Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
October
17,
1951
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Intelligent
Pony
Saves
Girl's
Life
GATESHEAD,
Durham,
England
Darkle,
a
little
black
pony
that
pulls
an
Ice
cream
wagon,
was
always
a
favorite
with
the
children.
They
fed
him
cakes
and
lumps
of
sugar
and
generally
spoiled
him.
One
day
Noreen
Robson,
7,
ran
irom
her
home
to
buy
ice
cream,
fell
ond
rolled
almost
directly
under
Darkie's
legs.
Darkles
driver
shouted,
a
woman
screamed
and
Norecn
lay
i
",en
In
terror.
The
only
cool
party
was
the
pony,
who
lowered
his
head
and
flicked
Noreen
out
oi
his
path
as
the
wagon
passed
over
the
post.
"It
was
so
close
the
wheel
grazed
my
daughter's
hip,"
said
Noreen's
father.
She
only
suffered
bruises.
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Stone
Carving
Eskimos
Gift
,
To
Elizabeth
OTTTAWA
(CP)
A
delicate
stone
carving
of
an
Eskimo
mother
and
child,
shaped
with
crude
tools
by
a
Cape
Dorset
Eskimo,
will
be
presented
to
Princess
Elizabeth
just
before
.she
leaves
Canada
for
home.
The
presentation
will
be
made
by
Resources
Minister
Winters
when
the
Princess
and
Prince
Philip
visit
Halifax
November
7
and
8.
It
will
be
given
to
her
on
behalf
of
Canada's
EsKim'J
people
who
populate
the
north-land
she
has
never
seen'.
The
carving
Ls
the
work
of
Munamte.
an
Eskimo
from
Nuvcjuak.
a
camp
in
the
Cape
Dorset
region
of
southwest
Baffin
Island.
It
was
the
finest
item
m
a
large
collection
of
Eskimo
craft
recently
brought,
from
the
north
by
representatives
of
the
.a"...
J.ian
Handicrafts
Gmla.
It
is
a
carving
of
an
Eskimo
mother
carrying
a
child
in
her
tarbou
parka.
The
mother
is
silting
tending
a
Kudlik
or
soap-stone
lamp.
Mur.amee.who
delighted
members
of
the
guild
expedition
with
his
work,
ha.s
only
the
crudest
of
tools.
He
shapes
a
blade
from
scrap
metal
and
gives
his
carving
its
final
smoothness
by
buf.'ing
it
with
harder
stone.
Ine
stone
from
which
the
carving
is
maae
it
extremely
delicate
and
liable
to
damage.
Princess
Elizabeth
will
be
warned
of
this
when
the
presentation
is
made.
For
actio,,
ue
Mew4
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Printing
Co.
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the
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that
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Prince
George
FOR
TAKE
OI
T
ORDERS
PHONE
2H
BROADWAY
CAFE
th.
Duke
of
Edinburgh
as
shown
on
the
platform.
The
city
hal!
was
decollated
with
a
huge
backdrop
of
bunting
with
a
Rcyal
crest
and
the
whole
area
was
spotlighted.
Huge
throngs
crowded
all
city
streets
along
the
Royal
couple's
routes
to
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
HUGE
TORONTO
WELCOME
An
estimated
70.000
crowded
every
inch
of
Toronto's
city
hall
area
to
give
a
roaring
welcome
to
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
when
they
arrived
just
after
dark.
Princess
Elizabeth
gave
a
short
addrcs-
of
welcome
while
Mayor
McCallum,
Mrs.
McCallum
and
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from
Federal
Newsphotos)
various
city
functions.
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NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBE
mid
Intermediate
Ports
Cocli
Thursday'
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGII't
LtiXu-y
at
Low
Cost
Fur
Reservations
Central
Interior
TRAVELS
anae
ct'i
at
fine
Uann'i
Z)a
j
"The
height
of
luxury
and
sophistication
for
this
year's
evening
wear
is
heavily
embroidered
!
tweed."
said
Schinparvlll
first
c;
the
Paris
designers
to
use
wool
!
for
evening
'wear
In
a
British
!
la.
hion
publication.
i
This
designer
was
one
of
the
i
22
members
of
Paris'
Haute
Couture
who
gave
a
London
showing
oi
wool
wear
for
mornings,
af-tei
noons
and
evenings.
