More
Comfortable
n
-r
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
March
8,
1951
i
Than
California
HE
oca
ETTERBOX
and
PERSONAL
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Jermyn
have
returned
from
a
holiday
trip
to
California.
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
pilot,
Mr.
Jermyn
says
that
he
is
glad
to
be
back
in
Prince
Rupert
where
the
temperature
is
comfortable.
"It
was
too
hot
down
there-
A
flooded
oil
heator
al,
Till
block
Second
Avu.
West,
brow.ii!
the
city
fire
brigade
out
at
three
o'clock
Wednesday
morning.
At
8
o'clock
Tuesday
nbjrht
the
department
answered
a
chimney
fire
call
from
Suite
3
in
the
apartments
behind
th
.
Pion.eer
Laundry.
Damage
was
negligible.
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
Editor,
Daily
News
:
Valhalla
meeting
tonight.
j
Rent
a
sander
OR
have
your
(It)
floor
sanded
by
experts.
Phone
I
hope
you
will
allow
me
a
littti
909
for
Greer
&
Bridden
Ltd
Prince
Rupert
M.
G.
Roberts,
W.
R.
Hancock,
B.
Allen,
C.
Weatherill,
H.
Sykes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Renwick,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MacNaughton
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Wescott,
Vancouver;
K.
McDonald,
Prince
George;
H.
L.
Hanson,
Nanaimo;
H.
Pack,
(65c)
Rev.
M.
W.
Murphy,
provincial
secretary
for
the
Inter-Varsity
space
In
the
Daily
News.
I
really
a
stuffy
70
degrees
with
sun-think
I
represent
tl
people
of
.shine,"
says
Jermyn,
referring
to
this
province
in
these
lew
ob-
Palm
Springs
where
they
swam
servations.
In
swimming
pools
that
were
.
No
doubt
we
should
be
either
.
'
like
bathtubs."
Ocean
Falls;
Mrs.
A.
Winter-burn,
Lachine,
Que.;
N.
Brooks,
Burnaby.
MOW!
Christian
Fellowship,
returned
to
Rev.
A.
J.
Lawton,
pastor
of
the
United
Church
at
Port
Simp-on,
and
Mrs.
Lawton
and
child
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Tom
Pa"
kin,
organizer
of
th
United
Fishermen's
and
Allied
Workers'
Union,
and
Mrs.
Park
n
are
sailing
by
the
Prinze
Rupert
tonight
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Vancouver
yesterday
afternoon
,
calloused
or
infuriated
over
soma
I
"Give
me
the
ocean
up
here
of
the
news
we
are
gettins?.
VV
any
time,"
says
the
pilot.
liHTIlI
!''
rs
nf
our
normal
s(
icks
are
as
fulluws:
on
the
Princess
Norah
aftsr
organizational
visits
with
city
church
g
ours.
Just
learned
that
the
cost
of
liv-
!
"And
they
are
crying
for
men
in
index
stU3d
at
115
in
Janu-
in
the
airplane
factories,"
said
ary
this
year.
If
we
can
r-lv
-m
Jermyn,
speaking
of
the
very
these
figures
they
are
inrJ-;l
evident
war
scare
in
America.
Members
wishing
to
attend
Tea
and
homecooking
at
Canadian
Ugion
W.
A.
Banquet
Hard
Hard
Hard
Hard
Lump
$20.75
per
ton
Egg
$20.25
per
ton
Nut
...
$18
25
per
ton
Stoker
.
$15.75
per
ton
?Leod
River
Leod
R'vcr
cod
River
Jieod
River
substantial
enough
but,
hjokin.r
i
at
our
gi-esery
bills,
we
h
i"."
to
I
admit
that
practically
every
item
'
Lutheran
Church,
Saturday,
March
10,
2-5.
Everybody
wel
J.
S.
Wilson
was
Education
come.
58m
.
week
speaker
today
at
the
et-fc-
J
LIQUOR
PLEBISCITE
VICTORIA
The
Victoria
Times
says
the
present
session
of
the
Legislature
may
decide
to
have
a
plebiscite
on
the
liiiior
question.
has
gone
up
wl
nvp
i"
j
pr-
'
cent
since
1940.
