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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
August
11,
1951
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Midnight
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WATERFRONT
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WHIFFS
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
II
"MS
BRlf,
!.
"BANDIT
V-(llIRl
-
RETURN
OF
JESSE
JAMES"
Clearance
Sale!
Cillnetters
Taking
Holiday
AI
Coklough
on
His
Own
Royal
Fish
Fillctting
Several
hundred
masts
are
swaying
in
the
gentle
breeze
along
Prince
Rupert's
waterfront
today
as
gillnetters
take
a
respite
from
nearly
two
months
fishing
of
the
Naas
and
Skeena
river
areas.
These
areas
have
been
closed
to
sockeye
fishing
for
10
days,
beginning
6
p.m.
yesterday.
Most
of
the
fishermen
GUARANTEED
SAVINGS
ON
EVERY
SALE
ITEM
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Rupert
Peoples
Store
to
spend
the
week-
are
happv
end
in
town
before
they
leave
scts
of
advertising
cards.
Mast
on
Sunday
for
other
grounds
to
of
the
A.T.S
receive
them
with
continue
their
quest
for
salmon
anticipation,
for
few
things
are
and
a
livelihood.
"free"
for
an
A.T.
I
Close
on
the
heels
of
the
two
Formerly
associated
with
Wil-
boys
handing
out
free
passes
to
ford
Electric,
Al
Colclough
now
Prince
Rupert
stores,
are
taxi-operates
his
marine
sound
and
drivers.
If
the
person
reaching
radio
equipment
installation
and
the
bottom
of
the
gangplank
service
under
the
name
of
Sonic
happens
to
be
loaded
with
par-Marine.
Working
with
him
Is
eels,
baggage
and
evidently
looks
Bob
Macarthur.
An
of
ficial
'
like
a
tourist
returning
from
the
ON
THE
OUTSIDE
Pat
is
glad
he's
still
"on
the
outside,
looking
in"
the
window
of
the
first
horsemeat
store
in
Regina.
Pat,
who
won
the
grand
championship
in
the
delivery
horse
class
at
the
Regina
Fair,
has
a
good
chance
to
stay
on
trre
outside.
51
SUPER
PIONEER
A
Light
ONE-MAN
SAW
with
a
...
HEAVYWEIGHT'S
POWER!
Ils
endurance
and
dependability
are
"field-proven."
Whatever
the
job,
your
'51
SIPER
PIONEER
takes
It
in
its
stride.
Some
of
the
feature
are:
Dyna-Torque
single
cylinder
engine
Automatic
clutch
and
rewind
starter
Balanced
design
for
easy
cutting
and
carrying
Only
25
lbs.
without
cutting
attachments.
Lk'
CC
KEUAMAf
W'A
RUYSOAtt
RICHARD
SAU
'
'Santa
Fe"
Is
Exciting
Bad
Girl
Good
Girl
Loretta
Young
is
a
bad
girl
ofie
day
and
a
good
girl
the
next,
in
opening
of
the
new
premises
1
South
to
his
home
in
the
North,
remodelled
on
Third
Avenue
:
the
taxi
driver
will
politely
look
East
is
due
soon,
says
Al.
the
other
way
usually.
j
.
He
is
not
very
Interested
In
a
75nt
fare
when
ATj!
will
added:"
'
Something
new
be
be
driven
around
on
a
"n
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Ltd.
plant
on
Wharf
sight-seeing
tour
for
$8
oo
7.
Government
in
about
two
weeks
The
comDanv
will
enter!
"Sightseeing
trip,
mister?"
Starts
Monday
CAPITO
SELECTED
SIIOHTS
NEWS
Show
7-9:00
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plays
next
Monday,
Tuesday
and
tnrv
nf
thv
West
Is
re-rreatert
in
the
filletting
,
business
here
for
,
See
the
city,
lady?
"
An
Wednesday
at
the
C
a
p
i
t
ol
"Santa
Fe
"
technicolor
feature
tne
first
tlme
and
exPects
t0'
"How
long
does
it
take?
Theatre.
