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« NO PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1949 a :
—— ‘ain PRICE FIVE CFN"®
| Ar ' OUNTING
| WITHLABOR AGAINST § ,,.. ,,.
inber of applica-
| UNICNIST maNSTER tions for the 4947 Victory
| at I is 874,334, |
‘ig ria, Oetober 6 Barnard, BURGE OF applica.
he sabor candidate who is run , + ‘ie einai Victory
Hing in opposil ion to Hon Dr as 40.007
| Census shows 775 Pupils Attendin Meleeth. to Ranetvine & ems ee Phere are something like . . . . .
hoo | Numb f People Based S| Conenits ip tesetving > Meee Same wvilliove st -peopic is 4/9Plendid Local Institution is well Equipped
and Total Number of People Based on (i. iitiie behing bn, as tne ce ae but Understaffed; More Pupil N
Proportion of 7 to 1. re not pleased with the way the uch to expect that one ed; More rupli Nurses
r Sidi tens j ‘ ; : 4 ' j ry three of the popu ° .
on Governinent have been! tation will subscribe to ah Needed to train for Profession;
wane | en no recent census of the city of Prince Rupert suntry. i 1919 Vietory Loan. This Q ifi
rhe tendance 4s always a pretty good criteri : ' Members of the party xpl ld bring the number of New Matron well ualified
«gl ! on ol ety Capes scribers up to 2,500,000. 2
there are in a place, here are attending that it wa the intention of the r) blessings whieh will For Undertaking Work.
no less than 775 pupils in all. From this it is ; ; —_ re te oF ne phe : ed by Canadians
iberai Candidate wu ; ‘ ye , .
“a 4 he total population would be 5,425. the aéndidacy a M: “sd = : coming years, Very few people in this cily, except those who have been
In Ul ‘ » the south the total population is usually about |annoneed. Many of the Liber ub th ae of war ill or who have visited sick friends, know of the splendid work
hool population. Here, however, there would|*'e Of the opinien that Mr. Barn i from the being done in this eity and district by the Prince Rupert Genéral
: ' | he 0 ta} _ 7 : : , . :
proportion, as Prince Rupert is very much a Swill a teach Patapedete: Bh 2 creme Lo justity the Hospital, Just now, however, there is a revival of interest in
e are an immense number of young men here 2 a ae agi vO etc, that the appli- that institution, Owing to the war it had for four or five years
inv men whose| t ae : ia es ren the Vietory Loan been rather much neglected, but now the Ladies’ Auxiliary is
| vote as well as the gene | op re 7
et Deen able to BIRTH sc ecaneae a sale ire “ ws he | show an appreci- again an active body and the new matron, Miss EB. Atkinson, is
modation. For ‘here was born to the Rev. Mr.| ment. 3 about to start a nurses training school where young ladies may
estimated that and Mrs. J. Bavin Rowell, of 225 The electors all yer Canad learn the nursing profession with practically all the advantages
ild be at least! Ninth Avenue East, at the Prince] are looking west for the defeat —_.|ihat they would receive in a big city such as Vancouver.
school popula-| tupert General Hospital on Octo-| Borden's Government lescribed | NOTICE Miss Atkinson is from the Van- : —
iil hain ber 4, a son. is the most uns pulous fl det Corps will meet for|couver General Hospital and she|furses to get right away from
= ju a artatenysioaemapeaieints ever disgraced Canada.” says th tion in the Exhibition Halljis well qualified to give instrue-|their work. There is plenty of
g ss : eee Corsetiere, Phene | first published statement issued lay night at 7 p.m. tion. She is very keen on making|+room for the home on land ad-
g Edward ...+eeses he Black 257. ry the support f™M farnard BRADY, Instruetor. the local hospital a model insti-| joining the hospital.
saree 198 ii it te On bed. Sivan ss See with | Miss Atkinson says that just
Street .sveveees a ou6 the best in the province. jas soon as they have sufficient
gh School ...+-++eees on e ° The local institution is a sixty-|pupil nurses they will mstitute
z ae a - ri 1S al Wa tri e S bed hospital and at present there|the eight-hour day so that note
cial.. 29 : are forty patients in residence,|may be overworked.
‘ garten 15 e including several maternity cases. eaten sneittee
‘wee The staff in addition to the ma-
ae i ettied DY A COMPFOMISE |: isi: se Mosbors: wea) 1 C PAID FOR
od operating nurse; Miss Boyce,
ij Macdonald reports —s ceting night supervisor; Misses

ttendance at the

hlic & the month of
Atembe 24 or 91.7 per

At gh School, Prin-
y| Brady ts the average
mn et the same month.

VED BOOM
[GEORGETOWN

ry Boat Northern Cross
tto Rescue on Her Way
South and Did Useful
Work,

\nglican Missionary” boat
‘ captained by

 

 

(Special to The News via 4. 7. P. Télegraphs.)

London, October 6.—-The railwaymen’s strike hias been settled
and the general relief and satisfaction throughout the country is
being expressed.

