Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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Lamb
Killing
Organic
Matter
Needed
by
Soil
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SHIPS
AND
bear
Slam
BURNS
LAKE
A
bear
had
been
making
heavy
inroads
on
OTTAWA
Frequent
applica-
j
tiens
of
barnyard
manure
and
j
the
of
short
crop
rotations!
WATERFRONT
puld
Come
J
tutiiif
j,
Kill
60.000
in
Ottawa
WA-
Hon.
Brooke
Ulax-
the
sheep
farm
of
Lee
Cooper,
in
!
;:pite
of
careful
watchfulness
on
the
part
of
the
owner,
who
fin-1
ally
reported
his
losses
to
Game'
Warden
William
H.
Richmond.
The
bear
had
been
making
kills
of
a
lamb
every
night,
eating
i
.nly
the
choicest
parts.
He
would
;
usually
encounter
the
mother
of
!
he
lamb
in
search
of
her'
jitsnring
and
kill
her
forthwith.'
On
Thursday
night
Game
War-;
fen
Richmond,
accompanied
by
Roy
Lord,
well
known
guide
a.id
ji
ill
members
of
the
Tweedsmuir
Pa;k
Rod
and
Gun
Club,
camped
,itr.r
(if
national
ueienre,
,P
Royal
Canadian
Air
l
s!.riuUi
Saturday
that
winning
attack
on
Called
come
In
two
directions
j)isluA
On
board
SS
Louise,
arriving
In
Prince
Rupert
at
11
a.m.
today
enrou
te
to
Skagway
and
return,
were
40
tourist
"round-trippers"
among
a
total
'of
150
passengers
including
general
cargo.
D.si
mbarklng
at
Prince
Rupert
were
Mrs.
Alex
McRae,
Mrs.
Banneiman,
R.
Day,
K.
Smith,
Mrs.
M.
Botxford,
L.
Halton,
'
Mr.
Todd.
Mrs.
Klos
and
W.
Mc-Kuijiht.
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CAFE
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Outside
Orders
Phone
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believed
mat
attack
,wt
likely
be
by
the
rou'e.
Ocn.
F.
F.
Worthlngton,
.vilian
defence
co-orriina-(Janada.
(old
the
Associa-jt
a
well-laeed
atomic
linht
kill
tili.ftiM)
people
In
are
recommended
for
the
improvement
of
soils
in
the
Prince
George
area,
where
there
is
a
natural
deficiency
of
organic
mutter.
R.
O.
Savage,
of
the
Experimental,
StaU
in
at
Prince
George,
who
makes
the
recommendations,
ayV
the
deficiency
is
particularly
noticeable
in
ths
fine-textured
clay
soils.
.
Berau&e
of
their
fine
texture
and
their
lack
of
organic
matter
these
soils
are
slow
to
warm
up
in
the
Spring,
are
difficult
to
manage
when
wet
and
have
a
very
dense
subsoil.
Addition
of
organic
matter
Will
help
correct
these
structural
conditions,
and,
in
time,
modify
the
sub-soil,
Mr.
Savage
says.
Barnyard
manure
not
only
adtU
organic
matter,
it
also
increases
the
bacterial
activity
in
the
soil
and
acts
as
an
excellent
fertilizer.
Rotations
should
include
grass
and
legume
mixtures
and
not
more
than
two
consecutive
cereal
crops.
Fertilizing
these
crops
adds
more
organic
matter
through,
root
growth.
Keeping
the
rotations
short-term
'means
lu
re
organic
matter
is
plowed
in.
!
Mackerel,
a
fish
seldom
or
ever
jsen
on
this
part
of
the
coast,
will
bi
marketed
thi
summer.
I
It
cojiws,
In
considerable
quan-j
tity,
from
the
Island
el
Atka,
in
j
tlie
middle
Aleutians,
Spawning
!
will
be
iu
June
and
July.
The
fish
lend
themselves
to
salting
ami
i
a
considered
excellent
fating.
warn,
tu
null
it,
advertlw
l
the
sneep
range
between
Franco's
and
Tchesinkut
Lakes.
During
the
early
hours
of
the
nicming
the
bear
sneaked
in
and
mat-:
hif
kill.
Tracking
was
easy
until
they
entered
a
junkie
of
heavy
windfall.
Each
circled
the
down
timber
and
finally
the
game
warden
spotted
the
-bear
dragging
a
lamb.
He
signalled
to
Bud
Lord
and
they
.
closed
in,
opening
lire
as
they
cornered
the
bear,
an
average
black
bear
neighing
over
350
pounds,
fat
as
a
seal.
TRUCK
PARTS
NEED
DUAL
DRIVES?
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and
Transfer
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Motors
all
kinds.
Transmln-aijuj
Winches,
Hoists,
Sprluna.
Axles,
etc.,
etc.
Buy
With
Confidence
Save
Time
und
Money
Order
by
Mull
or
Telephone
LA.
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Terms
11
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Till
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V)
ay
UMBNG
and
HE
ATM
NEW
FASHIONS
AND
FACES
Up-to-minute
styles
and
fair
faces
will
brighten
the
Canadian
Army
Reserve
Force
soon
when
the
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corps
come
into
being.
