Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
-
Thursday,
March
22,
1951
2.
Preaches
Commonwealth
Unity!
Vozeer
0
New
Zealand
Commissioner
City
D6S
EXCITING
TRIP
MONTREAL
(CP-
-Two
hun--annual
task
t,,.
'
1
..
.--
,
nulu
lne
r,
two-hour
voyage
aboard
the
ice-
Scouts
Sea
r
Club
Speaker
John
William
Moorehouse
Identified
With
City
Since
Karly
Days
breaker
N.
B.
McLean
as
she
Brigade.
now
that
you
hadlour
millicn
Gone
today
Is
another
pioneer
of
Prince
Rupert,
John
William
Moorehouse,
74.
He
died
yesterday
after
HI
health
of
several
years.
j
One
knows
not
what
the
future
may
hold
in
store
but,
with
the
Inspiration
and
ideals
of
freedom
and
the
perpetuation
of
the
common
bonds
of
heir
origins,
nations
of
the
Brltisli
Commonwealth
may
be
expected
to
again
stand
firm
and
united,
as
they
have
already
done
In
two
great
wars,
in
facing
any
,
menace
so
that
those
who
follow
may
stili
live
free.
or
even
eight
million
pounds,
he
dryly
suggested.
It
was
something
that
couid
have
been
done
if
the
order
had
been
placed
early
enough.
The
Commissioner
took
a
t
'
vantage
of
the
opportunity,
ej.
he
explained
he
did
on
ever-possible
occasion,
to
bring
th
mm
",t;,"-
Mr.
Moorehouse
was
born
In
Nottingham,
England,
and
came
to
Toronto
In
1904,
where
he
worked
as
a
carpenter.
He
came
to
Prince
Rupert
In
October,
1909,
and
resided
here
since.
An
employee
of
Canadian
National
Railways
in
the
early
days,
Mr.
Moorehouse
was
also
a
pioneer
member
of
Prince
Rupert
Fire
Department.
Until
eight
years
ago,
when
he
retired,
he
was
engineer
on
patrol
boats
.
....
.
appreciative
greetings
10
ta.:
ada
of
the
New
Zealand
boy
las
well
as
their
mothers
no
fathers
and,
indeed,
the
government
of
New
Zealand
1
who
had
come
to
Canada,
a
vast
and
strange
land,
for
air
training
in
MEN'S
NEW
FOOTWEAR
Co'or
and
novel
designs
captured
tne
spotlight
at
the
Canadian
Men
s
Apparel
Fa'r
in
Montreal.
You
could
aim
st
hear
the
skirl
of
the
pipes
as
the
model
trod
the
runway
wearing
these
Canadian-designed
s
ices
with
wool
tartan
Inserts.
Older
men
gasped
when
they
hiw
'h.?
startling
Canadian
-wedgies,"
in
blue
brushed
leather
calf
combination
r:p,ht
and
the
fancy
calf
oxford
with
ventilated
vamp.
it
"i
,n
i
1
1.,,J
U.1
L...
tie
la-Sl
ai
UUU
1U
WC
-
VivUnrin
nnnrtmont
splendidly
received
and
made
to
sufcred
feel
that
they
!
Such
was
the
stirring
collusion
of
an
address
wnlch
Hon.
T
C.
A.
Hislop,
New
Zealand
High
Commissioner
to
Canada,
delivered
before
a
meeting
of
the
Wo-
!
lien's
Canadian
Club
last
ins.
Mr.
Hislop,
who
speaks
In
an
Intriguing
manner
with
a
spsrk
of
dry
humor
to
Impregnate
the
sequences
of
his
discourse,
told
his
listeners
many
lacts
which
led
to
a
better
knowledge
and
undemanding
of
the
Dominior
down
under
for
which
he
I
Fiich
nn
able
and
enthusiasts
emissary.
!
"The
main
reason
I
am
in
7
vji
a,v.
mvlhuic
en
tangled
with
machinery
on
a
fishing
boat
which
he
ooerutcd
For
Safety
On
Streets
7e
Afas6zr
-6o(c6
He
is
survived
by
his
wife;
among
friends.
"Those
boys
will
never
forget
all
you
people
did
for
them.
It
helped
to
form
a
bond
of
friendship
that
will
not
soon
be
br&'-n
In
tue
course
ol
his
discourse,
Mr.
Hislop
told
of
the
three
sons,
Tom.
Norman
and
William,
of
this
citv:
two
daugh
ters,
Mrs.
Ethel
Graham,
Van-'
Parent-Teacher
Association
Makes
Recommendations
couver,
and
Mrs.
