1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
January
29,
1951
(jet
relating.
Haielton
Mines
Make
Progress
Or.
Mandy
Predicts
Early
Production
on
American
Standard
ANCIENT
ART
Delicate
examples
of
jewelry
art
were
produced
by
the
goldsmiths
of
the
Chaldees
5.000
years
ago.
CLOTHES
PATTERNS
Paper
patterns
for
making
clothes
originated
in
Paris
about
1850.
when
they
were
direct
copies
of
Parl3
models.
I
ELECTRIC
HEATED
HOTBED
IS
NEXT
BEST
TO
GREENHOUSE
Operations
on
the
American
Standard
Mines
1
AA
nrrtnArfv
Heads
Burns
Lake
Board
BURNS
LAKE.
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Burns
Lake
and
District
Board
of
Trade
in
the
high
school
building,
with
J.
S.
Brown
in
the
chair
owing
to
the
absence
of
President
Rudolf
F.
Bourque,
the
season's
activities
were
reviewed
'and
showed
a
year
of
satisfactory
achievement.
In
the
election
of
officers
for
1951,
Charles
W.
Beck
was
elected
president;
T.
Ray
Cul-linane,
vice-president;
Victor
A.
Montaldi,
secretary;
and
Douglas
O.
Boyd,
treasurer.
Liny
0f
the
advantages
of
removed
within
It
to
an
equal
Nine
Mile
Mountnin
n,
L.
Jf
grfinnuue
may
cu-
urpui,
na
tne
came
u
arranged
elton,
have
made
excellent
by
the
amateur
gardener
on
the
bottom
In
loop,
o
that
'
gress
since
thev
commenced
mlfl
franu
tuiLh
hA&k
.
...
J
.
hiu
cuiu
wim
iwui
lull!
win
miunin
-i;,..
wiiuiw
nis
De
evemv
diatr
muted.
n.
1.U
-iV,l,...
,T.
,
ipctnc
npaung
tuuic.
v-uuica
me
supply
wire
ana
cable
are
aDout
the
end
of
September,
according
to
a
progress
report
by
Consulting
Mining
Engineer,
i
ill
rmotfiuis
are
now
obtain-,
both
eonnecttd
to
a
thermostat.'
M.E.,
Ph.
D.
IISUI.l"
v'
.....v..-.,,
,.,,.,MI,a
vllljJtTi
AVUir,
SO
LlliJL
The
definitely
encouraging
results
indicate
that
production
,.
he
able
to
nnti
11.
as
soon
as
the
thermometer
Talk
,irrfiit
used
fur
heating
cie-
to
that
point
heat
is
turned
on.
...Kill
Tno
IHi
I
II
I
lllll
III
Wl
An
luitlluih.
in
n
C
J
.
ATTENTION
Home
Owners
Modernize
Your
Home
"Now
AM.
YOU
KV.V.li.
TO
VHK
OCR
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
FINANCE
PLAN
is
a
(;ooi)
cui:irr
standing
ANY
AMOUNT
ii
to
$20.0
may
he
financed.
Payments
air
due
iiimitltiy,
and
yuu
cau
have
lii
to
'it
iminlhs
l
pay.
,
Oimii
payments
are
nt
necessary.
VALVES
FROZE
It
was
so
eold
when
the
destroyer
Huron
left
Halifax
few
the
Far
fUut
that
the
Navy
band
ashore
found
that
Itf
instruments
froze.
This
Navy
photo
hows
band
members
playing
from
a
warm
bus
on
the
Jetty.
tcp
PliOTOi
AND
PROUD
OF
IT
"Scotch
to
the
baekbont'
Is
Mrs
Isabella
Sharow,
111
year
old,
perhaps
the
oldest
person
In
Canada
W
te
Knwn
In
ha-cphal
in
North
Bay,
Ont.,
with
nurse
June
Burns,
M
y.-ars
her
junior.
'
iC'P
PIHroi
Tlra.;;;.
In
the
abote
0,an
WaS
riKinaliy
u..d
how
early
degrees
the
mln.r
l,l8
neat
is
turned
on,
but
it
heat
is
shut
olf,
und
the
varla-i
,
L
in
Si.
adds
an
importa
tion
between
maximum
mA
tJmt
"
to
the
light
bill.
Ad-
minimum
temperature
is
mud.
"'lrtw.
i"Jmnt
and
ma-T
.
.....
.....
i..
..eh'.nerv
ruiri-Mnrt
nn4
1,-iKlMU.st
4
ri
me
many,
ineie
u
a
,
ies
man
wiin
the
old-fashioned'
.
'
,
.
"
itf
rveii
heat,
whl::h
Is
'method
""u
u
w'
"
"n-Mnnvn
una
man-
1
to
all
plants
and
vita!
