:?
the
standard
of
child
wcl-ilaie
and
to
give
sunport
t
)
pro-ijcetr
if
last
ng
value
in
the
countries
being
helped.
In
Oreec
Ihf
govenim?nt
has
i
lacked
the
British
Save
the
Child-
lien
fund
to
open
and
sup.'rvi.se
:
lam.ng
colicgp
for
nursery
i
school
tiaclvrs.
In
Italy
the
jSave
the
Children
funa
has
Deen
.
asked
to
taki
charge
of
a
pre-!
vt.-i.uui
lum
near
nome
ana
in
aa-"
dition
is
hoping
to
build
a
child
well
are
clinic.
Mrs.
Tannrr
says
the
aim
of
the
funds
is
to
help
the
people
of
needy
countries
to
help
themselves.
LONGER
MILE
The
nautical
mile
for
measuring
distance
at
sea
is
6080
feet,
compared
with
the
land
mile
of
5280
feet.
EASES
BREATHING...
'
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tc?
RELIEF
FROM
HAY
FEVER
and
ASTHMA
Inhale
tha
toothing
herbal
aporj
of
Kellogg'i
Asthma
Relief
Breathing
becomes
more
free
and
natural.
Brings
effective
relief
even
to
chronic
Asthma
and
Hay
Fever
ufferert.
Over
60
yearj
in
use.
Available
in
cigarette
form,
if
de-aired
Apk
your
nearest
dealer,
NORTHROP
A
LYMAN
CO.
ITD.,
TORONTO
lit.
1854
5K-I
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1
32
66"Piece
Dinner
Sets
$10.50'
AND
UP
-
Piece
Breakfast
Sets
$7.95
AND
UP
.
.
tWWFm
1
pB"
President
Fred
Scadden
presented
Mr.
Blackaby
with
a
suitably
engraved
silver
serving
tray.
Appropriate
remarks
were
made
by
Mr.
Scadden,
expressing
the
regret
at
Mr.
Blackaby's
dte
ALL
ENGLISH
CHINA
NORTHERN
B.C.'s
LARGEST
STOCK
OF
CHINA
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Third
Avenue
'hi
m
if.
'
.r'.'."
MOTORISTS
.
1
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k
Sta..
jL.
ARMS
FULL
OF
ROYALTY
Come
in
today
and
see
the
stunning
new
PLYMOUTH
BELVEDERE
In
the
BELVEDERE
you
may
enjoy
the
breeziness-of
a
Convertible
or
the
snug
comfort
of
a
Coupe.
THE
PLYMOUTH
BELVEDEDE
IS
THE
SMARTEST
HARD
TOP
ON
THE
ROAD
Do
you
know
that
the
depreciation
on
Chrysler-built
'
cars
is
less
than
most
other
makes?
Current
Used
Car
prices
prove
this
to
be
so.
CHKYSLER-Bl'ILT
CARS
ON
DISPLAY
AT
Rupert
Motors
Limited
rY
Honors
ving
Member
f,raiis,
at
yesterday's
lun-
nnoreu
esteemed
mem-
S.
Blackaby,
local!
parture
and
best
wishes
for
the
r
"I
tlio
Dl
.
1
r
t'hr.
I
"iv
m
lVlon-
I
"iui
.
oeing
transfi-rroH
I'
n,',
a
Vancouver
behalf
of
the
club,
Mr.
Blackaby
replied
briefly,
speaking
in
particular
npprecia-j
tion
of
Rotary
associations.
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c
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Comer
of
Second
Ave
&
1st
St.
Phone
866
and
566
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