Ida
Hogan,
Prince
Rupert;
and
eight
grandchildren,
i
The
couple
had
celebrated
their
50th
wedding
anniversary
BEANS
PORK
AND
TOMATO
SAUCE
Crown
and
Packed
In
B.C.
fail
family
cL&VUX4
Ay
(mil
Qiudity,
Funeral
arrangements
will
be
announced
Jater.
i
,
Canada,"
he
explained,
"is
so
At
Tuesday
night's
meeting
of
Ulat
j
may
do
sometning.
tj
Edward
School
Parent-
King
make
our
too
countriea
better
T.
idi-
rs-
As
oelation,
the
chair-
acquainted.
Therefore,
I
should
iv-n
o'
iv.fflj
and
safety
com-
tpU
something
about
New
niftier.
P.
O.
Moore,
turned
In
a
Zealand
"
i.rn
t
on
rmdiiions
at
various
In
162
a
Dutchman,.
Abel
s-liools
as
follows:
I
Tasman,
had
discovered
New
Annunciation
No
serious
traf-
Zealand
and
In
1740
Captain
if?
problems.
;
Cook
had
landed
and
claimed
it
v
'
den
-
Dar.v
at
the
bottom
as
part
of
the
British
Dominion,
of
the
s'eps
on
iVascr
Street.
i
it
was
not
until
1840,
however,
For
Action
Advertise!
important
and
completely
equal
part
that
thn
almvig
nal
Maoris,
there
b'OU
ytars
before
the
whites,
played
toiy
in
the
affairs
of
tiie
country.
Completely
equal
in
the
rail's
and
privilege
of
citiv.riish'.p,
al
the
jobs
and
the
professions
were
open
ta
them
and
there
were
not
a
ftv
who
;.al
dis-tinmiishe.l
them;
elvos
M.r
Hislop
rtvealea
r.ow
th
Maoris
had
their
repiwemat-"..
in
Parliament.
Although
the
had
their
reserves,
jr.
whiel
many
carried
on
successful
communal
tarmini;,
Uie
ioji:
pa
on
an
equal
b;uU
in
ml
civiUai
avocations.
They
were
al:o
ci
All
Kinds
of
Meats
I
I
Utts
of
VA&ery
VaL
ml
Booth
Drsiriug
cDnip'.Hion
of
that
organized
settlement
by,
Better
with
sidewalk
around
li:
z
Cove
English,
Scotch,
Welsh
and
Irish
Cirrie.
peoole.
taking
over
from
Maort3,
Cn-ra
v;?:.es
supervision
of
hBd
commenced.
traffic
at
Moon
hours.
i
Mr.
Hislop
cleartd
up
some
King
Edward
"No
Parking"
misapprehensions
t.bout
New
the
same
terms
in
iae
matter
o'
iri-.uirtuuiia
i!ut
uucjcu
wi
ijikihii
jCiuIiU
VMi.l
lie
uuu
1'juiiu
'.u
i:qU0j.
rest
ric
t
io
Vj
3
lu
COnneC-
Avenue.
l-C!ICl
ill
v,U,Ua.
tion
wjth
wnich
nad
Ue;n
lne
Arpp.
of
.'V
Zealand
was
.y
t
dro,-,.wd.
(farif
think
ofanytih
The
speaker
to'U
t'.-.c
sui'.
erc-
'FCOMMENDATION'S
Recommendations
were
offer-H
"r
fo'lows:
1
1
.i
,r
i
o
'j-i.fT
nine
tir
um
About
orf?-f
irtlctM
fM
Cnnaria.
T
--nnrl
n
tin-
i
Srtii
t
x
T'n
ITw
MUSTARD
T-?
s-hooi
one
be
extended
comparMl
with
Can-
Seventh
Avenue
from
Mc-
oHo.
fm,r..n
mill-on
ThP
tem-
something
of
th.-
se.:nn(iarv
industries
of
hi
cour.trv.
f
11
ol
which
were
subsidia.y.
of
pours1
to
the
farming.
"But
di
not
thinn."
"r.t
,id'd.
'
"that
we
.Ve
r'"u:.
ir-'-
-
.VL
Pi
tiur
C&QWN
oncer
0
9
r-
irt"
to
Hays
Crpok
Bridge.
.
frhool
pciiol
for
Burden
o-.'
m1
sl"?u'
e
used
&t
-r-at
elimate
of
New
Zealand
71
rteTPPS
l.hovc
the
F-eakpr
I
MUSTARD
"U
ing
f?'".
lK-l-xted
in
a
renn'e
-
o-:
oi
i.e
stvps
at
eraser
to
thit
of
the
British
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
1
VFrrr-
I
-
!
M-"e..