!
The
hcitlivr
cahle
i,
..,a..u
J
w,'d
o'x-ration
is
nroeeedino:
with
finos,.
that
chill
easily.
It
covered
with
three
to
four
Inches
'"'
rr,'w
of
10
mon
011
a
two-shift
1.
n
loimer
Krowing
period,
of
soil.
It
is
a
omul
i.ien
in
basis-
Underground
work
eom-
Broadway
Cafe
i
(
the
heat
does
not
become
a
sheet
of
fine
meshed
poultry
,
mrncl
about
the
end
of
No-inihted.
as
does
heat
from
wire
an
Inch
above
th
cable
I
vf'rn')!'"
in
two
laees
No.
3
adit
T
,
.
.1
..!!..
.....
"
,1,-lft
W
....t
1
1
...II
no,
wmcn
sumiiiiiii's
iaii.,
iwiin
soil
between.
Another
urni
mi.
ikiii.
e
the
outside
temperature
method
Is
to
grow
plants
m'
crosscut
and
drift
on
No.
J
vein.
VarKHis
Improvements
which
can
bo
financed
under
this
Plan
are
as
follows:
Attic
looms,
adding
rooms,
re-roofing,
new
flooring,
modernizing
kitchens,
bathroom;
making
basement
rooms,
etc.
frame
is
constructed
in
the
Best
Food
Burns
Lake
Burns
Night
BURNS
LAKE.
The
Burns
Lake
fclks
Lodt-e
staged
a
"Hubble
Burns"
concert
and
dance
at
the
Community
Hall
on
the
night
of
the
anniversary
of
the
birthday
of
the
Immortal
Bard.
Piper
Peter
Burtt
piped
in
the
haggis,
borne
aloft
by
Robert
Homewood,
both
In
full
High-1
land
costume.
The
Ramblers
Orchestra
contributed
splendid
music
for
the
dancers
with
Mrs.
Margaret
Howell
as
accompanist
for
the
singing
of
Robert
Homewood
in
his
rendering
of
'
My
Heart
Is
at
Loch
Lomond."
He
responded
to
an
encore
with
"Annie
Laurie."
J.
S.
Brown
sang
"A
Wee
Doch
an'
Doris"
and
responded
to
applause
with
"Roamin'
in
the
Gloamin,.
"
He
also
recited
"The
Ode
to
the
Haggis,"
followed
by
Waller
Wilson
with
the
"Selkirk
Grace."
pattern
as
used
for
both
bids
and
cold
Irames,
but
is
no
need
to
prepare
a
pit
such
as
is
necessary
flats,
which
are
placed
on
a
Tn
report
continues:
grating
Just
above
the
heating
Tne
results
of
this
work
are
cable,
which
is
not
buried
In
definitely
encouraging
with
No.
soil,
and
thus
is
always
open
to
3
veln
allowing
good
strength
and
Inspection.
To
improve
insula-
mineralization
across
a
wklth.of
lion
..and
redu;e
current
con-
l
foot
at
the
face,
133
feet
from
sumption,
the
frame
should
be
portal,
and
No.
1
adit
Inter-banked
with
cinders,
which
are
sccting
No.
1
vein
showing
a
covered
with
soil,
to
within
a
width
of2
feet
at
56
feet
from
the
few
inches
of
the
top.
j
portal.
'The
drifts
on
No.
1
and
Fines
lest
Cooking
In
manure
is
useu
to
supply
Credit
can
be
arranged
very
easily
by
simply
calling
in
at
'our
of
fee
arid
filling
out
the
special
application
form
we
have.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
651
.
MiMltKI".
ttUH.IMNG
Sl'I'PI.IKS
COAL
J
Ilors:
7
a.m.
to
a
m.
For
toke
home
orders
Phone
200
,c
frame
Is
sunk
in
the
id
about
six
Inches.
Soil
is
r
no
3
vein?
are
proceeding.
The
second
level
workings
off
No
4
shaft,
at
a
depth
of
about
170
feet
from
the
surface,
have
beer
made
accessible
for
exam-
vie
centre
-
'"i-
Ul
j
lllllllllj
,
,
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Hollywood
Cafe
egai
Krinters
ed
By
Many
re
were
5532
events
attend-214,447
persons
in
Prince
t'
Civic
Centre
during
th
155!)
as
compered
with
8534
;
and
attendance
of
216,5i3
inntUm.
At
this
horizon
No.
4
vein
shows
very
encouraging
strength,
widtfh
and
mineralization
with
galena,
zinchlende
and
,
ome
grey
copper.
It
ig
now
practically
eertuln
that
the
oie-shoot
''id
irated
in
this
vein
between
the
first
veve
an
surface
at
No.
