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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
October
27,
1951
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AUTREY
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RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
A
Complete
FINE
CHILDREN
IILKE
I
DEFENDS
CATHOLICS
'Editor.
In
(
T
B(j
j..
"SONS
OF
)
-
NEW
MEXICO"
(
i,??LN!
!
Il
(Prince
Rupert)
J.
Wilson,
city:
R,
Hamilton
and
G.
Miibuin.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
Z.
Wampler
and
son,
city:
W.
H.
Dodson,
New
York
City;
Mr.
and
Mrs
J.
Prescott,
Prince
George;
W.
H.
McConncll,
Terrace.
Editor.
,
Daily
News,
Daily
News:
I
hou,d
like
to
take
exception
!
I
stronR.y
of
Protestant's
Man's
...
u,a
iattr
in
votir
issue
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
In
the
lirsl
place,
,
October
25,
signed
"Now
a
Ru-
Dally
News
no
one
Ls
asKing
lor
pnvu'.B
perlitc."
.
,,j
'schools.
For
your
information,;
r
Starts
rAonday
She
stares
mat,
""
:lnni,
it
,,D
some
time.
Bad
Roads
Good
For
Tire
Sales
L
ren'are
"dirty,
rough
and
luufin,
;
Protesting
Protestant
says
no
U
What
accepted."
a!
mey
hey
ami
arent
.
Hoinan
Catholic
peuple
but;
Slut
V
I'"
"
"
.
,
t,.a
u.t
uirin
Prmre
tC
Homan
Catholic
Church
!
Wheat
Movement
to
Prince
Rupert
Under
WayHow
Much
Do,
Fishermen
Make?
EuWrt!
I'm
sure
if
she
wUI
Just
want
-s
private
private
schools
scliuols.
BURNS
LAKE
It
has
become
a
habit,
nay
almost
a
public
duty
to
revile
the
roads
of
the
inter-
'-Tt'D
nn
ill
.
Did
not
your
school
teach
you
,
....i,
,.,,4
cl,..
u
III
find
that
the
RIO
HOT
romonce
,Wot
rock
o
New
Orleon
rig
luu
;
...
that
chinch
means
congregation
nnee
nnee
KUpeil
Ulipeil
And
And
Gcorge
Gcorge
and
and
Joe
Joe
Slcslngcr
Slesingc.'
Bit-'
event
of
the
week
on
the
1
i
'",
J
"','
nea'thv
mul
well
of
people
or
sect
belonging
and
$29.95
!
$39.95
j
Either
price
includes:
B
1.
Choice
from
m
50
Suits
2.
Any
Adorn
$7
Hot
3.
Any
Tooke
S
$5
Shirt
!
4.
Any
Curric
B
$1.50
Tie
5
Size:
fiom
33
to
44
vvatertront-wheat
v
4
!,.,
at
.it
the
thu
giain
o-ruin
citvaioi
flpv;ltor
have
cashed
In
on
it.
A
year
agj
:
;
V
j
f,.
"-
vr.vhe
the
odd
believing
In
one
laitn
f
Aner
an,
armiriR
tjre
(
;
tnc
schools
are
only
asking
a
after
ten
Vears
since
the
last
had
arrived
and
SIX
seVeral
years'
standing
in
Burns
'
3e
0a,
,nai,v
but
they
are
"tile
help
which
they
are
en-
.
.
ii
j..
1
Lairs
In
a
Hiiitriino
sivtu
fo
,ilu"-'
.
.
'
'
-
titled
to
the
same
as
the
Prot-
e
base
Aon
o
s
since
the
last
had
departed!
until
wen
ioau
-,hir-
a
wwehoS,;
a
i
.TJ
'"5
?
extant
schools.
year;
Prince
Paipei't
should
-he
handling
shipload
3
the
back,
customers'
tires
arei'"r
ir
children
after
an
-I
m
el1
ovt;r
50
'''ars
o!d
sprintr.
At
inwt
ha
t
a
i'nti
ujr
"u:,wnirit,'s
pntertainment.,
this
is
"
-
?.".V4li
v"
J
There
will
be
full
cargoes.
of
cra'n.
j
getting
the
political
thumbscrews
on,
where
any
Catholic
a
gross
exaggeration,
I'm
sure.
do.-cn
Un
a?
freighters-probably
j
I
happen
to
nve
on
tigum
;
.