In
a
!
hand-book
distributed
at
this
Studies
Radar
Mirage
Problem
a
t
OflVooL
Write
or
Call
CITY
OK
UtPO.T
OFFICE
r-RINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
are
high
wages
in
the
bush,
was
told
by
Mi.
Ruiter.
Mrs.
Ruiter
asked
me
to
sign
the
Guest
Book
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Start
Wrlier
Wakened
at
7:15
a.m.
by
twice-repeated
knock
on
door,
and:
"Are
you
getting
up.
Otto?
It's
time
to
scram."
Though
rather
early,
inspected
day.
and
found
i'
sunny
and
mild.
Ccnvictkm
that
topography
of
Houston
was
a
snare
and
delu
lashlon
show,
Schiaparellt
sug-
A
lone
"Pommie"
signature,
Aussie
slang
for
English,
among
the
pagis
of
Hollander
names,
among
them
the
Dutch
Consul
from
Montreal.
Before
leaving
If
you
have
missed
your
paper,
pi
ease
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
call
the
office
before
5
p.m.
ROITE
1
Alan
Laird.
Green
153
Walts
and
Nickerson's
to
rr.zze;!'?
Motor-
Fui'or.S
510-600;
6th
Ave.
West
600
and
700
Buck.
ROL'TE
I
Ralph
Olsen,
Blue
728
Herman
Street;
1430
nth
East
to
Seal
Cove
ROITE
3
Victor
Maskulak.
1st
Ave.
West
248-1077
;
2nd
-Ave
West
iil-m
is
ing
9th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Frtocll's
Motor
to
end
t
West.
LONDON
(CP)
Each
year
as
gestr-d
a
"perfect"
ail-wool
ward-temperatures
diop,
shop
windows
robe
a
"ical"
tweed
suit;
grey
beckon
with
enticing
examples
twec(1
travel
coat
lined
with
TORONTO
(CP)
The
National
Research
Council
,
is
scanning
Lake
Ontario
from
nearby
Scarborough
Bluffs
in
an
effort
to
make
lake
shipping
safer.
In
a
two-year
project
expected
to
cost
$100,000
the
council
is
seeking
the
answer
to
the
problem
of
radar
mirages.'
Radar
mirages
are
images
received
on
the
radar
screens
of
lake
ships
of
objects
which
sion
was
confirmed
by
following
the
neat
and
attractive
house,
stoiy:
Just
around
Labor
Day,
war
shown
presents
for
lottietn
a
party
of
friends,
knowing
the
anniversary..
Found
Mr.
Vriend
packing
ri
t
cellar
with
fine
specimens
contract
check
and
grey
flannel
travelling
suit;
grey
jersey
dress;
b
ack
foimal
suit;
red
town
coal;
biack
Jersey
cocktail
dress
with
adjustable
neckline
for
dinner
wear;
navy
broadcloth
evening
drees,
a
full-length
decollete
and
slim;
a
white
flannel
housecoat
casual'y
tailored
with
adjustable
neckline.
aren't
really
where
the
screen
district,
set
out,
early
in
the
evening,
to
see
salmon
in
Buck
Creek,
not
half
a
mile
from
Houston
Darkness
having
fallen,
a.
id
ieady
to
return,
they
got
completely
bushed,
within
sight
and
s'jund
of
village.
Torn
trou-rer,
lost
shoe
laces,
and
.nylons
ol
Danish
Ball
Head
cabbages,
some
weighing
fifteen
pounds.
One
hundred
artd
twenty
feet
long,
fourteen
feet
high,
and
foui
feet
into
ground,
this
shed
was
built
two
years
ago
on
a
cement
base,
slabs
cover
in-
shaving
packed
two
feet
Ihic'a.