A
1
t.'-hi);il
patrols
to
be
aided
l.i
supervision
bv
a
police
con-.t.ue
who
would
at
times
be
part
of
the
worki.
ve
m
"
horse
racifg
for
pveryr-oJv
Piid
footbrll
's
1
p't-v'T
s"o-
PcWlne
n'vr
th
Wcmf.V
Car.nnian
ri-
.i.'-r-"-jnrr.
riR
m
-'
-A.
RulhTfo-d
c('
""
r'sn-
t-
'
"
"
t:cnl
arth'ir.
TuUnro
was
the
basis
of'
New
Zealand's
national
economy
ard
he
endeavour
had
been
riovoiop
the
farming
industry
by
an
orderly
economy,
not
(Vrp-teri
bUt
by
th
sod
""
of
the
peoriio.
Taking
ad-
vpn'fo
of
the
advances
in
-"ient'fle
methods
and
with
i'h
th?
nat;ol
aid
Instruct
tiii-m
in
their
dut'es
and
thus
1'icias;
thvir
Interest.
ft'l
patrols
-should
be
in
u.ii-jrm.
A
Safety
Program
should
be
I
J
i
innslit
in
the
schools
bearing
in
hate"
wok.
tho
exploitat'nn
of
Gf
gdward
Liusvtt
Li,u.p
arnv-c!
r,
'm'nd
that
pedestnai..
keep
to
tho
land
hfd
ben
built
ur
the
t)ty
ye,tCrcljy
f'.un
Van-
and
prosperous
..,
beintr
hre
o.i
euMnoss
in
connecno:-
with
i.he
fire
iii;h
visited
the
company's
branch
here
at
the
first
of
the
week.
Oui
raffle
regulations
I1
A
itrlcijr
police
supervision
of
OREAT
UilKT
EXi'ORTER
all
motor
traffic
especially
near
Today
New
Zealand
was
the
public
cuildings
and
intersec-
largest
exporter
of
dairy
prori-
tions.
ucts
In
th
'0!
ld
ana
was
topped
Parent,
.hou'.d
be
more
alert
T"'!
by
Vnm,a
in
eixp,orts
,f
THERE
IS
STILL
TIME
TO
to
traffic
dangers
and
set
an
ex-
ouuf
r'
"f
ali
"pu"
,
,u
meat
mutton
and
beef
wt!h
.
mcle
'
Great
Britain
as
the
prir.clnal
P'lrir
tvc
business
session
market,.
Nl-v
Zealand
today
SAFE
BUYS
1930
Monorch
Sport
Sedan
1950
Ford
Custom
Fordo
1950
Chevrolet
Sedan
Al
Condition
Immaculate
throughout
TRUCK
SPECIAL
1950
Ford
'2-ton
Pick-up
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
"'l:i
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
p:-?S!aea
over
oy
Mrs.
v.
MarK,
,mr,ipri
mum
ith
one-nmr-
ho
presklent.
it
was
reported
ter
hcr
meat
and
half
of
her
v
me
treasurer
mat
a-
net
pro-
buttpr
and
che'se.
fir
of
$257.i9
was
made
on
the
of
wcol
New
Zealand
was
the
Vra
and
White
Elephant
sale
.wh,
.,nH
orotf.r
pvnnrtpr
'
WIRE
EASTER
FLOWERS
TO
THE
FOLKS
AT
HOME!
Prince
Rupert
Florists
he'
I
recently.
''"nlia.
pdmi'tsdly
was
a
far
M'
i
Ed
th
Bowmen
was
chosen
iorp-pr
pvnnrtp-
ar
de'e-ate
in
place
of
Miss
I'at-j
Tenin?
oi
tne
'phenomena!,"
erson
who
will
be
unable
to
at-
if
nnt.
"riri
U-nioiisl
v"
hlch
nriee.-.
300
3rd
Avenue
West
Phone
777
nl
(he
Parent-Teacher
Con-1
in7
rorrivd
i..idav
for
rnttnn
:
,irf'
:i
Ayr
Mr.
Hislop
desciibcd
how,
to
rurb
inflationary
tcnden-jles
fa-mcrs
and
Bovciir..enl
h?cl
erni"
to
the.
i:otr.mon.if.iisc
apr
mert.
that
onp-th!;d
of
tho
w.-
'
-:i.
7Z:y
A:so-ip'.'on
endorssd
a
-Th-il
the
British
Co-i!n
P-.
eit
-Teacher
Federa-)i
rrrn-mlzc
th"
matter
of
'
ii-
'l"'iiin'!""iey
ai
be'tt
the
rifa
Imps'
illi
WmW
ii
tat
it
check.
totalling
1
:0.000,n""
111
nheld
f-nm
t:-
i
r
ii'nioiuiii'
jf
mm.
ii,
sroi'ld
O"
'i
r-
means
nl
commit-
rrnditer
nnri
nlnend
in
!hn
bfl-it'
INSTEAD
OP
AFTER
IT
BEFORE
IT
STARTS...