,,tt
ni,i,.(i
in
ii,,ntii
al
yard
engine
replied.
For
this
was
concern.
an
occasion.
During
his
stay,
it
wa
-
clear
that
the
thoughts
of
I
EWES.
England
t
Tiny
a
the
okl
man"
were
with
the
cat.
always
uses
the
bridge
to
haibor-
it's
beauty
and
spacious-
ccs
the
tracks.
That's
because
rtsi
it's
future
in
peace
as
well
Ttnv
stepped
on
a
livj
rail
when
as
in
delence.
And
it
didn't
c
kitten.
one
per
month
are
to
load,
destined
for
the
Orient,
the
lirst
to
b.-
here
next
month.
This
alone
will
give
a
welcome
stir
to
the
pjri
dtis
im
the
quiet
fishing
sca-s
n.
indirtcliy.
out
because
of
it,
P
hue
uuiitit
st-e
oihti
iienis
of
busii.-.vs.
Twenty-five
men
went
to
work
at
the
elevator
this
week
as
unloading
of
cars
Avenue
East,
but
the
children
in
this
neighborhood
are
not
allow-
'
D(J
not
CaUl,jhcs
pay
laxt.a
JS
ed
on
the
street
to
play
util
I
ProtestanU?
they
are
three
years
old
at
least.
Afer
aU
no
matler
wnat
re.
and
then
It
is
under
the
ver
,
to,
a.l
U.lun
one
belong
we
are
watchful
eyes
of
their
mothers,
j
w.orshippiiiK
the
same
God
In
Children
are
a
problem
all
owr
!
0Uf
Qwn
wnU,h
ls
our
own
the
city
to
the
car
drivers,
1
,
business
knew.
But
where
are
the
child-
a
scnoo!s
tallKht
more
re.
ren
to
play,
when
there
are
no
u
(un
jn
lnb
Uoubled
world
sidewalks,
oxcept
on
the
streets?
,
..
,
b
cn
missed
much
of
any
si-.vm
lie
I
HURRY
!
!
HURRY!
:
HURRY!
I
RUPERT
MEN'S
age
delinquency
our
cities
and
childish
or
teen
as
there
is
in
fiKOul
iit
tmtTii
ShowiT.?;
How
much
money
fishermen
!
make
in
the
course
of
a
season
is
uncertain
if
one
depends
on
them
i
to
tell.
It
is
simple
enough
to
thing.
ftinc
of
ocean
gales.
But
for
cold
He
spent
a
forenoon
aboard
a
that
g"ts
under
the
skin,
facing
sternwheel
river
steamer
cruis-
the
North
Atlantic,
and
the
ing
the
wide
estuary
of
the
waters
off
Labrador
and
New-Skeena.
A
holiday
for
school
ioundland
can
give
more
than
children
was
declared
by
no
less
?:ie
feels
like
accepting.
The
p
vi-itor
than
the
PM
himself,
eastern
coast,
from
Maine
to
Labrador
and
Newfoundland,
and
the
decV
As
he
slowly
paced
bare
headed,
hands
behind
his
certainly
the
Maritinres.
is
well
represented
m
the
fishing
popu-of
back,
his
gaze
rested
on
a
part
lallon
o
Skeena.
Its
milder
Canada
he
had
never
seen
be-
lore
distant
coast
lines,
sunlit
here.
I
imagine
that
most
people
don't
find
Rupert
is
such
a
poor
place
to
bring
up
children.
If
they
did.
there
wouldn't
be
so
many
here.
Recently
we
were
vi-ited
by
the
President
of
the
B.C.
Parent
BINO
CHObBY
-
JA.Nfc.
VMtt
:
&
BOYS'
STORE
:
:
towns.
What
Protesting
Protestant
knows
about
the
Catholics
could
be
printed
on
a
postage
stamp.
Wake
up,
Protesting
Protest-
TODAY
ONLY
7
9:05
p.m.
ead
the
daily
catches
of
halibut,
in
"HERE
COMES
THE
GROW
identify
the
boat
and
the
price.
.
T-.i
thi?
wav.
one
can
gain
a
rough
ide?
but
that's
all.
For
fishing
n-
J
if
K..
not
tn
a
sa.no
e
IllU
.M
nrflc.
fnrnsts
,H
loftv
Teacher
Federation,
who
had
ant.
