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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
February
27,
1951
oca
His
Funeral
Happy
Event
Skipper
Buys
Derelict
Back
and
PERSONAL
No
Occasion
fjr
Mourning
Dr.
J.
A.
McDonald
sails
for
Rev.
Montagu
Young,
Anglican
Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
to-
missionary
at
Masset
who
his
This
superb
tea
guarantees
the
flavour
of
every
cup
After
having
been
declared
a
total
constructive
loss,
the
halibut
boat
Takla,
salvaged
last
week
from
Lucy
I.sand,
where
she
went
ashore
three
weeks
.Sand
CEILINGS
H
.,
.
'
day-
'
'
been
spending
a
few
days
in
the
.city
on
ecclesiastical
busincs-s,
Hear
Ted
Applewhaite
,
re-.ni
rein
tn
i,a
r
r.
'
rrrpn
nn
n
r
rui
Srt
arliament-
Thurs-
'lot,.
Mands
by
p)ane
tomorrow
ago
and
was
badly
beaten
by
j
,
nituvu
o.na
p.m.
tai;
aim
gica,
mus
Qeen
repul-
I
ELKS
ATTENTION
Special
!
chased
from
the
underwriters
bv
"
"
ntien
t.oiid
Man
Goes
To
Great
Reward,
Bishop
Declares
"This
funeral
is
different
than
many.
This
is
an
occasion
of
joy,
of
rejoicing
for
a
good
man
who
has
gone
to
his
great
reward."
So
said
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
at
the
final
rites
yesterday
afternoon
of
the
late
Rev.
Canon
Walter
Fie'.d
Rushbrook,
beloved
pioneer
missionary,
whose
death
occurred
'Ti3ni
!i!iTVil!
Reirular
Moose
mcctln-
wi"
take
P'ace
in
Song
her
skipper,
Capt.
Peter
ee
tin.
Tuesday
of
Norway
"
8
P"-
Wednes-i
void.
The
Takla
is
now
on
th-February
27
8
Dm
,
day'
February
28.
All
members
pontoons
at
the
local
dry
d.ck
'
(49c)
!
requested
t0
attend.
Appointing
for
a
repair
job
that
will
involve
j
and
naming
of
Standing
and
almost
complete
reconstruction
Mrs.
Fred
Skinner,
who
came
in'
1
'"",,
.
i0l:O1
ner
nu"'
WE
CARRY
A
n
iivw
apfiiuailt.
Ulitum
i
last
week.
The
congregation
al
..-..v..
-iiiiu
-ne
itinera
i
ri
-,-.
...
her
father
hti.
it
--.,
r
ur0ari.cr
Miqdfcion
Will
KiVe
fLETE
SUPPLY
OF
HIGH
QUALITY
farewell
address
to
members.
(50)
I
Rushbrook,
will
sail
by
the
Prince
Rupert
this
Thursday
night
on
her
return
to
her
home
in
Victoria.
most
completely
filled
St.
Andrew"
Cathedral
of
which
deceased
was
honorary
canon.
It
was
no
exclusively
denomination
congregation
which
came
to
do
final
honor.
It
was
representa-
Cemetery
Extension
Extension
of
Falrview
Cemetery
site
will
have
a
much
better
natural
drainage
when
compared
with
that
of
the
original
burial
ground.
The
new
area
will
be
more
toward
the
front.
Major
David
Hammond.
Salva-
A
i
Uvc
of
a11
denominations
for
the
!
tion
Army,
returned
to
Vancou-
NNOUNCEMENT
e-teem
ana
friendship
of
the
de-
ver
aboard
the
Camosun
toclay
ceased
transcended
such
lines.
'
after
conducting
a
series
off
"He
won
the
esteem
of
the
!
meetings
at
the
local
Citadel.
Prince
Rupert
F.
R.
Gibson,
Mas-set;
J.
M.
community
as
a
whole
to
a
de
'
f
i
Conway,
V.
H.
Miller
and
J.
C.
The
Rotary
Mixed
Chorus
:
And.orson,
Vancouver;
J.
Scott,
will
meet
Tuesday
evening
at
8
Winnipeg;
J.
D.
