7S,
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Prince
Rupert
Doiiy
News
Tuesday.
July
31,
1951
Among
other
pioiucU
iroin
i
m-aweed,
Britain
annually
pror
I
duces
$150,000
worth
of
alginate
and
agar
chemicals.
0
3
Funeral
of
Harry
Smith
Tar
Sands
Interesting
Alaska
Doctor
Notes
Big
Boom
BASIC
FRENCH
DRESSING
1
5
.'
Funeral
was
held
yesterday
for
Harry
Smith,
05,
who
died
In
Prince
Rupert
Ujiieral
IluspiUI
lu:.t
Thursday.
Hi-
was
an
old-tiuie
residint
of
Iflnce
Rupert,
I
WW
VACATION
CARS
-
-
With
.
,
CALGARY
-The
federal
min-l.ste.-
of
Mines,
Hon.
George
1-rudham,
has
said
that
tf
Oreat
Britain
makes
Investment
In
Alfcurta
oil
to
offset
losses
in
i.an.
It
will
be
the
northern
tar
-n..
that
will
attract
her.
BARRET
ASPHALT
V'
1950
For
J
Or
lite
Commissioner
of
Health
lur
Alaska,
Dr.
C.
E.
Albrecht,
anil
family
arrived
in
the
city
last
wrjk
returning
north,
having
motored
fii,i.i
tne
Atlantic
Coast,
whtre
the
doctor
was
Alaska's
t..leeate
to
a
convention
of
the
A'nciicun
Medical
Association
at
Atlanti:
City.
He
was
also
in
Washington,
DC
,
on
business.
D
.
A'hrecht,
jpeaklng
of
the
drive
firm
Seattle
north,
remarked
that
it
Is
clear
to
any
ie
SiH
i
FORDOR
4
1
cc.nhig
here
In
191
1.
f
daughtei,
Mrs.
V.
Carkuuen.j
and
Mr.
Caikoen
flew
h.re
from
.
Seattle
to
attend
th3
funeral,
other
relatives
are
four
neph-1
ewi
fiom
Terraj.
ho
were
pahbi
ariis.
They
were
James
Smith,
haiold
Smith,
Fred
Smith
aiii'
Stanley
Smith.
Mayor
G.
W.j
Uuudffhatii
and
David
Macphee
YOUNO
DOMINION
Ceylon,
with
a
population
ft
nearly
7,1)03000,
became
a
self-governing
British
dominion
j.i
February
4.
1K48.
Knr
ditalled
information,
phone
'As
One
1950
ForsJ
PREFECT'
Ltd.
Albert
&
McCaffery
.J""
-M.
r
S
-fe
one,
how
widely
th.
B.C.
Boom,
I
eiultuiK
from
cellulose
and
116
-
117
53
luminum
activities,
Is
affecting
F
-XML
A
Hyx
'.we.
other
pallbearers.
tor:..
J
C.
tinker
played
tne
o
gan.
Hymn",
werr
"Jesus,
Lover
of
My
Soul,"
and
"Ahide
With
m
."
Rev
Dr.
K.
A
Wriijht
of
First
Prehyterian
Chuch,
offi-
elated.
luneial
arranEements
were
in
icha.gr
nf
B.C.
Undertakers.
In
One
1949
PLYMOUTH
shape,
ready
to
go
Island
City
Builders
Supplies
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Leaves
Cow
Bay
Float
THURSDAY
2
p.m.,
4
p.m.,
7
p.m.
;
SUNDAY
Continuous
from
10:30
a.m.
Weather
permitting
Blue
820
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
terment
took
place
at
Fairview
.h?
province.
B
"ween
construction,
mining
in,l
h:M!er
operations,
B
C.
labor
has
nev.r
been
more
tn
demand.
He
mentioned
that,
during
the
curre
of
the
drive
through
the
o
ovince,
he
had
opportunity
to
look
Into
the
dairy
and
milk
con-litioiw
This
vas
of
particular
rterest
to
him.
The
funiily
sai..!U
from
Prince
Rupert
for
Juneau
aboard
the
I-rlr.cess
Louise.
In
the
whole
two
months'
ab'.ence
they
experienced
lvss
than
two
hours
of
am.
t
metery.
t'JHf)
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Fringe
Rup.-rt,
BC.
Discover
How
Good
This
is
Canadian
Salad
Week,
designed
to
:timulaU
an
Interest
in
fresh
fruit,
and
v.getablea
and
oth-r
ingredients
which
make
ior
cool
taste-umpting'
refreshment
on
warm
days.