She
loves
a
man
when'
coming
Monday
Tuesday
and
emPloy
n
additional
staff
of
hour
and
a
quarter,
lady."
sh?
is
in
hor
pixie
mood
and
Wednesday
to
Totem
Theatre
about
10
women
workers.
Man-:
"What
do
you
see?"
Cutting
attachments
from
TODAY
7-9
o.m.
JtKKY
LEWIS
-
DKAN
MAKTlK
"AT
WAR
WITH
THE
ARMT
in
d-esn't
even
know
him
when
u
stars
Randolph
Scott
and
aer
A
u
lelcn"
says
l"e
"Well,
you
see
pretty
near
everything.
A
big
fish
plant,
a
lets
will
be
packed
and
frozen
here,
then
shipped
unkibellcd
shes
a
plain
hospital
nurse.
The
janis
Carter,
man
is
Joseph
Cotten.
I
0n
December
22.
1872,
pionter-
Both
Miss
Youne
and
Mr.
a.,r,
r-o
rcu
ont,n
trip
through
the
residential
sec-
2
Doys
Only
Mondoy
and
Tuesday
MEM
OF
IR0N...W0MEN
OF
FIRE
AND
A
RIB
lu
....:
t.
c
tjon
a
tr,
tQ
the
hl
hest
polnt
Cotten
get
themselves
into
a
tfon
crews
completed
laying
company
will
complete
the
work.
in
the
city
where
you
see
every-
thing
wonderful
view
the
Several
thousand
American
Ciwiri
TlnncA
Kaa
iittfitl
no
r.
iui
oi
nut
wi
nuiinp;
inc
tracks
across
Kansas
to
what
course
of
the
story.
She
has
him
tney
thought
was
the
border
of
arrested
and
he
a
lawyer,
em-
rv.ir.mHr.
nr.
or.t..oi
mni
take
the
trip,
lady?'
(tiiiiri(tuit!iiiiiii
W
W-VTOTHESIf
barrass-os
her
in
court
by
par-
tlon
depended
land
grants
from
"l?
At
,n,CRE
"J8
I.
There
are
perhaps
10
to
15
I
onnrr
1
Fill
in
and
mail
for
full
A
'3&2
Address
.
.
1
naiiy
p:ovmg
mat
sne
spent
one
the
united
States
government
mer.
least,
following
docking
of
the
cruise
ship
they
'
selected
taxis
waiting
for
the
larger
P
UNnniPH.M.III
I
nigni,
a:oeit
necorousiy,
in
ns
nis
are
which
would
permit
the
road
to
.
..
.
,
.
.
ships.
Most
of
them
soon
10r
tnelr
lrlP
nortn'
'hese
tour-
him
nim
r-nnttni,,,
mntinnp
tn
n
thp
thp
Pariftr
Pariftr
Cnnst.
Cnnst.
filled,
than
oeo
room.
Later
sne
marries
ists
have
passed
through
some
while
under
her
subconscious
They
thought
they
had
reached
spell,
only
to
steal
away
from
the
Colorado
line
with
48
hours
their
bridal
ued
the
next
morn-
to
spare.
part
of
this
ity.
What
are
the
average
American
tourists
like,
and
what
hap-
mg.
naung
mm,
to
nurry
nome
That
niGht.
to
the
horror
of
the
and
dress
for
her
mfrrriaee
to
o
Pe,ls
lo
lnem
wnen
lney
Bel
Dealer:
.
,Ie,...v.,
.
o.shnre
here
for
a
few
hours
unother
man.
Cotten
manages
lo
was
,iisoove1
that
thp
Kanta
during
boat
stops?
,
taking
no
less
four
passengers
and
it
costs
the
A.T.
about
$1.50
a
piece.
Of
course,
when
the
A.T.
goes
on
a
holiday
trip
like
this,
It
isn't
often
that
he
or
she
forgets
to
bring
a
camera,
and
several
thousand
dollars
worth
of
expensive
Leicas,
movie
cameras,
exposure
meters
and
akin
gadgets
accompany
the
average
shipload
of
A.T.S.
Soon,
however,
the
cruise
vessel
blows
a
long
whistle
and
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
,
Dist.:
Pl'RVES
E.
RITCHIE
&
SON
LTD.