Phone
24
222
Second
Ave.
Cold
Weather
Halts
Herring
Fishing
Week-end
.Shipping
During
the
supper
intermission,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Munroe
of
Decker
Lake
showed
an
appreciative
audience
how
the
Highland
schottische
should
be
danced
to
the
musie
of
Piper
Burtt
and
the
piano
accordion
of
Mr.
Witt.
We
Specialize
in
DISHES
49,
aiiurdimr
to
the
anrvuai
4
shaft,
continues
with
increased
W
ALLACE
ical
report.
re
wi
.c
1758
events
tiurhi
;
;ir
in
he
gymnasium
witil
attendance
of
65,34
while
uditurium
had
282
events
atiiiMlaive
asgreatlni
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Want
Ads.
Sure
Results!
lur
OuLsMle
Orders
I'llONK
I
Si
Ifcrrlng
fishing
in
Klklklt
J
(erenRth.
width
and
mineral!
w-iSound
was
at
a
standstill
over
lion
Urn.
and
below
the
2nd
level,
the
week-end
because
of
ex-(This
will
more
than
double
the
treme
cold.
Nets
were
frozen
I
ore-shoot
tonnage
estimated
m
and
Just
about
Impossible
to!
this
Vein
during
mv
examina-handlf.
The
45
seirars
in
the
tt
Ions
in
September
1950.
Samp,
area
were
planning
to
start
work
ling
and
matin
of
the
entire
again
today
if
weather
permh-'
No
4
shaft
winkings
Is
proceed-til.
There
still
remains
nearly
Inc.
4000
tons
of
the
40.000-ton
niH)la!
No.
1
win
shaft-workinir
(No
Pharmacy
OIT.N
FROM
7:3
PJrt.
t
J:30
A.M.
i
in--
au:l
craft
room
had
vents
with
attondaiH'e
of
Fast
Relfef
fot
RHEUMATIC
PAIN
Dull
uriiM
tchM-
iliMt
itebbnf
fm
Mrt
iinU
uni
mukIm,
m
hm
fuickfty
nlinwl
by
Twafiletan't
T-R-C't.
Many
sui-foreri
mt
iMuin
ttUti
in
24
hoars.
Tak
T-H
t'fc
lii.,
(t
lh
rati)
rm
ka
lac
lawti
Ail
aVii(uU,
We
ana
U2i.
Iketball
had
38
participant'
i
fllr
itral
sub-district.
1
1
and
No
2
shafts)
have
also
been
FISHERMEN...
entered
and
examined
bv
th
II
c
Jiiipari
d
with
i89
l'i
Kailniihton
had
245
pai'-
The
oil
tanker.
Imperial
N
I1IT1II.
nillNilP'plrWr.
Tn
I
ljci
wriflllnrrk:
t
P
H
O
N
mts
cumpared
with
280.
Capt.
O.
D.
Marshall,
arrived
111
I
a
strong
wlfU
anrt
well
mlneral-
e
ere
nv
parucipanw
i.i
i
port
early
this
morning
v,ith
,
ized
structure
Is
reported
in
No.
pc
compared
with
437.
I
petroleum
products
for
the
h:-X
vein
that
more
than
sustains
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
SUNDAYS:
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
the
8iirfa"e
showings
and
strongly
indicates
the
occurrence
of
an
t
activities
drew
330
per-,
perlal
Oil
Company
here.
s
against
221.
I
ial
;-ouns
square
danc-
i
Union
steamer
Camasun.
Cant
important
ore-shoot
in
the
No.
1
mihony
orchestra,
band,
I
Wiliam
McCombe,
arrived
In
po-;:and
No.
3
shaft
area
No.
1
ftrilt
For
complete
overhaul
of
your
High
Speed
Gasoline
Engines,
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
have
the
trained
mechanics
and
specialized'
equipment
to
perform
this
work
for
you
,
.
.
efficiently
and
economically.
"
To
avoid
delay
this
spring
when
the
niih
is
on,
let
us
have
that
job
now.
Theaue,
camera
club,
film''
from
Vancouver
and
wav-
drift
on
No
1
win
wlM
enle
this
itige
Cubhad
403
partic-
points
and
sailed
at
11
p.m.
forarea
at
a
depth
of
115
feet
below
See
I's
For
Tour
BABIES'
SHOES
Wee
Softies
Felt
tShoes
Jumping
Jacks
Blue
810
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
;the
stork
shoppe
compared
with
;nnce
rm
ana
Stewart
whence
.the
collar.
tv-nme
persons
made
use
she
will
retu-n
here
tomorrow
morning
to
sail
south
at
noon.
i
Civic
Centre
building
fac-
if
lii;
Idunnt
1950.