Smart
new
uniforms
of
botany
serge
for
winter
and
trop
ca!
worsted
for
summer,
form-fitting
and
t'.vsigned
to
give
"a
slim
effect,"
have
now
been
approved
by
Army
Headquarters.
Similar
in
many
ways
to
the
CWAC
uniform
of
the
Secoid
World
War,
the
new
ensemble
features
false
pockets
on
ths
jack'.t,
longsr
skirts,
beige
nyl
:n.
stockings
and
improved
thoulder
purse
of
.genuine
leather.
Ths
raincoat
is
made
of
gabardine
with
a
full
belt
and
detachable
hood.
A
new
item
in
the
CWAC
wardrobe
will
be
a
bat!.!
drers
style
jacket
that
may
be
worn
with
slack?
cr
skirts.
Model
shown
in
these
pictures
is
Miss
Mary
MacAulay,
a
secretary
in
the
Directorate
of
Inter-service
Development,
Ottawa.
'
(National
Defence
Photos)
ACHING
BACK?
Why
suffer
with
backache
or
painful
Jointt?
Many
find
quick
relief
by
taking
L)r,
Chase
Kidney-Liver
Fills.
This
proven
remedy
treats
two
conditions
at
once;
contains
special
remedial
ingredients
for
both
kidney
and
liver
disorders
which
often
cause
backache.
Dr.
Chase-
name
you
can
1
BEAVER
INCREASE
NORTH
BAY,
Ont.
(CP)-About
2,700
beaver
were
officially
;
"sealed"
after
being
trapped
1.1
the
North
Bay
district
in
the
season
ju.st
ended.
The
total
Is
about
800
higher
than
last
year,
due
to
an
Increase
in
the
dls-
.
trie
Us
beaver
population.
i
TIMBKIl
SALE
S31
18
Sealed
tenders
will
be
nrelved
by
the
MlniHi-er
of
Forests
at
Va:Uri.
B
C,
nut
Inter
than
11
a
in.
on
the
20th
day
of
June.
n5l.
lor
the
purchase
til
Licence
53118,
to
cut
3.2H5.-(XKI
f.b
ni
or
Hemlock,
Spruce,
B:.l-uim.
und
Cediir
on
an
area
covermt:
part
of
STL.
7UH7.
situated
on
.-ortlanu
t;iuial,
14
miles
south
ul
teu;ut.
Ituniie
b
Co;ul
Land
Dli-trlct.
i.
Five
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
!
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
B
C,
or
District
Forester
Prince
Kupert.
B
C.
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11.
18)
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Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
Krpaim
and
Alterations
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!
BvcuJifJ
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A
lll'CSl
From
Vancouver
(Salurdayl
K.
Rogers.
C.
Upton,
F.
Jeflery,
J.
DennLson,
L.
Mistel,
T.
Muck-tie,
Fran!;
Calder,
B.
Schrader,
N.
SiHerman,
H.
Follwy,
L.
Olsen,
Rev.
Dr.
Ball,
W.
Lee,
E.
R.
Allen.
From
Sandspit
(Saturday!
W
.
Cooper,
L.
Grimble,
C.
Cameron.
J.
B.
Smith.
To
Vancouver
(Saturday)
,
A.
lillil
TO.
Box
274
Bus
Driver
Sees
Moose
A
bull
moose
was
sighted
on
the
Skeena
Highway
between
Ter-lacc
and
Haatelton
by
David
Jor.js,
driving
the
Canadian
Na-tiona'
Railways
bus,
early
Saturday.
He
was
making
the
regular
schedule
run
from
Smithers
to
Prince
Rupert.
It
was
not
long
after
the
break
of
day
and
the
mcose
did
not
appear
mu:h
alarmed.
After
a
few
glances
at
the
aproaching
bus,
it
moved
toward
the
edge
of
the
woods
and
ouielly
disappeared.
Where
Und
Sang
Now
Ballet
Spot
'M
'
f
i
FLORAL
'
-fSCENERY
OLD
MASTERS
ALSO
PHOTO
FRAMES
,ctniuuK
-s,
w
.
j.
rt.
dunes,
u.
Insist
ot
UCHANAN'S
Little.
F.
Dietrich,
A.
Lcgxart.
A.
8mart,
H.
Thorvaldson,
A.
Bor-man.
f-.
P?nd.spit
(Saturday)
L.
BLACK&VJHITI3'
Hurlburt.
To
Vancouver
(today)
S.
Packard,
H.
Johnson,
F.
Howard,
H.
Sproule,
F.
R.
Wilson.
Mrs.
Duks;
Mrs.
Woodruff,
W.
Ebbutt,
A
Ebbutt.
Mrs.
C.
Christcffersen.
I
To
Sandspit
(today
i-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Sieve
lis.
WHISKY
i
;
ti'.
.1:
a
SCOTCH
!