We
lv"ni
to
dis-1
'
trust
th-.'se
figures,
in
r
:
-t
I
her-;
are
certain
brands
o"
me;
t
that
J,wo
Lump
$19.25
per
ton
imofe
Briouertcs
$25.00
per
ton
S
O
N.
whist
and
dance
Fri-'
'y
luncneon
f
Prince
Rupert
day,
March
9.
Whist,
8
o'clock.
K,tarjClub'
His
remarks
were
Music
by
Mike
Colossi.
Refresh-!
stened.
t0
"ln
interest
by
a
ments.
Everybody
weloome
!
eood
aUeniance
of
members
its
Nut
(Booker
Heater)
$1
4.75
per
ton
58;:)
EDUCATION
WEEK
-
PUBLIC
MEETING
-
CIVIC
CENTRE
THURSDAY
-
8
P.M.
PROGRAMME
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Orchestra
1
The
First
Assembly
March
2
-
Morning
Flowers.
Waltz
'
Annunciation
School
Play
by
the
pupils
of
Grades
3,
4,
5.
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Orchestra
1
Imperator
March
2
Spring
Days
Spnaker:
"Education
Everybody"s
Business,"
by
R.
H.
Davidson
H
it
I
lie
balance
of
our
Winter
Emergency
.,l.
i..s
at
the
following
attractive
ji-ircs:
have
cair.
u:
a
1030
pero-itf.
I
da
not
believe
that
our
k;cl
her
even
though
tiiey
have
never
?rccm
are
yctt'iig
all
this
but
''audit
on
no?
ara
they
retiring
I
am
sure
that
ome
wliob'sal;
any
later.
Theiefore,
I
firmly
companies
ar
having
harvest
conlend
that
t
he
whole
thing
lime
out
of
it.
has
been
foolish
from
the
fits';
but
:!,:
about
the
Hospital
and
the
id.-a
has
nt.i
one
lee;
to
Insu-ane?
Wc
are
just
'now
stand
on.
Irving
t.i
di"u,!t
(be
latest
news
If
sUirekeepei's
and
business
Attention.
Meeting
to
be
held
Friday.
March
9,
al
8
p.m.
in
Civic
Centre.
Prince
Kupert
Local
Fishermen's
Co-op
Associa-
Imonlon
Deep
Seam
Lump'
$19.00
per
ton
lion.
(57p)
David
Radford
arrived
in
tin-city
at
the
iirst
of
the
week
',o
Join
tli.
sales
staff
of
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
British
Columbia
h
Mis.
Radfc.d
and
family
will
be
arriving
later.
Frank
Wii.on,
former
co-owner
of
Bradley-Wilson
Ltd.
of
Vancouver,.
has
joined
the
staff
berta
"Diplomat"
Egg
$16.50
per
ton
Miss
Peggy
Pullc-n
and
her
that
the
prmi'iims
;ve
behr?
men
wail
to
close
early
one
or
u.enu
M.ss
ll.ur
ey
Duck,
who
sU.rpf,
f-t,m
S33
wr
VPar
two
days
a
week
to
iiav
a
longer
here,
are
sailing
by
th
Prin;
3
rta
"Diplomat"
Nut
$1
5.00
per
ton
r
Briouertcs
$21
.75
per
ton
I'llKI
S
Kilt
LESS
THAN
ONE
TON
LOTS
vwi
i.
ri:
si
I'l'i
ii
i)
(in
hi
oi
i
st
J4-.
Yes,
ami
we
will
have
tv
evening
l
tor
one
will
oiler
no
pay
just,
as
1'.U'U"U
tli-.-ra
revr
objections
as
that
is
v.-hat
th;-y
was
any
such
iiiKu
ance.
Isn't
are
doing
anyway.
tht
lovelv?