"This
year
I
shall
have
sixty
thousand
pounds
if
cab
Oi
the
latest
ways
to
keep
warm.
From
the
dark,
heavy
and
often
I
rtif
ftabrics
of
a
century
ago,
i
wool
manutacturers
have
de-!
veloped
a
versatile
range
of
tex-
tiles
that
get
better
all
the
time.
L
With
woollen
materials
tanging
from
diaphanous
weaves
with
the
transparency
of
organdy,
to
the
knotty-surfaced,
loose-iy-woven
fabrics
of
grandmothers
day,
there
are
stylish
clothes
for
every
hour
and
occasion.
!
This
year's
winter
coats,
for
!
instance,
range
from
travel
coats
I
in
closely-knit
naps
and
reps
j
lined
with
wool
or
fur.
to
the
rmcoth
sleekness
of
serge
and
"
fbaia.'hea
town
coats
with
tiny
1
waists,
full
skirts
and
stylis.
ROITE
4
Alvin
Nystrdt.
Hlue
63
7th
Ave.
West
704-1427
;
9th
Ave
Fulton
Street
700
Biock;
TatlJw
West
102-6D9
I
St:
eel
303-8-3;
0
says
them
are.
Like
ordinary
mirages,
the
images
are
"reflections"
of
distant
scenes.
To
find
out
what
causes
the
m.
rages,
research
workers
have
Uieii
own
iWOj-pound
radar
sei
ia
Uoa
vwui,
.-,iiujs
up
and
ooau
a
cabieway
from
the
level
oi
Lake
Oi.trio
to
2'M
feet
abo'e
it.
.
A
movie
camera
takes
a
pic-'
tu:e
every
3J
seconds
on
the
radar
sjieen,
recording
what
with
back
warn
holding
shreds
togilhcr,
were
the
order
of
the
'
day
when
th?
almost
hysterical'
puity
emeiged
at
12:45
a.m.
Ave.
ROITE
5
Jimmy
Mel
fan.
Red
8J2
4th
Ave.
West
100-445:
5th
Ave
West
105-515:
West
308-539;
Dun.muir
Street
211-4.ii:
TW
515;
Emerson
Place;
Agnew
Place.
ROUTE
6
Eleanor
Walker,
Green
0:3
Having
had
to
return
to
hotel,
twit,
within
fe"w
minutes
to
fetch
forgotten
articles,
genial
gentle-
1
man
in
lobby
offered
to
"pack"
i
me
upstairs
next
time.
Still
find
8'h
Ave.
West
105-E37;
9th
Ave.
East
110-270;
MB
the
invisible
eye
sees
over
the
lake.
ANNUAL
CLEARANCE
USED
CARS
Last
week's
advertised
specials
have
btea
sold.
1949
FOKD
Custom
Cedan
1351
n.Y.MOl
TII
Sedan
I91
WH.LY3
Station
Wagon
1542
CHEVROLET
Sedan
1917
WILLYS
Station
Wagon
1912
PLYMOLTII
Sedan
'TRUCK
SPECIALS
150
FORD
3-ton
17G
W.
B.
IM)
FORD
3-ton
170
W.
B.
Wl
FORD
3-Uin
153
W.
B.
'
Offers
considered
on
L333
CHEV.
Svdan
Delivery.
All
reconditioned
ready
to
go
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
prince
Rupert,
B.C.
t.me
recordings
01
WtT?
?anR,e'
espe:
At
the
same
culi
wiirji
ucu
ui
Was
invited
to
partake
of
Thanksgiving
chicken.
When
gave
thanks
realized
that
one
bages.
Last
year
I
had
over
one
hundred
tons
of
potatoes,
and
it
C3uld
hold
two
hundred
tons.
It
is
free
from
frost,
even
at
forty
below,"
Mr.
Vriend
told
me.
Overheard
in
cafe,
party
of
men
talking
after
quitting
camp,
because
of
grizzly's
nine
Inches
wide
footmarks,
perilously
near
camp.