It is maintained that neither side is entitled to claim a victory,
but several of the leading newspapers declare that the result
shows that the organized workers are unable to intimidate the
nation. The leaders of the men declare themselves satisfied with

URGE RALLY

 

SILVER STANDARD
SHOWING UP WELL

 

 

 

nev, W, I shbrook, arrived '
wn at ock this after- —_ TO MONARCHY
N. Sie has been making her|@ood Ore Still Found After Drift-
a ry Calls at Alice ing for 330 Feet on
, Na ind Georgetown. No. 4. Vein. Speciai via G. T. 1 Telegrap
Neorg he was called up- —_— Budapest, October 4 rhe cits
' é to rescue the} Hazelton, October 6.—Develop- jas been placarded with posters
m of the nber company|ment work on the Silver Standard . Qmmoning the people to rally
frifted away from the|mine which has been going ©” the monarchy and demanding an
mines on account of the high} with only a few short interrup ‘mediate meeting of the Nation-
: ilistream. Sheltions is likely to continue well 4) Assembly to bring about the re-
Ss one verity into the winter. In vein 4 on the «stablishment of a monarchical
: ae craft is often|125-ft. level, drifting has been m of government.
a gencies dur-|earried in for 330 feet and one o!
t travels and apart from}the faces is still in ore. This is W. J. Crawford, the well known
. . ssionary boat}the longest ore shoot yet en- ,,, train man, who formerly
pe situated in the countered. About 25 per cent has oo. gictaq thy Prince Rupert
a (sin times of tbeen stoped. lransfer business in this city, is
Nort} ( - ae spending the winter at New West
I one ¢ ‘Hy NG TOUR minster. in which city he has now
in the cruiser SIGHTSEEI nade his fom Mr. Crawford's
Exhibition, THROUGH OLD COUNTRY business, which he has transfe
VFop 20 HOURS ire ed from Alice Arm to Stewart, |s
Chartes R. Murray, formerty |‘ charge of his me arorn
BEFORE HELP A indians ef the Borden Street | =Taie and Jack, who are siso w
C ME ae © - nown locally.
School, is now in the Old Country ae
, ne of Clewern|Om & sightseeing tour of Wales, Satin and kid pumps just in
0 over from | Wreland, and Scotland, before re Family Shoe Store i
7 we te Islands by| turning to Canada. ae
el t noon today with. Mr. Murray joined the Royal
‘Dly, a ) lez. The Flying Corps in the summel ot We
g stle and lay on| 4917 and got over to England in EXTRA BONUS
ore = ‘ enty hours|@ Very short time. He received
- mn ! vered by his} bis commission as second ne
‘ hot thought that} tenant and has been flying for
long : ; ~ Y serious, but }OVer @ year.
AWet may | ~ ep in the rain ee nahin
oeasectat tne {AS NEW INSPECTOR
C | a
HT DOROTHY § AT PRINCE GEORGE’ rhe Daily News has deci
ARRIVES | connection with thet pr
IN PORT G. HH. Gower, . formerly se hoo! | sank stant who brings 1 v
Me Base inspector in Prince Rupert dis hone year will Bt & O20° on
Thi, lo the g, borna i S.,/ triet, is now stationed in the re-| ni@ht win rh it mean
' ~ “o lacoy " Ship- | cently established Prince George | addition to commissiel
Me Une Rupert M ee ‘8 tied | inspectorate where a large num
8 Wha “= arine lron- | ber of new schools are being In order to indu
> 8 o'clock ‘ ae from | opened for the accommodation of, len fully pa ve ‘d <
Ome iso *"vening.|/ the peeple who are flocking into cash bonus OT LEM ts . ; '
Phe Members — little | the Nechako and upper Frase! ning. ."Phis ts in ace
ce “tat hha a the Sea-/| valleys, | We intend |
‘ Valors the “TUS tn} a Lord, who succeeded Mr | w! v% Sn b with “ es
Altle . She , ‘onth or, Gower in Prince Rupert, is now/olfer other pens
» 4 OR B® she | ceed to located in his old home, Kelowna, | |)! 1 those
Md SUD Dlieg ; as taken and is in charge of the Okanagan | \ ~
é mi .

, nspectorate, pre

Neither Side Claim Victory but Labor Leaders say they are
Satisfied; Results show Extremists Unable
to Intimidate Nation

 

EXPECTS TO RETURN
IN ABOUT A YEAR

Nevelann, of Massett,
is a this’ morn.
s eastbound train. Mr. Har-
n, who is on his way to Eng-|‘

Charles

passenger on

land, will spend some time in
(ittawa before proceeding across,
He expects to return to the Queen
(Charlotte Islands in about twelve

mnths. Mrs. Harrison will not

‘turn to this country but the
any businesses in which he is
vsaged make it necessary for

\ir. Harrison to make this coast

his headquarters. Mr, Cyril Har-

will look after his
during his ab-

reson his son,

iher’s affairs

NO BALL GAME YESTERDAY

 

G. FT. P.
Oct. 6.

Jelegrapnhs.)
There was

Special by

Cincinnati,

 

no ball game in the world’s
hampionship series yesterday on
count of rain.
Rn. M. Higgs left last night on

Rupert for a ten-days
to southern points, | This
| be the first time for five years
iat Mr. Higes has missed a
ele day at his store on MeBride
eet During his absence his
ness will be conducted by Joe

Vic Phee.