Now
if
in
Aferta
Glad
to
see
oua
reference
to
nf
Aimsii-m,.,
A,.,.,,,.),
xj,-
w,i.
i-i-
Kiiiigin
lor
Victoria
r.o
son
has
had
many
years
of
ex-
Ifsume,
l,hcir
,u"'st"s'
training
a'
perience
in
the
real
estate
busi-
Hoval
"
'h,it,
""spital.
Victoria.
lie.ss.
For
inspection
or
sales
of
making
It
from
July
to
September
very
good,
but
why
no'.,
throw
it
out
and
forget
it.
A.
THOMSON.
IDFR
NOW
and
Avoid
Disoppointment
property
plume
342
or
207
(
jOpen
Day
at
lungs
i.
and
Saskatchewan
a
premium
jof
$10
for
single
and
15
for
ni;v-ried
is
adequat.o
why
was
no!
jthe
premium
we
Ma
ted
cut
wllh
i
good
enough?
Or
is
it
a
fact,
7.'
some
nerole
ar
u?P'nr.int);
today,
I
bat
the
p-ovlnci
d
Oovei-'i-iinent
is
trvinir
to
s-i
t
I
t
I
-
th's
insurance?
It
could
well
he
so
sin.-.
Borden
Street
bert
&
McCaffery
LIMITED
PHONE
116
-
117
or
58
Navy
Leprae
of
Canada
A
meeting,
for
the
election
of
officers
and
to
ariange
for
the
le-activiatioii
of
the
locai
branch,
will
be
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
(Club
Roomi.
Thursday.
March
8,
at
8
p.m.
Former
members
and
ail
those
interested
in
the
work
of
th"
Navy
League
are
Invitfi'.
U
utli
ml.
(57)
people
a
e
bound
to
became
verv
disgtisl"d.
A
WAT
UN.
Bright
xun.shine
outside,
a
warm
welcome
insioV?,
in
a
room
brightened
by
daffodils
on
a
table
flanked
by
lighted
tapers
made
Education
Week
Open
Day
1
at
Borden
Street
School
an
out
-islanding
success
yesterday
n"-
R.
E.
MORTIMER
Moved
7b:-
353
Third
Avenue,
West
DAYLIGHT
SAVING
Skin
Eruptions
Here
Is
a
clean,
stainless,
pent'trnt-inK
antiseptic
oil
thut
brliiKS
speedy
relief
from
the
lcthing
and
discomfort.
Not
only
does
this
healing
antiseptic
oil
promote
rapid
and
healthy
healing
in
open
sort's
and
wounds
hut
buils
and
simple
ulcers
are
also
relieved.
In
skin
affections
the
Itching
of
Eczema
is
quickly
slopped.
Pimples-skin
eruptions
dry
up
and
scale
off
tn
a
very
few
days.
The
same
is
true
of
Barber's
Itch,
Salt
Rheum,
Itching
Toes
and
Feet
and
other
inflammatory
skin
disorders.
You
can
obtain
Mnone's
Emerald
Oil
in
the
original
bottle
at
any
modern
drug
store.
Satisfaction
or
money
back.
WALLACE
PHARMACY
.ternnon.
-
j
Editor,
Daily
News
;
Delicious
refreshments
served
I
Having
tien
reference
to
day-
Next
to
3
Sisters
Cafe
i
4
!'
ray..
Reflects
and
Reminisces
by
a
committee
of
the
school's
light
saving
time
in
your
paper
;
Parent-Teacher
Association
un-
1
would
appreciate
it
if
vju
could
Ider
the
convenership
of
Mrs.
A.
lind
room
in
your
paper
for
a
S.
Nick.rson
with
Mesdames
I,.
'Jew
remarks
I
would
like
to
M.
Greene,
W.
M.
.
Watmough,
make
regarding
the
sain
and
'Bruce
Brown,
J.
Strand
and
a.,
which
I
find
are
the
thoughts
of
jo.
Withers
assisting,
were
much,
many
I
speak
to
on
the
subject
enjoyed
by
the
many
parent.;
First
we
cannot
use
all
the
and
friends
prent.