Why
are
you
alrald
to
sign
been
touring
the
interior
of
B
C.
your
name,
for
some
time
Shi-
remarked
j
I
say
think
what
you
like
but
that
nowhere
in
B.C.
had
she
:
remember
these
words:
"There
4
CASSI.Ml
IX
PORT
Frank
Waterhou.se
freighter
now
peaKS.
healthier,
better
dressed
!
is
so
much
wrong
with
all
of
us
1G.airfi.fw2-iSa
Cassiar.
Capt,
William
Gleason,
seen
ROD
CAMERON
WAYNE
M3SRIS
-kh-wi
4
Age
had
overtaken
Sir
Wilfrid
but
he
still
had
an
accent,
though
slight.
"A
grand
countray!
A
grand
cointra,"
he
remarked
to
readily.
There
are
many
little
nit'ff
tied
up
with
the
trade
and
hav
nt
a
b"annc
on
finances
that
one
does
not
think
of.
"I
ckared
two
thousand
dollars
last
summer."
remarked
a
young
fellow
who
devoted
his
energies
to
the
salmon.
And
he
raid
it
quite
casually.
arrived
in
port
at
7:15
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
Is
proceeding
this
afternoon
to
Watson
Island
to
unload
cargo
for
Columbia
Cellulose
before
going
children
than
she
had
seer,
right
I
that
it
does
not
pay
any
of
us
to
here
in
our
own
city,
where
she!
talk
about
the
rest
of
us.
visited
all
the
schools.
That
cer-
GEORGE
H.
PAINE.
tainly
does
not
sound
as
though
j
we
neglect
our
children,
does
it?
;
If
you
want
to
"el.
it,
advo.-ti.se
8th
AVE.
EAST
MOTHER
I
It,
News
classified.
Starts
-
Monday
to
Wednesday
$
lr,
'j'
p
"'
on
t;i
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
Fo'k
lore
isn't
unknown
among,
skagway.
Southbound
from
Al-the
f.
shei
folk,
of
Nova
Scotia,
j
asltai
tnp
cassiar
will
again
call
Superstitions
are
by
no
means
,
a)
Aijcp
A-m
and
Stewart
to
load
ojfoiete.
The
rocky,
indented
concentrates
Coming
north,
the
;ea
coast
seems
to
breed
myths,
cassiar
called
at
the
Alcan
oorts
MICKEY
TERR!
A
J
$200
Weekly
W.OTVRKrroNT
Kl'SY
If
this
is
close
to
winter,
the
'arm
floes
not
look
or
feel
that
wav
Th"
waterfront
continues
active
in
this
tenth
month
of
the
year
for
several
good
reasons.
It
of
Kemano
Bay
and
Kitimat
Capt
Gleason
reported
heavy
weather
at
Kitimat
with
strong
winds
down
the
river
valley.
be
summed
up
because
n
on
in
the
mtei&$
AM2:kn
i
there
is
more
going
Whittling
or
spitting
on
a
tish-ing
ves;el
is
considered
taboo.
Ci
if
you
wear
mittens,
be
care-lul
the
color
is
not
grey.
If
a
rchooner
is
clocked
on
the
east
side
of
a
wharf,
it
ftieans
a
profitable
season.
A
black
cat
under
s.
basket
can
prevent
a
ship
from
putting
to
sea.
Should
a
loaf
of
b
.ad
be
turned
upside
down,
it
t
ir-Wiliii'i'WW
north.
Cons'der
KHimat
f.;
and
the
covering
For
selling
electric
clock
refrigerator
defrosters.
Our
electric
clock
instantly
converts
any
home
refrigerator
into
a
fully
automatic
s:lf-defosting
refrigerator
regardless
of
make,
size
or
age.
For
particulars
write
to:
Defroster,
P.O.
Box
1275.
Saint
John,
N
B.
With
light
list
of
passengers
but
heavy
freight
cargo,
Union
steamer
Chiclotin,
Capt.
James
Hunter,
arrived
in
port
at
1
p.m.
ieht.
Tire
Utf'iU-
iiUr
both
passenger
and
fre
3
KWHH
OEKASKT
H!llil'
business
created
through
the
j'sterday
from
Vancouver
and
opening
of
the
cellulose
plant
is
worth
while.
