Prince
Rupert
Umly
News
Tuesday.
April
3,
1951
Wollacc's
Dept.
Store
I
t
JEAN
SIMMONS
in
"T
R
I
O"
T"1)AI
--
Big
sale
now
on:
Only
Railway
in
North
g
America
Making
Money
.
A
Drapery
and
Slip
Covering
Plus
YARD
GOODS
,
tf
ir;4
tL
huh:
Col.
C.
E.
Reynolds
was
mate
on
old
Princess
May
back
in
1910
Only
railroad
on
the
North
American
continent
to
be
making
any
money
is
owned
and
operated
by
Ontario
Northland
Transportation
Commission,
a
provincial
government
unit.
At
least,
that
is
"pretty
close"
to
being
true,
says
Col.
C.
E.
Reynolds,
chair-
LIGHT
UP
IV.ii
ft
I
'
man
of
the
commission,
who
is
in
Prince
Rupert
for
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUSE
1
wr'-V?
,
.".!
;
a
short
visit.
'
j
In
1950
the
rMlroiH.
running
,
r
lnc
-.73
1
At
Great
Central
Lai;?,
Van-:
to
miles
f
om
North
Bay
'amen
Bav.
had
a
.
r-oss
profit
of
"1,,v"
Island,
where
onj
cf
11.50n.W0
cf
which
it
netted
B.C.s
blspest.
lc-rein-
eanv-s
i
M
640ro
Thr
b"
rea:n
this
operated,
Col
Reynolds
was
the
of
the
railroad
f-om
builder
j
railroad
is
operating
at
a
profit,
there
to
Port
Albern1.
and
als
id
Cel.
RevnokK
"is
the
tre-
,
!
lairi
nut
thp
t.nwnsitp
and
nla.il."".
!
7S6rt?'s
Easier,
Speedk
with
Wonderful
New
Fast
Rising
Dry
Yea
mendous
tramc
wnicn
u
nan-
-
,
,
"
i
CINNAMON
BUNS
!
for
the
camp.
In
1929
he
left
dies.
Fervin?
an
area
with
a
popu
the
We.?t,
after
buying
rights
to
'aMirg
into
larpr
,
lnkrwarm
watrr,
2
distribute
and
operate
mobile
cement-mixers.
lation
cf
2S0.o:3
it
has
on
its
line
j
!
.-
try
Nine
New
Tug
Masters
Here
later!
iiiar
:
Mir
mini
.
"It
was
ha-d
to
convince
Uie
architects
and
construction
p?o-
22
operating
gold
mines
and
10
base-metal
mines.
Twa
pape:-carryir.g
carrying
trains
wains
run
run
every
every
uay
day
oi
of
"IvH.
SprinUr
mit,
i
m,
ow
Klcisrhniaiin's
k.ui
f.
Candidates
of
the
first
naviga-
j
.
.
.
.
th
"g
I'ry
Yrasi.
I
n
.
J
1
tion
class
held
here
in
10
years
the
week.
In
recent
years
agri-
cnmes
They
tallc
different,
passed
their
examinations
yester-
culture
has
become
an
important
!
now
ne
chuckled,
day
without
a
single
default.
And
development
in
this
area
of
j
In'
August,
1944,
he
Joined
the
most
of
the
nine
men
who
wrote
northern
Ontario.
!
Northland.
That
was
40
years
for
their
tickets
got
a
higher
At
James
Bay,
which
lies
on
a
.,
ho
first
iinvi
Canadian
certificate
than
for
which
they
latitude
235
miles
north
of
Ed-
,
then
Raiiway
as
fireman,
worked
up
to
engineer
and
q'lit
ture
and
itir
in
2
wffl-bMin
m
Stir
in
3
c
once-u'trd
brt
b,
beat
until
imonth.
Work
m
it
Ofice-nftrd
bread
tW.
Knta
w
mooth
nd
eitic;
j.Uce
le
(itr
bowl;
brush
top
nh
mrjt
or
shorten
inc.
Coer
tad
U
warm
place,
fr
from
driht
!
rue
until
dnublcd
in
U
ur
Throughout
the
winter
months,
at
500
busheis
to
the
acre.
The
Capt.