Livingstone,
u
wuti.
at
uie
iwom
Memorial
.
Windsor,
Out.
ocnooi.
(49c)
giiee
such
as
few
could
achieve,"
declared
the
Bishop.
"He
was
a
good
man"
(Acts
11:24)
was
the
simple
text.
A
great
Christian
and
a
groat
missionary,
he
was
broadminded
and
wise,
one
who
was
able
to
hearten
and
help.
Exclusiveness
was
not
in
his
na-
HONE
116
-117
or
58
2rt
&
McCaffery
I
I
Hi
ITtl
Six
months'
suspended
sentence
was?
Imposed
on
Thomas
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lock
wish
to
advise
their
many
friends
that
they
have
sold
their
business
known
as
Prince
Rupert
Florists
to
Vr.
William
Baxter
of
this
City.
May
we
request
for
our
successors
the
same
good
will
and
support
which
you
have"
given
us
in
the
past.
All
outstanding
accounts
may
be
paid
to
Mr.
Baxter.
4
nli
ntiouiicetm
Squarrey,
charged
with
assault-
I
ing
Jordan
Smith
on
February
LIMITED
UIC
went
about
male-
IB.
Squarrey
appeared
befor-
Canadian
Legion
card
party,
February
28
njA.
n..
i
r.i
i
s-ti..u
lng
his
neighbors
happy,
his
ser-!
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
city
ICI(S
DUE
TO
COLDS
tt-kmram
boim
vire
rt.enT,,i,rf
!..
.
j
n
....
I
mute
nuu.ii,
omuie
wuu
mmdi
u
vm
it
.
.
.V
VAPORUB
His
great
sense
of
duty
knew
no
T.
W.
Brown
appcar-d
for
tlw
i
,
v
Presbyterian
home
cooking
sen-consideration.
A
saintly
prosecution,
with
Mrs.
Wllla
Ray
man,
his
work
on
earth
well
done
I
for
the
defendant.
nan
been
his
preparation
for
,'y
f
department
ans-
ff
r.
.
1
.
.
1
1
Heavnn
H
h9H
iih
.
w
oucjai
ana
uance.
sale,
McRac's
Store,
March
3.
Card
party,
Catholic
Hall,
March
8.
Lutheran
Tea
and
Home
Cooking,
March
10.
J'
lum
an
m
in
.h
the
true
,""k,
uuy,
reoruary
at
B:a
4enday
morning
to
ij
Avenue,
where
v
fir.
jnd
-tad
fellowship
i.
rZ
7f
'
the
Lodge
and
Chapter
please
11
I
nil
FOR
BETTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
CALL
363
I
lowing
If
lvl
I
Thc
King
Edward
School
P-TA.1
me
oi-un;c
was
conouciea
by
attend
and
bring
your
friends.
White
Elephant
sale
and
tea.
;
vlarch
15,
at
2
p.m.
.
ln
.
,.
"v-
-anon
aasil
5.
Prockter,
1
Admission
free.
(49ei
as
well
as
serial
ses-
rector
of
St.
Andrew's,
and
other!
ion
was
hld
by
the
Cnnadlan
clergy
participating
were
Rev.
C.
Two
Columbia
Cellulose
em-Legion
Sewing
c!.ls
in
tlm
L-
Lomas
of
the
mission
boat
P'ovees-
D.
MacDonald
and
J.
M.
Ladies'
Lounge
of
the
Legimi
Northern
Cross
and
Rev
Monta-1
And,erson'
salled
south
on
the
last
night.
gu
Young
of
Masset
I
Union
Steamship
Camosun
today.
i
-
if
(iverheated
stove
3
1
''
was
done.
;ement
!
'
iivi.se
that
rffrc--7th,
we
will
be
Pie
('(intriirling
of
N
s
Albert
&
Mc-
Lii
f
i
i
Ji:i,
lilies
will
emit
(
lie
independently
i
the
picsviit
ar-uk
been
made
for
Under
general
convenor
Mrs.
!
Peter
Lien
presided
at
the
or-1
t
the
Dominion
.Tf'
a
.P'oyee
with
Bridge,
sailed
for
r
eo
liaiP'T.