No
matter
hew
large
or
how
small,
anything
in
TOTE
i:-
not
altogether
Improbable
that
!
wavpolnts.
The
vessel
sailed
at
the
boat
will
not
be
upset.
r
r
m
or
Masset
Inlet
points
on
:
S
the.
Quern
Charlotte
Islands
Distilled,
Blended
and
c
Bottled
.in
Scotland-
SdW
ol.
bonle
1:ns
adcru.
nn'iit.
ls
not
putDiisi,t-.l
SHOW
STARTS
7
p
m.
Last
complete
show
at
8:20
p
m.
th"
way
of
trade
and
develop'
Eastern
fisnermen
were
not
i
whence
she
will
return
here
to-
!
KAMOl'S
PLiYtEs
nl
ment.
not
seen
at
Prince
Rupert
before,
has
its
value.
This
is
the
long
discovering
that,
once
the
,
morrow
evening
southbound.
or
displaycU
uy
thp
I.i.iuur
contr.
Govtrnmcnt
ot
Boiird
ur
by
the
British
C-jlumbla.
first
winter
since
Watson
Island
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
took
its
place
as
the
hub
of
a
stalled
running,
changing
to
the
major
industry,
and
Prince
Ru-
Aett
coast
would
have
its
advan-pert
and
its
unrivalled
harbor
tages.
It
is
true
enough
that
cannot
get.
away
from
feeling
the
'
Brilirh
Columoia
and
Alaska
helpful
consequence.
j
have
their
cool
hours
on
blue
:
v.ater.
One
can
feel
U.e
fiost
and
Waterfront
service
establish-
-
CPR
steamer
Princes.
Louise.
Capt.
Hicks,
is
due
in
port
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
Skag-wav
and
other
Alaska
points
and
will
sail
at
5:30
p.m.
for
Ocean
Falls
and
Vancouver.
t
i
taring
for
A
FEW
CENTS
A
DAY
KEEPS
INSECURITY
AWAY
Ladic
m
d
'jentlemen
LING
the
tailor
menus
such
as
machine
shops
and
boat
repairing
yards
experience
j
continued
activity
at
a
tin:e
of
j
I
he
season
where
in
years
gone
hv
they
u.v.
d
to
be
almost
closed
vr.
Now
they
are
trying
to
catch
'
n
on
the
backlog
of
work
which
Ins
been
produced
by
the
re-oi'iT
m-nts
of
the
new
industries
'
'
"
'
"'-
"
J-1.
1
nil
in
i'"
xth
St
221)
Si
rhc-i"
649
:
n'tded
tr
th
?
increasing
demands
of
the
fish'ng
industry
what
with
ru-.v
and
expanded
plants
and
i,
mnrtrrn
and
up-to-date
equipment
which
is
being
con
ittamuuui
ilriurllrni
Always
Leading
With
the
Best
in
Watches
MONAMEL
1
Jm
stantly
insiaiied.
"We
never
had
such
busy
times
as
these."
said
one
waterfront
service
operator
this
week.
"I
don't
know
when
we're
ever
going
to
catch
up."
WHEN
I.ACRIEIt
CAE
High
Gloss
.
Paint
Best
for-
ALL
I.aurier
.-'
one
and
only
appear-;
Prince
Rupert
was
on
a
4
funny
September
day
away
back
HOMEWARD
BOUND
AW
the
tciml
'Mores
hml
from
the
"
Our
ship
she
sails
un
hioh
at
IM-Huzza,
we're
homeward
bound
!
For
over
a
century
Lamb's'
NT-
been
the
call
of
those
who
to
cood
rum.
Smooth
and
mellow,
"
...
i
l
1910.
Surrounded
by
most
of
SiiA
thr
launches
and
small
craft
in
port,
and
that
meant
scores
and
i
Your
Woodwork
scores,
the
steamer
Prince
0"o-:-e.
th-n
new
and
spotless,
swept
up
the
harbor.
Her
whistle
echoed
along
the
shores
and
a
Representatives
P.lchard
Sepnton.
District
Agent.
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
R
L.
Mortimer.
Representative.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Will
Robinson
(E.
T.
Kcnney
Ltd.)
Representative,
Terrace,
B.C.
H.
C.
Webbr.r.
C.L.U.,
Branch
Manager,
475
Howe
St..
Vancouver,
B.C.
matured,
blended
and
doww
Britain
of
the
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