ValuabI
daylight
w.e
have
in
the
sunum
'
'help
was
Kiven
bv
Crude
S'.'c'and
never
have
enough
in
the
N
FLAKK2
Wanted
To
Rent
iirse!
1
Inn
look
for
the
X-Xt
Ktllo&$
guarantee:
e:
7
your
money
hack
I
girls
Beverley
Di
Guistini,
Joa
1
winter
so
what
good
it
ever
did
j
JOHN
H.
WAITED
A
WHILE
Educal
ion
Week
s
o
m
e
1
1
m
cs
prompts
curious
remarks.
For
jfi.Wf
.-iree
Kt
Hogg's
Bran
nrt
fresher!"
(Send
c:iilnn
to
Kdlu's
Dept.
.iT,itin,
(
itt
.)
Bennett
and
Berniee
Hayursi..
to
juggle
the
clo?k
around
I
Mrs.
A.
J.
Dominato
was
cashier,
never
could
see.
First
it
muddles
A
rncep!ion
committee
of
Judv
'
everybody
up.
Then
it
is
bad
Armstrong,
Jean
Anderson,
'for
children
as
they
do
not
want
The
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
require
immediately
for
their
permanent
operating
staff,
HOUSES
FOR
RENTAL,
Please
address
replies
to:
Personnel
Supervisor,
Mill
Operating
Staff,
Box
1000,
Pri
nee
Rupert,
B.C.,
or
call
Supervisor
at
Watson
Island.
1
example,
you
will
find
the
fellow
BULGER
Ojilomefrilt
Linda
Strachan
and
Bobby
Mit-
.to
go
to
bed
in
the
daylight,
a::
who
likes
to
say
he
never
thought
he
knew
much
of
anything
until
after
he
left
school.
chell
welcomed
the
Ruests
hnd
directed
them
to
the
varlou
With
119
visitor,
iv
V
grooms.
Hash
the
t-iumph
of
ends
Mir
nil
.11
lib
1.
,
n
-y.
n
i
well
as
changing
their
meal
time
an
hour
which
any
Doctor
will
tell
us
is
not
(ruvjd.
As
for
the
few
who
think
they
would
like
a
longer
evening
I
am
greatly
amused
that
they
could
o
asily
fool
tbem.'ielve.;,
for
'tiev
fie
eeH
inrt
no
no
hour
ea1-
over
odds
says
The
Star.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
Ufent
CRfSPER
BI6GER
FIAKKJ
EvcryIoly
(Ik'?!
Got
Canada's
biggest
and
criajH'St
bran
flukes.
Get
that
'bran-new"
feeling!
Get
Ktilogg'sl
PRINTING
;
re
Highest
Quality
busy
atmosphere
arid
p
hapny
'one
as
parents
were
yh.v.vn
t-hr
work
done
by
the
pupils
and
saw
work
being
done.
1
A
r.-gular
B.C.
School
brmd-cn'st
for
primary
grades
prov"d
'of
interest
to
the
parents.
j
A
grade
cm
rla-s
writing
loiters
and
having
them
collcctc
,by
the
class
postman
and
sorte
1
PURPOSES
Experience
Versatility
I
'
NKAKING
A
YEAR
j
A
third
Canadian
casualty
list
has
been
released
in
Korea.
Not
all
reports
are
cases
of
beln;
wounded.
General
MacArthur
repeats
I
that
future
fighting
will
(rat
be
any
th
less
severe.
About
i
three
more
months
will
see
the
;Ko
ean
f.lru'Tgle
a
year
old.
Yes,
Kills
is
a
full
blown
war.
To
rasfe
it
is
to
prefer
the
superb
quality
and
flavour
of
If
m
you
WAMr
Dibb
Printing
Co.
PHONE
23
1
BESNER
BLOCK
AN
j
ANYWAY,
IT
IT
GOK.S!
:
Wool
is
another
Canadian
commodity
climbing
in
cost
so
';:wii't!y
it's
almost
out
of
sight,
j
Th.?
reason?
Wanted
for
military
j
reasons
of
course
And
speaking
,(
f
wool
its
history
in
this
country
'runs
back
for
more
than
thuv
(centuries-.