'
658
Hornby
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
stop
the
wedding
just
as
she
Fvs
surveyor
had
erred
by
four
Let's
take
a
sample
cruise
la
ias
aim
lapses
inio
ner
?uo-
miles.
The
eovernment
surveyor
.
ij
:
Mi
conscious
again,
which
puts
her
insisted
that
the
tne
State
state
ot
of
Color-
color
p'
,
'
Z
,
K
.
back
lnl
into
the
lne
arms
arms
01
of
the
lne
man
man
ado
T
,
lay
?
four
miles
the
sengers
making
the.
round
trip
beyond
f,om
Vancouver
tn
sitioau
she
really
loves.
end
of
the
Santa
Fe
tr'
k,
To
:
,.VUV5L.
B"L
.
(
CHAIN
SAWS
.
ui'iA
Minrrn
tin
V
1
lnsura
completion
of
the
road,!erowd
tne
ralls
for
a,
loolt
al
and
to
avoid
tracks
bankruptcy,
another
spot
on
tne
west
coast
would
have
to
be
laid
over
those
they
haven't
seen
before
Most
ii
you
warn
io
sou
it,
advertise
f
the
return
is
made
in
a
body.
j
iuur
nines
wiuiin
w
nours.
oince
of
them
look
well-fed,
well-
many
having
made
their
way
to
ote
A
Fummis
flavrrs
Thflr-I
uie
crew
i.aa
Deen
averaging
clothed
and
well
over
40.
and
only
one
mile
a
day,
the
feat
was
men
seem
to
be
outnumbered
by
thought
Impossible
but
the
(pall-
women
two
to
one.
readers
set
to
work.
-
A
few
passengers
are
those
re-
Brset
by
Indians,
outlaws,
!
turning
to
their
homes
at
Prince
gamblers
and
drunks
.the
crew
(Rupert.
They
went
south
for
completed
the
Santa
Fe
to
Col-,
their
holiday,
and
now
they
eag-orado
by
Christmas
Eve,
within
j
erly
press
against
the
rail
near-one
minute
of
the
contract's
;
est
the
gangplank
gateway
hop-expiration.
lng.to
be
the
first
ashore.
Rela-
j
tives
or
friends
stand
on
the
-
-
;
docks,
waving.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
j
Flnally,
tne
bis
snlp
ls
ge.
WANTED
Sales
clerk
for
men's
'
curely
tied
and
the
gate
to
the
wear
store.
AddIv
in
wrltine
to
'
gangway
is
opened.
The
crowd
Box
170.
Daily
News,
statin!
surges
through
the
gates
and
a
aee
experience
and
salary
ex-
Continual
stream
if
nennle
people
Hp-oected.
ae-sarv.
Exnenence
not
neces-ru"
,
,
(
190
1
;
scends
the
gangplank
to
the
'docks.
the
city
centre
on
foot
carrying
odd-shaped
packages,
little
totems
dangling
from
their
caps
or
Jackets
and
only
slightly
more
hurried
than
their
initial
easy
saunter
up
the
streets.
They
are
on
their
way
to
visit
another
New
Port,
which
they
haven't
seen
before,
to
go
on
more
Sightseeing
Trips
and
to
buy
more
8ouvenirs.
And
when
summer
has
gone
"quaint"
Prince
Rupert
will
become
"Just"
Prince
Rupert
again
and
it
will
be
ea.sy
to
get
passage
in
or
out
on
any
of
the
regular
steamships
because,
until
next
summer,
the
average
A
T.
is
at
home.
Depending
from
where
the
tourists
come
and
they
come
from
every
corner
ol
the
big
USA
they
will
be
dressed
in
various
apparel.
Usually,
tourists
from
the
"deep
sawth,"
believing
it
to
be
terribly
cold
up
here
near
the
North
Pole,
will
be
heavily
dressed.
KEMANO
MISSION
Following
her
annual
overhaul,
the
seventy-foot
mission
vessel
Crosby
IV,
Capt
Ray
McColl,
has
resumed
routine
duties
along
the
north
coast,
this
year
the
Aluminum
Co
workers
becoming
part
of
the
already
immense
parish
But
it
s
in
the
variety
of
hriThi.h,.ort
nr,r,o(
.w
i
The
Crosby
IV
was
the
first
ship
'
her
type
to
cM
at
Kemano
terest
is
held.