William
Koughan,
Prince
most
northern
agricultural
area
Rupert's
harbor
master,
gave
lec-
knQWn
M
the
Grcat
c,
BeI;
Now
he
heaas
the
Stij.txJy.oau
operation.
AT
CHAMBER
MEET
Col.
Chambers
was
a
guest
of
C.
A.
Berner,
CNR
divisional
lures
10
tnese
men,
many
ui
i
i
,.o,.,.
f
,,o,i0,io
at
ana
Includes
some
16,000,000
said
the
kuiih
it
riling,
combine
MtWi
of
arable
land,
-
nr.
nnolifioH
cortiflpntlp
acres
uar
unfitly
preutd
dowtiji,
tround
cinnamon,
1
c
wirwd
i-
head.
And
imme
-r'
.
ti
itriynA
fr
mir
nf
transportation
superintendent,
at
last
night
s
home-trade
steamships
under
diately
north
of
tne
southern
dinner
of
the
Prince
Rupert
150
tons;
the
others
wanted
tug-
terminus
of
the
.railway
is
the
!
chamber
of
Commerce.
He
ho(
miws'
tjckpu
Rt
ves-
Little
Clay
Bait
where
thro
,
brought
greetings
of
the
North
ana
kcedlrsi
raismi.
Pnnch
(fcmKh
and
divide
into
2
(quit
ttoni;
form
into
imooth
lalK
i
each
pice
into
an
oblont
V
tr
and
ifa"
Irmg;
loosen
dmijK
Br.
with
melted
bitter
or
mini!'
terday
when
Capt.
J.
C.
Barbour,
crops
of
alfalfa
can
be
harvested
Bay
and
Porcupine
Chambers
of
Commerce,
of
both
of
which
he
.
Sprinkle
with
raina
mmt
Bt(
PICTORIAL
FRIZE-WINNER
This
photo
oy
Herbert
L.
McDonald
of
Montreal
won
tlve
McCutcheon
Trophy
for
the
best
pictorial
pho
tograph
in
the
print
show
of
the
Commercial
and
Press
Photographers
Association
of
Canada.
A
fine
photo
of
St.
John's,
Nfld.,
harbor,
it
will
be
on
show
in
Toronto
April
4
to
18,
along
with
125
other
entries
in
10
classifications.
(CP
PHOTOi
Vancouver,
examining
officer,
in
one
season.
asked
them
all
to
take
a
chanc-
,
"Oh,
we
have
a
pretty
busy
on
the
higher
ticket,
they
did
little
.ailroad,"
he
said
proudly,
mog
at
a
Umg
trite,
roll
up
eath
loosely,
like
a
wily
roll
Cw
is
an
honorary
president.
j
He
expressed
himself
as
im-pressed
with
the
interest
displayed
by
the
local
chamber
in
I"
slices.
IJlace
juit
tourhini
h
other,
a
cut-side
up,
is
itwi
round
layer
cake
bant
(or
wteic.
and
all
passed.
but
added
it
was
not
really
so
The
new
masters
are
Carl
Ro-
little,
since
it
was
the
third
lar
REPORT
FROM
PARLIAMENT
(Continued
from
page
2)
low
pant).
Or
ra
tops.
Coer
let
rise
until
dnuhM
m
bulb
L.
,
sed
and
authorized
the
supple-mentary
estimates
for
the
year
ending
March
31,
1951,
and
voted
sang,
Arthur
Johnston,
Harold
Childs.
Henrv
Lindseth,
Frank
gest
railway
in
Canada.
ALL
DIESEL
In
moderate
oven,
2D
2j
miw;-i
Serve
hot,"
or
reheated.
"Born
to
be
Bad'1
Absorbing
Drama
Gale,
George
Graham,
Ray
Fos-
Following
an
all-out
"dieseli-
affairs
of
the
province.
An
active
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
a
good
sign
In
a
community,"
he
said.
i
Col.
Chambers
will
be
the
speaker
tomorrow
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
I
sum,
Hans
Petersen
and
Robert
'
son
and
others
enjoy
his
broad-1
interim
supply
of
about
one-sixth
casts
and
of
the
fight
we
had;
of
the
amount
needed
for
the
made
to
net
it.
He
was
very!
year
ending
March
31,
1952.