40
lll(
irs
Irnm
I
.n'pan
nnH
th,
!,,,.
...
h..i
four
sewing
clubs
aliened.
R.-I
deceased
woro
"pr,K.
n
.,,
.Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
to-
vcnionc
Conrad
School
P.T.A.
card
party,
Friday
March
16,
8
p.m.
St.
Patrick's
Tea
and
card
party,
Catholic
Hall,
March
17.
Orange
Ladies'
tea
and
sale,
March
21.
Job's
Daughters
Easter
tea
and
sate
Ma-sonic
Temple,
March
22.
Cathedral
spring
sale,
March
29.
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
April
4.
Presbyterian
spring
sale,
April
sides
sewing,
the
women
were
the
King
of
Heaven"
and
"The
day'
rfrC?h!Irh
a",",,R
P-Sl"
Kin
01
Iove
Mv
Shepherd
Is."
j
Dealt
with
bv
Magistrate
W.
D
w
,
",PirncomlnB
The
Ninetieth
Psalm
was
also
Vance
in
city
police
court
yes-
..nrin
m
'
S??l,Pfrt
C1,,b'
!
SUng
by
thc
cholr-
terday
were
four
charges
of
in-
of
keeping
our
.
.
......
iniuHi,
lOiiie
;
Ushers
were
William
Crnlek-
toxicalion
under
the
Onvern-
Wliiig
costs
to
a
of
refreshments,
lb
A
FASHION
FIRST!
The
shapes
.
.
leathers,
fab.-ics
and
colors
doomed
most
fashion-wise
for
spring
'51
are
here
now
in
our
wide
selection
of
value
priced
handbags.
SEE
THEM
TODAY!
Oilier
SCV-
c1,anlr
Alf
Cl.,.
n
J.
ment
Liquor
and
Indian
Act.
I
They
were:
Dora
Sankey,
$10
fine
ing
circles
and
their
I
piesiderit."
Dawes
and
P.
E.
Mortimer.
.
nurse,
remaininir
i
Turk,
Mrs.
E.
Mor
p"
unci
transfer!
MeClyinoi
Following
the
cathedral
ser-
antl
s
50
cosls;
Leonard
'interment
was
made
in
vpv-25
and
$5.50
cosU;
John
a
'
ionk
for
the
new
row.
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
tluilders
&
Contractors
;i
enable
us
to
give
I
Hays
Cove
Circle,
12.
W.O.T.M.
Skiing
bazuar,
April
20.
Queen
Mary
I.O.D.E.
Daffodil
tea,
March
26.
.
St.
Peter
s
Spring
Sale,
April
26.
United
W.A.
Spring
sale.
May
3.
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
,
1
Fan-view
Cemetery,
rallbearers
"""""a.
$.5
and
cosU;
L.
A.
Mrs.
O.
V.
were
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
W.
B.
McRac,
$10
and
costs.
1
Skinner,
Aid.
George
Casey,
ve
In
the
past.
asfoion
ffootvear
cncie,
unucr
;
Robert
Kelsey,
R.
E.
Eyolfson
and
Seal
Covi
srwii
M
s.
T.
Glenn.
I
F.
E.
Anfield.
)
HiWsi
l
it
c
58(1
,
Monkey
Business
;
The
remains
had
lain
in
state
i
throughout
Sunday
afternoon
at
the
Orcnvlllc
Court
Chapel
of,
bmcrs:
B.C.
Undertakers.
During
the
Three
monkeys
sat
in
a
coconut
Wanted
To
Rent
clay
native
mends
held
an
im-
tree,
'I
to
announce
prompt
u
service
as
a
demonstra-,
Discussing
things
as
they're
saidi
City
Approves
School
Budget
District
52
school
board
o'.i-matr.s
of
$190,933
for
1951
-
lion
of
their
affection.
Canon
to
be.
USED
CAR
VALUES
!
agreement
has
,
Hyde
Transf.'r,
1
Rushbrook
was
an
honorary
chief
Said
one
to
the
others:
"Now,
j
of
ti
e
Tsimpr?an
tribe.
I
listen,
you
two.