Amongst
the
most
important
of
tt..;:e
"othr
ingredients"
Is
the
salad
itiesjlnfc.
A
salad
without
dieting
is
lil.j
a
lemon
pie
without
mi
rhiRue.
On?
of
the
simplest
and
tastiest
dresiings
is
made
v.lth
theM
Ingredients:
Vi
eun
vinegar
(cider,
malt,
r.r'
1
teatp
an
ait
Iced
Tea
Can
Be!
'00
Make
tea
double
strength
and
while
still
hot
pour
into
glasses
iilled
with
cracked
Combine
ail
ingredients
in
a
large
di'
tilled
white
i
(Prince
liopeit)
,
i.
R.
Kennf
Jy,
L.
R.
Faulknor
and
W.
I.
Hanson,
New
Yoik;
Mil..
M.
Hopkins,
C.
K.
Bennett,
a.
Hughes,
L.
H.
Ofivler,
R.
B.
Williams.
B.
Orantholme,
Bill
iai
or
Freni
h
dreuing
flask
Add
sugar
and
lemon
to
taste.
ro
.
.
.
1'3
cups
ialad
oil
Vs
teaspoon
paprika
2
teaspoons
sugar
Shake
ull
to
blend.
Makes
one
pint.
Sf
.
ill
I
II
1
I
I
i
Marijuana
Patch
Found
on
Farm
LANCASTER,
La
.--A
mai
iiu-ana
patch
cn
a
tentiiit
farm
has
been.
discovered
liere.
Police
say
tlie
crop
would
have
yielded
mo:
e
than
a
million
narcotic
cigareltvs
which
retail
In
the
dope
market
at
a
dollar
each.
LucK
and
R.
Campbell,
Vancouver;
h.
P.
Thompson,
Piince
G.orge;
O.
M.
McLaren,
Sand-,.pit
W.
D.
McLean,
DiKby
Island.
WMm
leg
TEAlHi
lij
Rotary
Receives
Fishermen
District
Governor
Find
"Thing"
SEE
I
S
FOR
.
Fisheimen
recently
found
the
body
of
a
creature
on
the
Sliuyak
Island
banks,
sixty
miles
north
air
passengers
Loca
Hoists,
All-Ste.'l
Dump
Dodles,
Winches
all
sizes.
Heavy
and
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
Wheels.
Power
Take-Offs.
All
Certified
Operators
far
high
pressure
and
general
welding
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO
25-
-1st
t..
Phone
Green
RH4
n
d
PERSONAL
ot
Kodiak,
for
which
they
have
no
name.
Photographs
have
L-en
taken,
to
see
If
Identification
can
be
made
at
the
Fish
and
Wild
Life
otlice
in
Seattle.
The
discovery
Is
headless,
with
h.md-like
front
feet.
Theiv
is
a
i
cvering
of
hair
or
fur,
of
btown-Uh-yellnv
color,"
a
tail
like
that
of
a
whale,
and
two
72-inch
flukes.
District
Governor
James
Light-
body
of
Vancouver
gave
an
en-lightening
address
to
Kotariuns
at
dinner
last
night.
It
was
well
attended
and
the
senior
Hotar-.
Ian
was
received
with
enthuai-:
asm.
President
Fred
Biaddeii
was
In
the
chair.
:
After
the
dinner,
a
special
i
conference
with
the
executive
and
committee
chairmen
was
held
with
Mr.
Llghtbody
tu
dis-,
cuss
the
year's
work
by
Rotar-'
tans'.
Mr.
Ughtbody
Is
on
tour
of
all
Rotary
Clubs
In
his
district
which
stretchei
from
the
filalv
of
Washington
to
all
of
Alaska.
Miss
Joan
Croxford
left
on
I'nini
Vancouver
iMondayi
tlallach.T,
Mrs.
W
Om-n,
R
Blai-kall,
Mr."..
McGregor,
Mrs.
jiriik
E.
Garden,
W.
l'eteison,
...
AitKriis.
Mis.
M.
Duke.
H.
K.
i,.lci.
J.
J
t-ay
i
ie.
E.
McKrown,
Clink,
I.
Wurlanka,
Miss
j
Kiiki,
V.
Corkonen,
Mrs.
Cork-c.
W.
Dixon,
Mrs.
Van
i-.ster.'.
Mr.
Slirlair.
Mrs.