DR.
St
NSIIINE
Met
August
Kuitula
here
prospecting.
Commenting
on
front
name,
was
told,
"Dr.
Sunshine,
they
call
me."
"And
what
does
the
Doctor
order,
says
I?"
"Sun-
are
made
of
temperatures,
humidity
and
other
weather
data.
When
ail
the
facts
are
put
together,
the
re.earuners
hope
to
could
practise
this
gratefulness,
with
profit,
far
more
often.
Appreciate
pumpkin
pie.
As
vegetable
in
Australia,
served
with
unfailing
fiequency,
not
at
all
layered.
.:-
liu;'.
i.iio.
mative
and
pleasant
know
what
conditions
cause
ra-
dar
mirages
and
what
to
do
aoout
it.
'1
ne
theory
is
that
radar
waves,
being
in
the
very
short
10,000
megacycle
range,
act
somewhat
nue
light
waves.
If
tile
ladar
beam
gets
caught
between
two
layers
el
air
over
the
lane,
it
will
bounce
along
be-1
twtcii
tnemi
lor
as
far
as
100
'
niiito,
and
send
back
a
record
ih
shine
free
for
all,
fresh
fruit.
ccuars
trlmi.ied
in
mink
or
per-i.ar
lamb.
Orre
of
the
most
Interesting
new
uses
of
wool
is
in
long
evening
capes
blushing
the
ground
in
train
effect.
Mostly
in
longhaired
fabrics,
the
capes
are
simple
In
design
and
in
many
case'
a
e
lined
with
light-weight
wool:
that
give
cosy
warmth
to
bare
shoulders.
Worn
over
crinoline
dresses
they
recaa
the
days
of
horse-drawn
carriages
when
lur
coats
we.e
ffV.known.
Wool
is
also
chosen
for
the
crinoline
itself.
Materials
range
n'cm
f.imsy
jersey
weighing
one
ounce
a
square
yard
to
broadcloth
dinner
and
evening
gowns
with
voluminous
sk
its,
backless
te.pc
and
intricate
bead
embroid-e
.
In
cocktail
dresses,
wool
lame
jersey
gives
the
scintillating
glitter
of
a
brocade,
with
roni
"f
its
co'.dness.
Street
113-708.
ROUTE
7
Glendon
Smith,
Blue
931
All
of
Section
2
ROUTE
I
Jimmy
Johnson,
Grrrn
Ml
Waterfront
and
Pacific
Piaie;
iCSR-FJk
Floatsr.
ROUTE
9
Melvin
Bjornson,
Green
113
9th
Ave.
East.
Mt
Bride
to
Hays
C
;vc
Circle.
it-Street
111-815.
ROUTE
10
Bruce
Rnald,
Green
719
4th
Ave.
Eist
237-73'i;
5th
Ave,
Eat
301-713:
R
East
119-245,
301
-C2d;
Hays
Cove
i.'irrlc
82-567.
C
Street
511-516;
Green
Street
411-416;
Ebtrt
S"
Younj;
Slrect.
HOUTE
11
Michael
PoUcrs,
llla;k
034
PiKaott
Ave.;
1st
and
2nd
OvcriuoU;
Hctram
Plggott
Place.
ROUTE
12
Sammy
Alrxandir
11th
Ave.
East
333-1835;
Frrc!rri.'k
St.;
ShorbroM
ROUTE
11
Ronny
Ebv,
Grern2.8
1st
East
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
West
137-341:
IS
131-225;
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
Daily
Nc"w'
Motors.
ta'k
w.iii
'Seven
Days,
G'.ing
"
local
character
who
exercise
and
fresh
water."
likes
iife
interesting
and
has
own
Saw
more
excerpts
cf
"Te'e-
i'lca
about
labor.
Reminded
me
giaph
Creek,
Canada's
Most
1
t
similar
feeling
of
Australian
Isolated
Community,"
excellent
"aboiiginees,
who
periodically
go
color
film
taken
by
Jack
Andru-i
-Walkabout."