UxkAw:
is
I
"rTr(VAfitli
rtiit
i
mrir
j
i
hutinfa
i
TORONTO
r
Jenny
Lind
enct
sang
in
the
musty
old
hall
,
ht
.
j
that
is
to
become
a
head
The
Secret
is
in
the
Blending
-A
-
-
ittvertisemrnt
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
4
IttVl'l
iiiilrul
iiKrul
Hoard
or
hy
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
&
jYi
J
kr'
ft
iin.iu.r--
T
quarters
for
Canada's
dance
devotees.
The
old
St.
Lawrence
hall
a
century-old
auditorium
not
far
Irom
the
waterfront
has
been
taken
over
by
Celia
Franca
for
her
dance
studio.
Beneath
the
ornate
ceiling,
gingerbreaded
to
19th
century
litt:
MisQ
Fraiinu
will
teach
j
FRASER
HOUSE
o
shall
not
be
responsible
for
articles
left
in
rage
or
deposit
after
30
davs
from
this
date,
oy
14.
1951
.
MR.
AND
MRS.
HICKS
!
advanced
ballet.
She
same
here
FOUR
DIE
IN
FIRE
Three
firemen
and
a
volunteer
were
killed
in
this
fire
at
Peterborough,
Ont.,
when
ceiling
and
floors
collapsed.
The
building
in
the
centre
of
the
city's
business
district
was
a
total
loss.
Damage
was
estimated
at
$300,000.
(CP
PHOTO)
In
February
on
the
recommendation
ol
Ninette
de
Alois,
her
former
employer
and
instructor
at
Sadlers
Wells
in
London.
She
also
came
at
the
request
of
some
of
Canada's
best-known
dance
teachers
who
thought
it
high
time
to
set
up
a
national
ballet.
"And
I'm
going
to
do
It."
said
Miss
Franca,
"if
it
takes
me
live
years,
10
years
or
20
.
.
."
She
doesn't
seem
to
mind
the
fact
that
her
studio
is
smack
in
the
middle
of
a
vegetable
07
i
Consulting
Engineer
Passes
There
died
recently
at
Riverside,
California,
W.
R.
Bjnny-castle,
a
widely
known
hydro
engineer.
Mr.
Bonnycastle
will
be
remembered
in
Prince
Rupcl.
He
had
been
engaged
by
the
city
to
study
the
city
water
system.
COULD
YOU
HELP?
CYFiO
CLUB
has
undertaken
to
collect,
pack
and
ship
s
riulliing
for
the
Central
City
Mission,
Vancouver.
oruaniziition
outfits
between
000
and
700
destitute
men
lie
summer
and
more
In
the
winter.
All
persons
having
l!es
of
men's
used
clothing
which
they
wish
to
donate
i
deliver
them
to
the
CIVIC
CENTRE,
or
call
231,
or
641,
Hi'
t'lol
hlng
will
be
picked
up.
MEN'S
CLOTHING
ONLY
Shoes
to
Hats,
From
the
Skin
Out
?
?
CAN
YOU
HELP
?
?
STEAMER
Prince
Rupert
EAILS
FOR
Vancouver
a.
id
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
-
"It's
just
the
sort
of
place
I;
wanted,"
she
said.
"It
couldn't
j
be
better.
The
city
has
rented
it
!
to
me
for
a
very
nominal
sum
.
and
has
promised
to
brighten
it
i
up
with
some
paint."
j
COLORFUL
HISTORY
Meanwhile
the
hall
in
which
Central
Interior
Enjoys
Summer
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIOMG1IT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
Summer
appears
well
advanced
11
THE
ONLY
FUR
COLD
STORAGE
VAULT
IN
NORTHERN
B.C.
mm
.SB
Jenny
Lind
once
sang,
where
a
Toronto
audience
once
heard
aj
lecture
on
slavery,
is
filled
with
'chairs
piled
on
tables
and
mat-'
I
tresses.
During
the
winter
it
!
served
as
a
hostel
for
homeless
j
men.
Soon
however
some
60
baller
in
the
region
around
Hazelton,
says
David
Jones
who
has
charge
of
the
CNR
bus
making
regular
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
riilNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
tripr
between
here
and
Smithers.
j
Wild
cherries
are
blossoming
and
the
breeze
is
pleasant.
Returning
here,
numerous
salmon
were
!
e
noted
jumping
at
many
points
along
the
Skeena.
WITH
I)
MfiO
,
l
j
ISV
W
1
1W
iW
-W-WifrV
fwjel
1
inas
will
be
climbing
its
rickety
staircases
to
spend
summer
mornings
and
afternoons
learning
their
routine.
They
will
be
members
of
Miss
Franca's
summer
school
which
she
will
conduct
this
coming
season,
assisted
by
Betty
Oli-phant,
fellow
and
examiner
of
the
Tmnerlal
Socletv
for
Teach
,CX
from...
ers
of
Dancing
in
London,
and
by
Wendy
Canetta
of
the
Royal
Academy
of
Dancing.
Students
from
across
Canada
are
expected
to
attend.
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OCEANS
The
Republic
of
Columbia
has
a
coastline
of
913
miles
on
the
Pacific
coast
and
1,004
miles
on
the
Caribbean.
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