Jean
Nixon
of
the
Dally
News
staff
left
by
plan
yesterday
for
a
two
weeks'
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
1
w
xm
b-,
'
,
Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
today
fur
a
two
weeks'
vacation
In
Vancouver
R
F.
Woolard
was
a
Vancouver
passenger
on
t
lie
Camosun
today,
leaving
for
holidays
In
Ihe
south.
Mrs.
J.
T.
Fowiie
left
on
today's
Salt
Lake
Feiry
running
every
Sunday
and
Thursday,
I'luin
fUmdspli
iMniuuiyi
Mrs.
!
weather
permitting.
Green
3l
K.
Y'liiiiK,
R.
Holmes,
ttf)
Ntumun
J.
11.
McMahim.
C.;or
Black
926
plane
with
her
young
son
for
John
Jackson
of
the
Daily
News
staif,
called
south
on
ac-roimt
of
the
sudden
Illness
of
t
Mis.
FottrJ
and
child,
Ur.
ir
A
Cliapiiiun,
II.
J.
James,
in
I'm
I.
ilardy
Uixlay)
H.
ili-roM.
NEXT
TIME
YOU
ENTERTAIN
...
SERVE
Coronation
CANADIAN
WHISKY
R.-Jiinelit
ECIPES
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver.
Dur-
!
Ing
her
absence.
Mr.
Fowlle
will
bi
visiting
In
the
Interior.
D.
P.
Miller
and
J.
W.
Dee,
customs
Inspectors
of
Vancou-
I
his
wife,
left
by
plane
on
day
for
a
bil.'f
trip
to
Vancouver.
i
Mrs.
E.
P.
Crouch,
who
recently
omit
t
int
I
vei,
relumed
snui.ii
on
me
'
Camosun
today
following
a
brief'
trip
heie
on
official
business.
I
i
i
i
amv.tl
in
the
euy
iroin
Biew-art,
has
Joined
the
office
staff
of
4.
Mard
W
A.
B:t7aar,
All-
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lilies
here.
IF.irt
lu)
n.st
6.
1
p.m.,
;it
Community..
She
Is
takuiJ
the
-place
of
Al
lp:Sulloway
who
Is
leaving
shortly
Coordinating
lea,
mr
Vancouver.
Women's
VITAMIN
HEALTH
SALAD
1
lime
Jelly
powder
1
level
teaspoon
salt
1
cup
boiling
water
1
cup
chopped
green
cabbage
chopped
canot
2
cup
chopped
celery
Y2
cup
salad
dre&sing
Cheese
balls
Sliced
tomatoes
Dissolve
lime
Jelly
and
salt
in
1
cup
boiling
water.
Chill
tilt
syrupy,
have
ihe
chopped
ve;-etables
ready
and
iold
lnlo
Purcx
In
youi
bathroom
Is
muk
of
your
ci
l.pt
211.
j
9
,
if
4
'
r
-
t
ft
i
Callw.i.i'
F.i.l
lia'.'.aar.
ocioorr
WANTED:
By
September,
living
accommodation
for
school
i
teachers;
a
two
or
three
bed-i
room
house,
unfurnished;
housekeeping
ruoms,
small
apartments
and
boarding
places.
Please
phone
Information
re
any
vacancie.1
to
School
Board
Office,
Red
442
U79ei
Mrs.
S.
E.
Parker
and
grand-
Von
nd
your
guests
will
enjuy
tlie
distinctive,
different
flavour
of
Coronation
.
.
.
a
line
Canadian
WhisLy
of
mellow
smoodiness
!
and
4.
and
ditcrttion.
Kr'jekHh
Iiazaar.
Oc
toner
o.
I..O.B
A
Fall
lla.aar,
O.-lo-
KIND
OF
SOrTMISS
4
Hi.
(
'H
2ti
iuiija
ll.izaar.
Novemlier
2.
a
dauBhtei
.
Miss
Mary
Parker,
who
l.i'i'lim
Auxiliary
Ha.aar,
No-
itu'svruuv
ielly.
Lastly,
fold
in
the
have
been
visiting
In
the
Larkey
and
Oarnet
Jackson
of
Terrace
are
in
the
city
to
spend
the
summer
holidays
with
Mrs.
Amln
w
Garten
at
308
Seventh
i
1
Avenue
West.
Thvy
have
Joined
the
McClymont
Park
swimming
j
club.
i
i
I
Mr.
and
Mrs
Earl
Oordon
and
family
returned
to
the
city
Sim-day
nlp.ht
after
a
holiday
trip
bv
car
as
far
as
Francois
Lake
where
thev
visited
with
Mr.