Canon
Rushbrook
is
survived
There's
a
certain
junior
that
handle
thc
un-uid
delivery
of
can't
be
true,
The
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
require
immediately
for
their
permanent
operating
slaff
HOUSES
FOR
RENTAL.
Please
address
replies
to:
Supervisor,
Operating
Dept.
Personnel,
Bo
1000,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
or
call
Supervisor
at
Watson
Island.
,
150'4!4
'3
whicli
Is
the
'
city
3
.
ient.
made
to
share
;
d
(D
'uoroinyi
tn
6klnner
oKinner
01
of
vlc.
vie
fcts
of
hanriiimr
were
approved
last
nignt
f
ill
"Bl
council
meeting.
I
'ona-a"d
,two
Bfandchlldren.
;m
In
in
no
way,
.,
.
..
.
.
Gera
Gerald
d
Rushbrook
Rushbrook
and
and
Ronad
Ronald
I
The
I'ltv.s
f
lare
this
vnnr
l
Tatham.
Transfer
coal
V
will
continue
c'
-
'i"d
and
trans-
a-
tjrrotoforc.
Mean-
Mai
Riders
for
Albert
wry.
United
should
be
;
tot.iir(liTO
at
116,
117
That
man
descended
from
our
noble
race!
The
very
idea
is
a
disgrace!
No
monkey
ever
deserted
his
wife,
Starved
her
babies
and
ruined
her
life;
And
you've
never
known
a
mother
monk
To
leave
our
babies
with
others
to
bunk,
Or
pass
them
on
from
one
to
another
Till
they
scarcely
know
who
!s
.
PRINTING
$26,758
more
than
in
1950.
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
finance
committee
liii.man,
said,
this
Increase
was
du
to
larger
staff
and
greater
facilities
made
possib'e
by
new
schools.
Approval
was
alco
granted
for
immediate
demolition
of
old
King
Edward
school.
Vandalism
In
Railway
Park
;
e
AU
Highest
Experience
Versatility
k.M'TKRY,
I.TO.
Quality
4
Thc
look-out,
on
the
Canadian
'
their
mother.
(National
Reserve
is
down
to
one
And
another
thing
you'll
never
fine-textured
BUNS
1!."0
VAl'XII.MX
6
cylinder
SEDAN,
heater.
Guaranteed
new
car
condition
$1595.(10
1919
AUSTIN
2
door.
Good
condition.
Heater
etc
995.00
19
18
CHEVROLET
Stylem.ast.cr
SEDAN
18.600
miles.
Private
ownc
-.
exceiicnt
condition.
Radio,
heater
and
defroster
1595.00
1917
1'ONTIAC
Deluxe
25
Ser'es
Sedan
17,00
miles
New
tires,
heater,
private
owner
1050.00
1939
MERCURY
Sedan.
New
motor,
recently
installed
.
0U
.00
1918
CHEVROLET
Deluxe
Sedan.
Recently
overhauled.
Heater
and
DcFrostcr
PUC.
Private
owner
..
1495.00
1917
PONTIAC
Sedan.
Privately
owned,
condition
guaranteed.
Good
tires,
heater,
etc
1390.00
1937
OLDSMOKILE
Sedan.
Privately
owned,
xcel-
Irnt
condition.
Good
tires,
heater,
etc
750.00
1919
REO
Flat
Deck
Truck,
5,000
miles.
Guaranteed
in
good
condition
1500.00
191(
CHEVROLET
2V2ton
truck,
with
Steel
Dump
Box
and
Hoist.
30
day
guarantee
1105.00
1951
CHEVROLET
M
ton
Pickuns
anri
Panels
available
lor
immediately
delivery.
WE
FINANCE
PRIVATE
SALES
ON
G.M.A.C.
FINANCE
PLAN
,
We
have
listed
olher
Privately
owned
Cars
and
Trucks
for
immediate
sale,
at
owners'
requested
price.
Long
Motors
Ltd.
THIRD
AVENUE
AT
SEVENTH
STREET
Dibb
Printing
Co.
asy
to
make
with
i
seat,
f
ormerly
mere
were
tnrec.