Winters
along
the
St.
M
FLAKES
To-
delivrv
tomorrow
was
a
pur-poseful
activity.
Grade
Two's
farmyard
was
centre
of
interest
whit"
boa'
curving
in
Grade
Three
nltvael
ed
attention.
Graphic
work
in
Grade
Fou-nnd
workbook
activit'es
in
Grad,
Five
were
a
matter
for
admiration.
Social
studies
in
Grade
S;
featuring
African
and
Anglo-Saxon
projects
and
graphic
exercises
drew
a
full
measure
ol
attention.
The
reaction
of
the
parents
FLAKES
?"ll5
Just
(he
right
'Mm
bulk
to
lirlp
ktvp
'It
"
A-.k
fr
Ibe
l.iu
SPECIAL
One
WJ,
OJj!
A
.1
-
.
.
.
M.T
n
K,.;;(,,!,r,
(o&fs
Bran
fVqnomy
14-oi.
Lawrence
in
th."
days
of
Champ-lain
ware
as
coal
as
they
ate
today
but
there
were
no
warm
clothing
stores.
But
ther.e
were
mothers
making
wool
and
fitting
suits.
It
was
a
case
of
have
to,
and
that
was
where
It
started.
was
fayorable.
"I
wish
we
hart
had
that
when
I
was
at
school,
was
the
appreciative
burden
of
many
comments.
One
comment
exciting
new
recipe
for
Creamed
Salmon
YLTONE
,-
PILES
I'l'C
Dill'
Ull1
SimiiHM-C
Sllffl.l.M'o
lr
In
ll-u
....
..
hH
k..HI.
lrt
r,r
f
n
nvilnn
,
.,.'..
nn,
n.
Dtrlt
r,n
32
Piece
BREAKFAST
SETS
$8.95
58
Piece
DINNER
SETS
SERVICE
FOR
SIX
$25.50
by
a
teacher
was
to
the
el
feet
that
the
parents
were
belter
behaved
this
y?a.-
than
in
former
years!
Altogether
"open
day"
was
a
progressive
step
in
education
which
is
"everybody's
business."
To
tit
teachers
(he
in
Winston
Chu
chill
is
said
to
be
still
down
wMh
an
attack
of
boil;
which
first
appeared
nearly
two
weeks
ago.
We
had
thought
he's
already
had
about
everything
in
(lie
fighting
line
but
somehow,
didn't
think
of
this.
tins
entirely
new
way
of
ending
your
pile
misery
does
11
a
Peasant
surpiise,
your
money
refunded
at
once.
'
age
in-
liuw
i(ls
yon
illlvp
s,f(.red,
you
must
get
'Mills
I'yltime
ta
liquid
taken
by
mouth
1
has
proven
ii'.iihi.s
o
cases
long
uiven
up
as
hopeless.
Nothing
else
il,'liHn
on
Hint
irritation
anil
swelling
as
this
terest
shown
by
the
parents
wa
most
gratifying.
Any
!-to-d;tte
drnuL'i.st
with
T1IK
Dl
KK
IIIMSM
F
supply
you
Hi.-
wholesaler
curries
it.
1
Few
ever
give
the
rey,"i
voli'
on
:
the
Acropolis
a
passing
thought,
unless
a
water
supply
emergency
,
develops
such
as
the
city
has
oiinct'tnen
f
Your
choice
of
4
beautiful
colors:
Green,
Rose,
Blue
or
Yellow
GORDON
&ANDERSO
Card
party.
Catholic
Hall
March
8.
Lutheran
Tea
and
Home
Cook
ing,
March
10.
Canadian
Legion
card
party
March
14.
The
King
Edward
School
P-TA
While
Elephant
sale
and
tea
vlarch
15.
at
2
p
m.
Legion
Auxiliary
St,
Patricks
Dance.
March
16.
Conrad
School
P.T.A.
card
alf
UU"-
In
ni"'
.H(tHHMHHH
been
experiencing
in
the
pa'.t
few
days.