.
s'udv
nr-n'ips.
and
consult-'
to
his
c-edit
with
wn-lr--'
I
inns
on
with
its
member
or-
omy
bv
rprtnit
for
eytraordin-"-ni-st
rns.
e.
dtavor
to
solve
ary'
purnres
tivnatio-ialo.nergency.
,
Mr.
Hisiop'
spoKe
of
;.ie
hue
Members
of
King
Edward
and
cry
whitrl
had
been
.aw
r
v-t-T5r-:
-er
Association
were
in
Canada
when
it
had
b
-cn
E-vm
inr'.-.
"tion
in
Square
dan-
learned
that
4,u0H,000
pounds
of
ciTT
bv
i.fr.v
W.
H.
Doumorit
and
tutler
was
to
Oe
purchasea
from
Don
Lei'iu.
A
good
time
was
had
New
Zealand,
".viavbe
you
viv
by
all.
There
was,
a
larger
turn-
Jann
Asiey'.;
Crown
Brand
Recipes
FREE
P.
O
8n
?9,
Monlroal,
P.
O.
cs'3,.
oni
oi
rr.rn
tnan
usual.
At
Ihc
close
of
the
meeting
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
ty
I
t
A
;
f
-
1-4
"i-sV;?
it.
-
-
-
f
I
.
TRY
THtSt
RQUIRRF.u
AND
OTHER
FURS
STfl.L
ACCVPTI)
...
B?C.
MOVV
'-
MUSKRAT
AND
BEAVER!
jo
lorn
,
a3
SQUIRREL
and
'her
Furs
reman
reasonably
.'.'rime,
we
will
continue
to
cent,
t.lv
.m.
Trappers
in
those
listricts
where
Spring
Trapping
of
MUiikiii.v
.
..EAVEIt
s
ie-ral,
are
afforded
BTr"-
"mnev-making"
opportunityMake
the
most
of
t
Tranping
MUSKRATS
and
BEAVER
will
be
very
profi-
-ib'e.
Wc
are
paying,
for
the
"G?
grades.
UP
TO
thjse
ricrs:
SQUIRREL
$1.00;
MUSKRAT
$4.50;
BEAVER
and
-TTSI
S50
00:
WEASEL
$5.00;
CORN
PN"ro
cooked
corn
into
b'"
or
creamed
m
ftneTy
diced
f
bc(ore
Thi
famoui
formula,
developed
by
the
University
of
Illinois
Foundation,
caused
enormous
interest
in
dental
circles
because
of
its
promising
method
of
attacking
or
ytuP-
FISHE.
S175.00:
MARTEN
lilP
"100
00:
(Wild)
MINK
$80.00
.iont
no
any
Furs
Catch
tooth
decay.
In
preliminary
tests
conducted
at
the
University,
case
after
case
of
reduction
in
the
incidence
of
tooth
decay
was
reported.
Now
the
manufacturers
of
4.isterine
Antiseptic
make
tbis
same
formula
readily
available
to
you
and
to
your
family.
Use
Listerine
Ammoniated
Tooth
Paste
regularly,
as
directed,
morning
and
niulit
and
riht
after
eating.
Lambert
Pharmacal
Co.
(Canada)
Ltd.,
Toronto.
h"
'ilmrls
n
Ions
as
he
Fn
ii
Prime,
but
shin
nuick
b-
f
I
fi
J
I
I
'
J
1
P
II
ITiTl
-i
A
I
w
F
I
I
M
Mi
i
r.
t
M,tion
to
.
si.ii.y.M"'"'"
mihaei.lil.v.
Mnu
h
"
m
fjif'i
iiy
enrouriWH
(
V2.
km
u1.lA
......
.
.
--.
alff-
'
j.
fore
"ou
sell
any
MUSKRATS
or
BKVF.
to
anvone,
Uv
"SHUBERT"
you'll
find
it
"''"lit-
PTF'TART
V
n
rf
so
Semj
a
shipment
SOON!
Dipt.
194,
A.
B.
SHUBERT
Co
,
Winri'pee.
Ship
t.n
VANCOUVER
Receiving
Of
"ice,
operated
for
YOUR
convenience.
2.
,
....
un(
hclna
brcaK
!'
I
ISTERINE
dicay-br
H
For
Twi'c
At
Much
Pancakt
Fun
GetBomsIvds!
The
rd
box
for
fluffy
Pancakes
and
WoffUtj
Hit
yellow
box
for
taitt
tinglin'
SucWwhf
oh.
3.
Sfc&MNV
Of
SOFTNfSS
fiirminir
ha-'tTM
a
cause
ol
decay.
LICENSED
BY
UNIVERSITY
OF
ILLINOIS
FOUNDATION!