Prinee

Some new
es for men,

TO BE GIVEN

ee,

Snappy Invictus
Family Shoe Store.

INDAILY NEWS PRIZE CONTEST

~olles a special Century Bonus

ulation Gompetition, Every
subseriptions fully paid up for
idition to the prize which they

prize winner may get S300 in

SPECIAL STARTERS BONUS.

every contestant bringmeg in
this week will be given
Monday
other bonuses or com
ontest worth while. for those
that we shall

IOS
on Saturday night or

prizes,

ew it is probable

bse This is a very attractive
ieting should do so at once,
ug the time set may make

graduate
pil nurses.

Johnson and Berringer,
head nurses. and six D

must be eighteen years of «

more and should e high s
entrance qualification, alth:
that is not absolutely
The course is for three years,
for three months the
taken on probation.
of that time they are found suit-

but

counts as part of the three years

training. During that time they

hear lectures from the matron

and the doctors in regard to their

and at the end must

pass a qualifying examination.
Still Chairman.

The Prince Rupert General
Hospital was opened on March 1,
1911, and at that time D, G.,
Stewart was chairman of the
board of directors and he still
holds that position although he
has not held it continuously since
that time. W. M. Wright was the
first seeretary-manager. and he
still holds that position,

The board
members, five of whom are elect-
ed at the annual meeting, two are
appointed by the Provincial Gov-
ernment, two by the city and two
by the Ladies’ Auxiliary.

The institution is financea
jointly by the government and the
city, the provincial government
paying about 60c. @ day per
patient, while the city has been
paying a good deal less than that
fees from patients
the general up-
keep expenses, but it is possible
something will have to be done
soon to keep things going.

Special Wards.

There are sever @i wards
were furnished
kept up by local institutions
Phere is a Masonic ward, an I. ¢
D. E. ward, and wards kept up by
the Ladies’ Auxiliary, the Bethany
Girls, and George Tite Furniture
House. The I, O. D. EB, is furnish-
ing the new nursery. Mrs. Me-
vennan is regent of the Municipal
Chapter that has the work in han !
and Miss McLeod is secretary.

It is proposed to hold a drive in
the spring for the purpose of pro
viding a new nurse's home,

Well Equipped.

The hospital is well equipped
with modern operating room, and
accessories, X-ray apparatus, and
offices and wards of various kinds
but accommodation
for infectious cases, The nurse's
is badly needed as the staff
now live in the hospital and if
they could live outside additional
private rooms could be
opened in the institution it
would also be much better for the

profession

consists of eleven

amount. The
also go toward

that

and iave been

there is no

home

wards or

 

Pup... Nurses.
A number more pu; nurses |
could be accommodated: ‘hey

necessaly:

nurses are
If at the end

able for the work the three months jt

 

‘yet and the Sumner

BEST GRADE
OF HALIBUT

~f Catches Sold Vesterday
» High Prices—Much
Ground Fish.

Weather is still reported to be
calm on the fishing banks and the
only hindranee to fishing is the
revailing fog which has been
very thick this season, much more
so than is usual. The following
boats disposed of their catches al
the Fish Exchange yesterday fore-
noon:

Glacier, 14,000 lbs.; Harder, 7,-
000; Vienna, 4,500, sold to San
Jaun Fisheries at 18¢ and 10%e.

Skandia sold 52,000 Ibs. to the
Atlin Fisheries at 17.9¢ and 10 %e.

D.C. F. No. 4 sold 8,500 Ibs. to
the Canadian Fish & Cold Storage
plant at 16¢ and 10c.

Alliance, 2,000 lbs. to
Fisheries at 16e and 10c.

Jean, 4,000 Ibs. to San Juan
Fisheries at 15.6¢ and 10c.

The Rose MeKoy sold 600 Ibs.
of spring salmon and 10 cohoes
to the Royal Fisheries at 15.3¢
per lb. for springs and 80 cents
apiece for cohoes.

The George E. Foster arrived
vesterday with 125,000 pounds of
trawifish for the cold storage.
The Marguerite is in with 5,000
ibs. of halibut which is not sold
arrived this
morning with a big lot of fish?

BLANCE JOINS STAFF
AT THE DRYDOCK

R, Blance has joined the staff
of the Prince Rupert Drydock &
Engineering Co, in the capacity of
marine engineer and he will have
direct charge of the machinery
and boat repair work at the dry-
dock. He is well known in this
district and his appointment will
prove popular with those who are
ontemplating having repair work
done,

ANYOX DOCTOR IS
SKILLED PHOTOGRAPHER

De. L. Broe, the Granby Com.
pany’s doétor at Anyox, who pass-
ed through here on Saturday, is
a skilled photographer. Some of
his excellent work was exhibited
at the recent fair and several of
his artistic scenes have appeared
in the Saturday Evening Post.

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Ladysmith ‘Coal. The best. Prince
Pupert Coal Company, Phone 16.

 

 

  

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