The'
formal
opening
of
Hie
lesfi'voir
in
September,
ltllJ.
was
one
of
.several
featim1
events
when
th.-
Duke
of
Connau'ih'.,
Governor
General
pa'd
his
first
nod
oolv
visit.
Mayor
S.
M.
New-Urn
assisted
and
many
hundreds
of
the
pioneer
population
climbed
tiro
heithts
to
be
both
wit-)i.t""rs
W"ather
was
delightful.
The
Royal
remarks
were
business-like
and
to
the
point
and
the
cheers
of
the
,!(,
letariat
couldn't
have
been
louc'.e'.
CUTTING
AT
BOTTOM
OF
IT
Shr.rtly
aft."i'
a
woman
who
lived
on
Comox
Avenue
years
ago,
was
murdered,
the
reservoir
was
drained.
Use
of
a
knife
tud
h,en
made.
Careful
exomlna-
11....
r,r
ilm
limiun
u1ir(
.such
n
party.
Friday
March
16,
8
p.m.
Y
"
heat.
S
'"
ove
Jvom
St.
Patrick's
Tea
and
card
party.
Catholic
Hall.
March
17
-
-
.
S.O.N.
Brothers
evening
March
17.
Sonja
ladies,
members
and
fWMvMfL
f
'
'
I
III
"I
I
it
flsftS
-m
Wfttjif
iSVMAt,
1
cronind
Cronind
f
IO
escorts
Invited.
For
Plain
or
"Fancy"
Cooking
Use
the
Milk
that
Whips!
CARNATION
MILK
is
dobh-rkh
milk
concentrated
to
the
consistency
of
cream.
So
it's
perfect
for
your
fanciest
"company"
des-seVts,
as
well
as
all
regular
milk
purposes!
Orange
Ladies'
tea
and
sale.
March
21.
Job's
Daughters
Easter
tea
and
A
FASHION
FIRST!
Ir?-
-"1
".;rvtng-
sale.
Masonic
Temple,
March
29
Queen
Mary
I.O.D
E.
Daffodil
iriMiv.nrn
1-
tea,
March
26.
rx-
7
v-.
3
1
I
IM'll
11
li
'
.......
.....
is'-.nbd
t
ii".edv
had
ben
com-
Cathedral
spring
sale,
March
1
rr
I
"from
IC
YOUR
RECIPE
SAYS
lu
lled
failed
In
sh;'
the
sllehl.-,29
I
itf17V.
-
I
Contented
"MILK"
use
Carnation
diluted
with
an
equal
amount
of
water.
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
The
shapes
.
.
.
leathers,
fabrics
and
colors
deemed
most
fashion-wise
lor
spring
"51
are
here
nu
in
our
wide
selection
of
value
priced
handbags.
SEE
THEM
TODAY!
est
sign
of
a
weapon.
Slrlivk
Holmes
w"s
not
on
the
local
nav-i.,ai
iml
I
here
liiU'ht
have
been
Paled
In
B.C.
April
4.
Presbyterian
spring
sale,
April
12.
V
1
II
I
"-me
one
rfmhling
him.
lie
W.O.T.M.
Spring
bazaar,
April!
TS.
-Z.
I
family
dutlv
Ay
hie
I
Caatity.
This
way
you
have
homogenized,
heat-refined
milk
with
all
of
good
milk's
food
values,
and
extra
creamy-smoothness.
USE
IT
LIKE
CREAM
...
for
whipped
toppings,
on
fruits,
cereals,
puddings
...
in
most
recipes
calling
lor
costly
cream.
Millions
pttitr
undiluted
Carnation
to
cream
for
their
coSee,
too.
CI
Ihoin'hl,
nf
Ibe
tv'imm'ng
water
tpr,
-ronoli'.
the
'eser-v-l-
vt'ns
nrom'i"v
pmntlert
hn
tVionPnTED
fashion
footwear
Ml
LIC
20.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
Aprb
26
United
W.A.
Spring
sale,
May
3,
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
of
the
least
with
not
a
resui
consequence.
'
There
never
waj
an
arrest,
so
far
as
records
go.