We
zaticn
program
the
Northland
Bradley.
hopes
to
operate
22
diesel-elec-
No
more
ukini;
chaiKts
wii
The
last
class
was
held
10
years
perihahle
yeasi
cakes
thithjmJ
tnc
locomotives
by
September.
ago
by
the
late
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert.
"And
within
the
next
three
Rotary
Club.
(heir
lcavemnfE
ptwer!
New
1
ItUihmaiin'i
last
DRY
Yrw
The
story
of
a
selfish
beauty
pleased
to
hear
of
his
fans
at
have
passed
89
private
bills
(of
and
the
havoc
she
creates
in
that
distance
and
sent
his
best;
which
83
are
divorces,
perhaps
getting
her
own
way
"Born
to
wishes
to
all.
I
sincerely
hope
j
they
should
not
be
entered
on
the
tnat
next
wlnter
a11
lowns
on
the
Credit
Sld6K
We
haV6
PaSd
Be
Be
Bad
Bad"
co-stars
co
stars
Joan
Joan
Fontaine
Fontaine,
.
CNR
wm
be
m&
tn
mending
acts
relalive
to
For-
Robert
Ryan
and.
Zachery
Scott,
-Hnrkpv
Nieht.
in
Canada."
eign
Exchange
Control,
the
Can
yeast;
ii
kps
full
strength
and
actm
x
ill
'DRY
years
we
hope
to
be
all
diesel
47
engines
in
all."
Cost
of
one
ot
LETTERBOX
i
the
itreamlined,
silent-vunnlng
(Cont.nued
from
page
2)
engines
is
$220,000
and
their
ex
1
1
!
l
ACTs.:l,..!"iM,
ni!'
(ill
the
moment
you
use
it
Ntt
NO
refriKeraiion
keep)
uiti
in
your
cupboard.
Try
i
martr
results
in
your
next
baking.
finRnnN
smith
i
adian
Wheat
Board,
and
Farm
Improvement
loans;
and
the
nansnn
nrnzram
rails
lor
ex-
v.""'"v
"'"'"o
..s..
.i
,..
oro
top
featured.
The
Picture
shows
.i
,i
,(.i.,
,J
,
nnHiip.
nt
Sf1!
Il.lll
YD
QQlH
buiuc
kij
nice
c..v
-
-
c
""""
"
ap
hav
hppn
niissfd
neUine'iin
:
ally,
nis
Wednesday
ana
lnursaay
Toronto
we
ran
into
Rev.
Gordon
.
"
r;(m;"ri
the
Department
of
Defence
Pi
o-.
ainno
.
r.ni
n,
Cmiih
,.,h
,,CpH
i
hp
ot
Rai
Hecently,
Toronto
Globe
.V.fffl?"
"
"
Order
a
month
's
sufip.
tnt;l
"r
".
t
J,
5
X".
!
.iT.
u..
duction,
and
conferring
emer-
gency
powers
on
the
Governor-
government-owned
railway
R
POPULM
i
Hon
u"
under
the
richest
Uacks
in
the
coun-
las
purchased
from
an
Edmon-,uon
a
nalve
exlellor.
the
permanent
RCAF
chaplaincy
m-councu.
Ana
we
nave
aaoru-
try,"
and
prior
to
his
leaving
for
Pretty
Miss
Fontaine
comes
to
cd
the
iahs
01
,or
lon
seed
house
and
was
asserted
scrvice
and
u
at
plsent
station-
,Ilew
mis
ccaiit,
Col.
Keynoios
said
a
by
them
to
have
been
the
only
I
work
in
the
office
of
her
uncle,
ed
at
Trenton,
Out.
I
s!,"vanUi
anc1
s)lne
oln
r
B)VPrn-
reporter
from
Time
magazine
in-
corn
ever
matured
in
Sweden,
a
D00ic
publisher,
and
ostensibly
At
this
sort
of
"half
way
point"
"1pnt
cniployce.s.
terviewed
him
for
an
extensive
'
to
the
agricultural
fair
at
Prince
i
,
.
k
th
t
k
.
in
the
session,
it
might
be
of
in-
SEE
OUR
DISPLAY
OF
iRuDert
and
was
awarded
first
leature
article.
leresi
10
consiaer
wnai
nas
oeen
done
so
far
and
what
is
left
to
;
do
.1
think
more
than
half
the!
wnrlr
nf
thp
.wisinn
iw
Kt.ill
In
hp
private
secretary,
Joan
Leslie,
who
is
leaving
to
marry
wealthy
Zachary
Scott.