Gor-'
dor's
brother-in-law
and
sister,
'Mi.
and
Mrs.
W.
A
Antilla.
i
mlier
7,
IOU
E.
Fall
P.:i?.a'ar
November
for
the
past
month,
failed
Sun-
cup
of
sa'.ud
dres.siii!;.
Mold
individual
molds
or
.ih.illov
BAPC0
FLOOR
ENAMEL
f
-
.i
I
fijlf
y
1
1
in
ft.
GOODERHftM
t
WORTS
LTD.
Cstiillllitl
1132
Ciaiii'i
Oldest
Dlstllleiy
,
ini
n
ir
it
hv
in.
uiioiuiiam
on
i
Place
in
relii;',ei:itor
until
.i.i-
tl.uir.
tnm
nt.
iCli.'ll
.'it.
Peters
Full
Bazaar,
Bazaar,
No-
'tiuhi'i
2'.l
''x
Vllt
11
n
mill
m
.....
-
Sechell
.They
yeie
accompanied
by
Mis
Parker's
grandson,
Stanley
Parker,
who
will
visit
at
Se-chelt
for
thv
coming
month.
Supplied
in
Ten
attractive
colors
Dries
in
4
Lours
firm.
To
strve,
place
a
lettuce
i
cup
on
plate,
inmiold
or
cut
into
1-inch
squares
urransing
S
squares
on
lettuce.
Surrouad
wnh
cheese
balls.
Sprinkle
ii.ii-eruusly
with
pap.i'....
iijini.il;
with
shced
l.nruo.
fan
ne
MHVid
With
Cold
.Hi'.-
-Id:
8HJ
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd,
potato
.;.ilud.
I
Rev
John
I.lnney
sailed
nn
J
the
t'amiifiin
txlay
for
Vancoti-vei
where
he
will
fly
to
Bralorne
to
go
Into
Gospel
work.
Mrs.
Lin-
t
ney
Is
i.mainine
In
Prince
Ru-,
pet
until
her
erandchlldieii
Anne
and
George
I.asette,
have
finished
their
schooling.
,
I
XOB
i
Quem
lllwj
Cjwf
j
On
-Inlifjtie
dlt'tna
J
LONDON
(CP)
Queen
Mary,
I
visiting
Chelsea's
exhibition
of
;
china,
passed
quickly
around
one
stand.
"That's
all,
modern
stuff,"
she
.said.
The
Queen
Mother
spent
much
time
viewing
the
old
china
exhibits
and
during
the
visit
become
the
first
of
the
royal
family
to
borrow
from
Chelsea's
public
library.
She
chose
a
book
i
called
"The
Imperial
Russian
Dinner
Service."
ORMES
31
As
of
Auq.
1
Sotu1y'$
Cafe
will
be
under
new
intiiuigcmeitf
I
will
not
be
responsih
c
for
ity
bills
liiciirrr.l
by
this
cafe
tfUi
,UUt.t
1,
1951.
Addresr
bills
incurred
before
hk
date
to
Box
1813,
City.
SANDY
GIORDANO
(
1791
n
i
Ijis,
J
W.
Hix'lilitjier,
dean
of
women
at
Gonzaga
University,
Spokane,
and
Miss
Emily
F.rllng-er,
also
of
Spokane,
arrived
In
the
city
at
the
week-end
from
Washington's
Inland
Eiiiplu
city
and
sailed
yesterday
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
Ketchikan
enroute
to
Telegraph
Creek
where
th.y
will
.spend
a
holiday
at
I
I
a
iini.il
i
m
i
tie
Liuuoi
..
.-.-.-..-meur
is
nut
putiilsUcil
or
clspUyea
a
.witrul
H.eird
ur
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Oeoi'Ke
Ball's
Diamond
B
Dude
.Ranch.
PHONE
01
r
im
01
"Til
DC
See
the
Continues
at
506
3rd
Avenue
(Formerly
Brownwoods)
vewer
SMOOW,
GAINADAY
j
CONVERTIBLE
WASHER
i
$350.95
WASHES
DISHES
.
.
.
WASHES
CLOTHES
SEE
THIS
REMARKABLE
WASHER
AT
J
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co;
400
pairs"
WOMEN'S
SHOES
$1
95
Regardless
of
Cost
these
shoes
must
go
Alt
REMAINING
STOCK
OF
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
$
Besner
Block
Phone
210
frlnre
Rupert,
B.C.
SKwsrt.
B.C.