SIXTH
STUEET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
The
work
on
the
American
Standard
property
is
being
conducted
under
the
local
management
of
Lisle
B.
Gatenby,
P.
Eng.
r
j
Also
In
port
Sunday
afternoon
was
the
steamer
Chilcotln
Cent.
Harry
McLean,
which
retimed
to
port
at
1:30
from
south
Queei
Charlotte
Island
rolnts
and
'il-
Rupert
Motors
Limited
ieml
of
Mrs.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRINO
RESULT).
Edmonton's
building
boom
ied
8
fo-
Vancouver
anil
at
p.m.
renrheri
n
rwnrH
nf
npni-i
4
by
Thursday
wayports.
j
500,000
in
1050,
or
$6,000,000
high-
,
"
,
'er
than
1949.
Disembark
ne
here
from
Van-
ngements
are
tx-ing
made
couver
aboard
the
steamer
Cam-
LUNI
INUING
OUR
Johnny
Sims,
who
has
been
coming
inursday
alter-
nsurt
vesteidav
afternoon
-were
'nr
the
funeral
of
the
late
ie
Harlan
Kilby
'who
pas-
E.
"
a
souihern
run
with
union
W.
H.
and
E.
Anderson.
Rvid,
O
Candy,
R.
Reid.
J.
Kates.
H.
steamships
for
the
jastr
few
Friedman.
J.
Galloway.
Mrs.
months,
Is
now
on
the
steamer
SPECIALS!!
iy
.suddenly
last
Friday
at
Koch.
G.
S.
Stevens
and
Mr.
and
cn.rv.uri,
.n
Mrs.
Faulkner.
For
a
while
last
year,
he
was
a
nicmlwr
of
the
Daily
News
stuff.
me
at
Cow
Bay.
,
Kilby
had
been
a
resident
ice
Kiipert
since
1924
and
en
engaged
in
the
halv-'K
business.
She
was
well
linlor
steamer
Chilcolln,
Capt.
II.
E.
M"I,ean.
returned
yester-
in
Hie
district.
Is
far
us
rliiu
from
the
sonl.ht.
Oneen
Char-
"Ladies'
Slippers
51.95
('
and
ha(
many
frindj
lotto
Ihlaiid
run.
It
was
a
pleas-
ill
regret
her
missing.
She
ant
trln
this
week-end
compared
'fid
the
summer
for
sev-
with
riding
out
the
gales
on
the
:irs
c:i
her
farm
al
Remo.
north
Queen
Charlottes
run
a
Md
was
born
In
Roumiu
wppk
nK-
Rlle
s!Ulod
for
Van"
't
came
to
Canada
at
the
"ver
at
8
p.m.
Bottles
represent
money
n
your
basement.
For
the
balance
of
this
month
only,
we
will
help
convert
them
into
cash.
Phone
13
2,
and
our
truck
will
call
for
quantities
of
not
less
than
1
dozen
Coke
and
North
Star
Brand.
North
Star
Bottling
Works
one
ear
with
her
parents
'fd
in
Winnipeg
until
she
venteen
years
of
age
when
e
to
British
Columbia.
1(,aves
to
mourn
her
nas-
"
husband
and
two
niece3
FRAMES!
FRAMES!
Come
In
and
choose
one
for
that
Christmas
Photo.
We
carry
a
large
line
f
ITp-To-Date
MHuldingn
WRATHALL'S
IMioto
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
n-
K.
i
Iris
i
Nelson
and
'ed
(Mary)
Green
and
also
"w.
Roy
Boychuk,
all
or
Rupert.
There
are
also
''tliers,
a
sister
and
nieces
Phews
in
Winnipeg;
one
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and
nieces
and
nephew
united
States
and
a
niece
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SPECIALS!!
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Odd
Lines
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Crepes
3.95
.
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On
Overshoes
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or
Brown
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SORRY!!
NO
"HEEL-HUGGERS"
"WINGS"
or
RUBBERS
"Come
On
In
!
Men's
Dress
We've
just
put
the
kettle
on
for
tea
(Vo
Take
a
few
minutes
out
tor
refreshing
afternoon
tea.
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resume
your
task
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relaxed
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it
every
alternoon
at
home
o
in
am
restaurant.
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on
quality
shoes
for
mom.
for
'dad,
for
the
kids.
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now
at
our
faiant
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wide
Sale!
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tomorrow
we
still
have
a
nice
group
of
shoes
from"
which
to
make
your
choice!
poi
,
'
wearable
styles.
Not
all
styles
in
all
sizes
however.
So
come
early
for
best
selection
All
sales
final.
No
refunds
or
exchanges
AFTERNOON
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