1
see,
strangers
and
visitors
finding
A
monk
build
a
fence
'round
a
j
this
a
great
convenience
nd
ac-
j
coconut
tree,
commodation
when
enjoying
ths
j
And
let
the
coconuts
go
to
waste,
I
view
that
takes
in
both
townsite
Forbidding
all
other
monks
a
and
harbor.
i
taste.
j
The
tribal
legend,
protected
byj
whv-
lf
I
d
Put
a
Iencc
'round
'
glass
and
of
distinct
interest
'to
tne.
tree
new
fast
DRY
YeastJ
BKSNER
BLOCK
PHONE
231
tourist,
has
disanneareri
If
ouu"n
WOUia
lorce
you
to
steal
from
me!
iT
'location
was
back
of
the
totem'
monk
pole.
It
was
smashed.
Fragments
PHONE
BLACK
367
For
Efficient
Building
and
Remodelling
YOUR
mm
of
glass
can
still
be
noted,
lying
b
,
.,,'
arounrt
Go
out
at
night
and
get
on
a
stew,
The
handsome
totem
pole
has
Or
use
a
gun
or
club
or
knife
also
been
damaged.
Many
iiil-
To
take
another
monkey's
life
,
tials
have
bren
cut
In
the
pole,
Yes,
man
descendedthe
oncry
,
these
being
about
as
high
up
s
1
cuss,
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACTORS
an
average
figure
stands.
i
But,
brother,
he
didn't
descend
,
from
us."
GREER
and
BRIDDEN
I'.O.
Itox
7X1
1'iince
Rupert,
B.C.
i
Suppliers
Are
Fined
i
1
j
Fine
of
-MOO
plus
coats,
or
I
th.ee
months
in
tail,
was
the;
sentence
Impo
.-d
11
'ton
.Torn
j
I
Morriipn
ler
supplying
liquor
I
to
an
Indian.
i
I
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vanr.e
fined'
4lits
the
Spoil
These
Jays
are
afternoon
tea
days
ai
n
-vim
BUY
Right
.
BUY
BeaUy!
Beautiful
Beatty
"'i
fluing
yeast
s
lull-strenuih
?"in
till
,le
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!
No
mure
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more
S()W
supply
"n'iKoyalFM
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Wash
ers
FEATHER
BUNS
From
Wintertiina
summer
tima)
anytime,
a
cup
oi
tea
in
the
afternoon
is
80
comforting
-
cheering
so
easily
made.
Have
it
every
afternoon
at
home
or
in
any
restauiant.
3
th5.
gran.
slt
ami
yt
c.
irrin2
cninta,,i
ill
irr
Hlv.l....j
Nooltoluke-
measure
into
a
Roger
Powell,
a
native
whom!
Moni.on
supplied
,
with
liquor,'
$25
and
costs
or
in
default
one!
month
in
Jail
for
possessing
an
!
intoxicant.
I
Also
changed
with
supplying,!
Spencer
Morran
Vm
fined
$50'
and
costs,
or
in
default
one
;
month
in
fail.
1
"Time
served"
was.
the
penally
for
Lawrence
Aikens
charged'
with
vagraney.
j
Alice
Brown,
a
native,
was
fined
$10
and
costs,
or
in
default
10
days,
for
being
found
intoxicated.
.
1
j
One
charge
of
intoxication
in
a'
public
place
was
laid
against
a,
juvenile
under
the
Juvenile
Do-!
linquency
Act.
y'warm
wairr
tucar
stir
until
twice
2
c.
once-sifted
bread
flour
and
i
tsp.
ground
mace.
-Stir
into
yca.sl
imxlun;
Lc.it
until
saiuoLli.
W
ork
in
1
c.
once-sifted
bread
Hour
to
make
a
very
soft
dough,
tircasc
top
of
douti.
Cover
and
set
in
warm
place,
free
from
draught.
I.ct
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk,
i'uiuli
down
dotiKh
and
cut
out
rounded
sjioonuils
of
dough
with
a
tablcsixiou
and
drop
into
greased
mulVin
pans,
tilling
each
pan
about
half-full,
drcssc
tops.
Cover
and
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Hake
in
a
hot
oven,
4J5".
about
20
minutes.
Yield
20
medium-sized
buns.
sprinkle
wiih
1
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