Would
ease
men-
skc,
who
ls
planning
to
take
a
ta!
i.nsion,
if
more
widely
prac-
similar
one
of
Houston.
Ked.
'
ret
Mrs.
Lyon,
making
mat
of
"K
Ruiter
Uz."
was
label
on
eld
stockings.
Made
mental
note
,f
out
dooi.
It
was
the
original
to
keep
next
ruined
pair
nylons
door
label
brought
from
Holland'
101
same
purpose.
eleven
years
ago,
"Hz"
meaning
son
of
Herman.
Was
invited
to
-The
Island
of
Mauritius
In
the
lunch
"Labor
for
the
farm
is
Indian
Ocean
has
almost
600
per-foo
expensive
to
hiie,
as
there
sons
to
the
square
mile.
ui
me
ooject
lot)
miles
away.
Noiiaaliy
the
ocam
uied
oy
ih.pj
expends
only
20
miles
or
vnen
.the
Nat.unal
Research
Cou.ici
i.js
ail
its
laets,
figures
and
findings
completed,
they
wiii
fill
a
manual
for
guidance
of
ship
radar
operators
and
remove
the
element
of
chance
irom
rauar
.safety.
Itui
advert
tout
not
p
whittled
i
dtpUyd
Wy
(We
lioitc
Control
u4
by
tk
G'MHI
B'
ColwwW
p
ft
AGED
FURNACES
HEAT
ROBBERS
The
owner
or
an
average
heatins
system
f;ve
or
more
yea-s
o!d
is
warned
by
Na-
ona!
V.'a1
r.i
Air
1
atin
As;:o-
ROUTE
15
Alleyn
Ritchie.
Black
8SK
5th
Ave.
West
(135-733.
741-743;
Bnn
en
Street
F
Home
Helps-
Praises
Quebec
Farm
Methods
i
Klscnoff
"
Pyrcx
Wore
0
Paper
Towtls
Absorcnc
O
Dread
Boxes
Tabb
CuMcry
i
't'en
hat,
t.i--
("uds
arc
7
to
tr
his
winter
liea'in;
bill
is
at
XI
rcrcer.1
mo
e
than
ls-cssary
TS
':
is
becaus?
7
out
of
10
'd
r
type
.'ysl.ms
of
heating
5
r.i
in
r.ccd
of
ienairing
and
eaninr;.
At
leaks
in
and
'"
h
f'i
r.3-
"ombustion
-hain'-er,
soot
in
lie
chimney
i
lurnac,
warned
burn-od
Fire
King
Ovenwars
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
LONDON
(CP)
French-Canad.n
contained
in
a
Times
from
P.
C.
Praise
for
farmers
was
letter
to
The
Loltu.s,
chair-
Street
Bisgar
Piace.
KOUTE
IB
Frank
Kilhorn,
Green
ft:7
4th
Ave.
East
124-231;
5
h
Ave.
Ea.st
V-A:
""
Eai-t
108-0b8;
Bovm
Strie'..
ROUTE
17
Charlie
Lindstrom,
(i
ren
fl
.17
Bh
.ve
t0-fiv:
7,n
.".vr
Wt
WJj
West
221-528;
Lotblnirre
St.
721-728.
Mi
Briar
704;
Tallow
St.
625-733.
ROUTE
18
Tayte
M;Neice,
Blu-Cil
6th
Ave.
Lasi
Biqck'800:
8th
A''''-
Allied
"6
East
1000-1114:
'
10th
East
S'W-'"J.
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
ROUTE
19-Jimmy
Johnssn,
Grrrn
Mil
6th
Ave.
East
070-1140;
Amorce
Ave
ROUTE
29
Ross
Murray,
Blue
275
8th
Ave.
East
1030-1944.
man
of
a
Sutiolk
rural
association.
Contributing
to
a
correspondence
on
farm
production,
Loltu
said
countries
could
learn
a
lot
about
how
to
handle
soil
erosion
oy
studying
the
French-Cana-aian
example.