,
'prize
for
the
best
fodder
corn
grown
in
Northern
B.C.
that
year.
It
stood
over
six
feet
high,
ears
were
well
developed
and
MANS0N
Col.
Reynolds
is
staying
with
hL
wife
in
a
private
car,
near
the
Canadian
National
Railways
station.
'lney
are
here
to
help
celebrate
.the
birthday
of
Mrs.
C.
E.
Noble,
343
hasl
fcighth
Avenue,
who
is
JEWELLER
THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVH
would
have
matured
before
frost
and
already
wre
being
eaten
as
roasting
ears.
That
was
at
Masset
it
was
grown
and
the
grower
had
pre-
522
3rd
Ave
H
A60-
BOX
998
GREEN
884
von
WELDING
OF
ALL
TYPES
Industrial
Welding
COMPANY
Although
she
is
intrigued
by
a
done
committees,
notably
those
rising
young
novelist,
Robert
on
pUDiic
accounts
and
on
rail-!
Ryan,
she
never
loses
sight
of
her
waySi
canals
and
telegraph
lines!
goal,
and
she
deftly
breaks
up
have
stui
the
heavy
work
on1
the
engagement
and
maneuvers
tnPir
agendas
to
do.
Many,
very
Scott
into
marrying
her
instead.
many
questions
will
be
asked
and
But
despite
her
new
social
status,
answered.
The
budget
and
the
she
still
is
not
willing
to
give
up
majn
estimates
are
still
to
come,
wealth
and
position
for
romance
Such
legislation
as
the
Indian
and
schemes
to
keep
them
both.
;
Art
and
tne
amendments
to
the
Mrs.
Reynolds'
mother,
and
also
This
advertisement
H
not
published
o
displayed
by
(he
Liquor
Control
Board
o
the
mother
of
Mrs,
WiUiani
'
viously
had
failures
from
other
Doumont,
of
the
city.
The
last
time
Col
Reynolds
saw
Prince
Rupert
was
as
second
mate
on
SS
Princess
May,
standard
varieties
in
a
garden
I
not
300
yards
away.
1
The
corn
belt
is
estimated
to
be
moving
northward
at
an
average
rate
of
1
Vi
miles
per
How
tne
two
men
simultaneously
discover
her
motives
and
react
II
slow
motion
but
to
them
is
seen
in
the
absorbing
year.
That
Is
va
the
adaptability
I
climax
of
the
film.
proves
rather
Citizenship
Act,
will
take
up
much
time.
We
don't
know
yet
whether
the
Dominion-Provincial
agreements
on
such
subjects
as
Old
Age
Security
will
be
brought
down
or
not.
1
On
the
credit
side
we
have
pas-
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and
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Prince
Rupert
ace
PHARMAC
with
the
celebrated
Capt
John
McLcod
on
her
run
from
Victoria
to
Skagway.
That
was
in
1910.
The
colonel
spent
three
years
with
the
B.C.
Coast
Steamship
Service
until
he
n
i
of
the
corn
than
a
change
in
Miss
Fontaine
wears
a
ravish-climate.
ing
series
of
specially
designed
We
can
get
along
without
hot
modern
costumes,
climate
products
for
a
while
at
ft
least
or
we
can
buy
them
In
the
HOURS:
5U
WEEK
DAYS:
0,
9
a.m.
to
9
p
a
luxury
market.
'
Now
that
we
have
an
efficient
root
maggot
control
chemical,'
we
can
produce
all
the
plants
of
the
mustard
family
a
few
of
these
are
cabbage,
cauliflower,1
turnip,
raddish,
etc.
of
far
su-
S
perior
quality
to
those
grown
in
1
hot
climates.
1
Where
summers
are
hot,
tur
SUNDAYS:
12
Noon
to
it
7
p.m.
to
9
p
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
Fir:,t
Aim
t'lioiic
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
Chop
5ucy
-
Chow
Mein
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
;
Illume
79
:
SIXTH
STREET
AM)
THIKI
AVENl'E
nips
must
be
planted
quite
late
in
summer
and
in
the
fall
or
they
are
bitterly
strong.