Most
men,
for
village
lo
conduct
service.
Be
JUST
ARRIVED
x
MEN'S
Brogues
"
Vl
i
ami
M
Oxfords
ENGLAND
fashion
footwear
Hardware
Kitchcnwara
BAPCO
PAINT
PR0DIKI
Brushes
.
.
.
Polishes
.
.
.
Dust
Mops
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
W
,
Tn
now
in
stock
some
good
reason
it
is
presumed,
1947
Chevrolet
Sedan
1941
Dodge
Sedan
sides
ministry
and
navigation,
the
captain
issues
marriage
licences,
witnesses
land
transfer
documents,
runs
a
lending
library,
puts
on
movres,
dispenses
medicines
and
speeds
people
to
hospital.
wear
a
sort
of
tarn,
nearly
always
with
a
round
ball
tassle
on
top
of
it.
Some
are
more
conservative
and
wear
brightly-colored
caps.
And
the
Jackets!
Bright
colors,
here
too,
run
rampant,
and
there
ls
little
likelihood
that
these
people
can
be
mistaken
for
anyone
else
but
"American
tourists"
when
seen
placidly
strolling
the
"quaint"
streets
of
"quaint"
Prince
Rupert.
.
At
the
foot
of
the
gangway,
the
American
tourist
ls
first
welcomed
by
two
young
boys
very
busy
giving
away
several
1947
Hudson
Sedan
1947
Austin
8
h
p.
Sedan
1950
Austin
Countryman
KEEP
IT
RIGHT
4x
Lucky
Laser
Extra
Dry
Beer
is
'
winning
new
friends
every
day.
Mw
l
'
Always
in
favour
wherever
happy
VUKiAill.l:
VtATKHS
I'KOTKITION
ACT
K.H.C.
l!l!7.
Chapter
140
Aluminum
Company
of
CanadH,
Limited,
hereby
given
notice
that
It
haa.
under
Hectlon
7
of
the
nam
Act,
deposited
with
the
Mlnlater
of
Public
Works,
at
Ottawa,
and
with
the
Acting
Deputy
ReglHtrar
In
the
Registry
Ortlce
for
the
District
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
a
description
of
the
site
and"
the
plana
of
a
pier
proposed
to
be
constructed
on
the
foreshore
and
bed
of
the
easterly
aide
of
Kemano
Bay.
Ranise
4.
Coast
District,
Province
of
British
Columbia.
And
take
notice
that
after
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada.
Limited,
will,
under
Section
7
of
the
said
Act,
apply
to
the
Mlnlater
of
Public
Works
at
his
office
In
the
City
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
the
aald
lte
and
plans.
Dated
this
8th
dav
of
August.
10S1
ALUMINUM
COMPANY
OP
CANADA.
LIMITED
PAUL
.
WHITE.
Secretary.
(191c)
J
people
set
together.
j
(Mf
Inside
and
Out.
DRIVE
UP
AT
General
Electric
Electomatjc
STEAM
IRON
2
irons
in
1
Irons
dry
or
with
steam
JUoceo
campas
mesr
Distinguished
world
renowned
brew
m.
Superior
Auto
Service
LIMITED
Winner
1950
DIPIXME'
Ue
i
a-
(oring.
jor
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Coquitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
AUCE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam
August
3,
17
and
31
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam,
August
10
and
24
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
at
the
flick
of
a
button'
,
IRON
WITH
EASE.
...
PRESS
LIKE
A
TAILOR
WITH
A
G.E.
STEAM
IRON
Only
$27.50
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co,
.1
Brussels
oft
Au,,
10-11,
1950,
..warded
Lucly
U,er
the
Diploma
and
Star
of
Excellence,
acknowledging
ttm
traditiorully
,hnt
B,C
product,
Canada's
finest
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
I
LING
Jrewers
of
Burton
Type
Ale
Studebaker
and
Austin
Dealers
Third
Ave.
at
Park.
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