USED
CAR
SALE
K
r
'
jK
.
X
'
1
I.
.
-
;
....
..
'
.
"In
the
province
of
Quebec,"
,,.213;'
:on.
1
1949
Studiboker
Sedan
1
,1941
Msrcury
Sedan
ROUTE
21
Jimmy
Moortlieatl,
Re
I
2nd
Are
Wer.t
1133-1314;
Pni'k
Ave.
Street;
Water
SLreel;
Beach
P..-t.
ROUTE
23
Larry
Parent,
Greei
4S7
8th
Wc
iua-735;
Summit
Ave;
TajK'
SirM.
corroding
smoke
pipe
ail
fate
'oss
of
heat
right
in
the
'in
r.ace
ilseif.
Thciefore
ucing
mo
c
fuvl
to
ke:p
the
proper
temperature.
Keating
expeiti
report
that
h-me
owners
a"e
"robbing
Pater
to
pay
Paul"
through
use
o.
impropT
filing
methods
and
negligence
in
furnace
maintenance.
The
majority
of
rost'y
re-piwrs
cou'd
have
been
avoided
if
owners
had
followed
a
regular
juos'.am
of
having
heat-inp
systems
inspected
each
ye:
,
fays
the
heating
association.
.
Mino-
repairs
can
add
n
-tr
service
to
healing
system
and
insure
health
and
safety
of
families.
'.941
'.931
ROUTE
21
Brian
Rolierts,
B
ack
4S0
2nd
Ave.
West
716-3rrt
Ave
.,
(5th
'
Ford
Sedan
.
AustinScda:i,
3009
miles,
new
condition.
Monarch
Sedan
Ford
Sedan
ami
West
Tally
Kews-Walt.i
wrote
Lottus,
"the
land
has
been
cultivated
lor
neaiiy
jun
yeai.
by
tiie
French-Canadian
peasant
proprietors,
and
it
ma.ntains
it'j
.u'...;ty
w.ui
a
nigh
output
ol
i.i
O.Iili
pai's
o.
Canada,
on
land
wmch
nai
ieu.
farmed
tor
only
about
50
years
there
;.re
already
alaiinin
syniptuinj
oi
eiosicn
sucn
-s
in
o.o.
av.ay
ol
ine
eO,l,
l.i.
.nit
stage
ui
Ine
c.eaiiOn
o.
maii-iiiaei;
ueseus.
"iii'j
Fren-h-panadian
work;
in
co
-operation
with
nature
ana
w.th
an
understanding
of
and
reverence
for
the
living
soil.
1
947
11
94S
ROUTE
23
Derry
Parkin,
Green
l!
fith
Ave.
East
1141-1476.
linl'TE
2fi
Fmnkle
Stewart,
B!u
Hij.
Ridley
H.'p;
7th
A"e.
East
981-1036;
1103
1
P
I
1947
Croslcy
Coach
THO
11947
Fcrgo
3-ton
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
Many
American
and
Canadian
Ave.
uo-iiut.
ji
THESE
ARE
THE
DA&Y
f
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
.
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
farmers
have
been
apt
to.
re
gard
agriculture
as
a
mechani
ONE
FOR
THE
ROAD
Peewee
the
Hummingbird,
whose
homing
"ieceiver"
instincts
were
jammed
recently
by
radio
beams
at
Montreal's
Cartlerville
airport,
causing
him
to
fly
in
circles
until
he
fell
exhausted,
stokes
up
before
heading
south
for
the
winter.
Rescuer
Robert
North
holds
the
spoon
which
is
filled
with
hoi.ty.
7
.
(CP
PHOTO
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
(245c)
Third
Ave.
W,
Phone
Green
217
cal
factory
operation
to
be
used
to
obtain
quick
and
pheao
re-
Isnits
reariiless
oi
the
lulu
re."
jijj
julfillllllla'
l!!l3Hi;!
:in:
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