Edible
cabbage
are
grown
throughout
the
summer
but
they
are
"strong."
Radish
beyond
the
bunching
size
become
too
hot.
Our
potato
crops
are,
on
the
average,
superior
in
yield
and
quality
to
those
grown
in
hot
climate
and
that
superiority
continues
throughout
the
full
Mammoth
Auction
Sale
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
and
FURNITURE
On
Thursday,
April
5th,
at
2:00
p.m.
On
the
premises
at
719
Second
Avenue
West
(Opposite
new
Government
Liquor
Store)
Ta
close
several
estates
I
will
sell
by
Auction
to
the
hiuhest
bidder
the
following
articles,
consisting
of:
1
Crosslcv
Refrigerator
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suite
(in
Maroon)
One
4-piece
Waterfall
Bedroom
Suite
4
End
Tables
One
Wardrobe
One
large
Enamel
coal
and
wood
range
with
electric
elements
2
only
Dining
Room
Suites
(Walnut)
2
Standard
Lamps
Bvd
Cushions
3
large
Carpets
2
Arm
Chairs
One
Tank
Vacuum
Sweeper
Kitchen
Table
and
Chairs
-One
Table
Lamn
and
Shade
One
Bleached
Coffee
Table
Or.;-
Dinner
Wagon
and
Tray
One
Trilight
Lamp
One
set
of
Silver
(cutlery)
2
only
Metal
Armv
Cots
One
large
Framed
Minor
1
large
Lino
Ru?
Porch
Curtains,
Living
Room
Drapes,
with
maiquieselle
curtains
Lots
of
Pictures,
Pots
and
Pans
and
Dishes,
etc.
Lawn
Mower
and
Garden
Tools
2
Bed
Springs
and
Mattress.
Other
articles
too
numerous
to
mention.
HtVf,
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ZERO
Cold
Worer
SOAP
For
All
Woollens
!
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
ZZZ223
Hi
list
of
our
garden
products
and
applies
to
our
hush
fruits.
But
then,
we
do
grow
weeds!
If
own
is
not
careful
they
hide
the
cultivated
crops
and
they
can't
be
found
the
crops,
I
mean.
There
Is
usually
work
available
here
for
those
who
are
short
of
means
so
there
would
be
no
particular
reason
why
set-,
tiers
cannot
get
a
grubstake.
Even
the
Public
Works
has
to
I
i;
Men!
Here
is
wliut
you
look
tor
in
shoes
.
.
.
Top
comfort,
quality
and
value!
...
We
have
a
wide
selection
of
business
and
casual
styles.
bring
in
men
to
fill
their
quota
of
qualified
machine
operatives!
If
it's
homes
you
want,
we
have
them
in
the
raw.
W.
N.
GIEGERICH.
Tiell,
Q.C.I.
SAFE
BUYS
1950
Monarch
Sport
Sedan
1950
Ford
Custom
Fo'dor
1950
Chevrolet
Sedan
Al
.('omlilin
Immaculate
throughout
TRUCK
SPECIAL
1950
Ford
Va-ton
Pick-up
,
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
I'ORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Drop
in
Today!
VIEW-MASTER
REELS
Reduced
50c
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Third
Ave.
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MEETS
PUG
Ethel
(Pug
i
Wells,
American
Airlines
stewardess,
was
greeted
by
this
friendly
bulldog
pup
when
she
arrived
In
Toronto.
The
27-year-old
Miss
from
Clarksdale,
Miss.,
achieved
a
molicum
of
fame
when
a
Hollywood
studio
based
a
film
(Three
Guys
Named
Mike)
on
some
of
her
stories
about
life
as
a
stewardess.
Ethel's
friend
here
is
Nugget
My
Valet
II,
though
probably
he
will
be
thought
of
as
Pug
from
now
on.
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PHOTO)
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Fashion
4
Must
Be
Sold.
Phone
GEORGE
J
DAIRYMEN'S
LAMENT
SLYHAM,
Suffolk,
England
(CP)
Dairymen
here
complain
that
housewives
use
empty
milk
bottles
for
shampoos
and
as
rolling
pins
and
vases
Instead
of
Terms:
Cash
or
Cheques
DAWES,
THE
AUCTIONEER
79c
Foot
Wear
J
Red
127.
Green
810
returning
them.