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Prince
Rupert
Daflp
I3cfog
Wednesday,
August
6,
1947
LATEST-IN
WAR
VESSELS
Continued
Irom
Page
One)
to
Esquimau
via
Manila,
SS3f4m
and
Pearl
Ha:'3or.
OHStnally
designed
for
8,000
cus,
displacement
and
to
carry
Bx-lnch
guns
in
triple
mount-
gs,
improvements
and
modifi
cations
to
Ontario
boosted
her
Jnnnn'irn
n
11
KCift
tnn;
orr1
ru
Sauced
her
main
armament
to
three
triple
turrets.
Four
pro-Sfcpellbrs,
driven
by
engines
of
C.CC0
hone
power,
provide
her
ssawlth
peeds
up
io
32
knots.
She
jtffilStwo
separate
power
units,
pgperforwnrd
and
one
aft!
and
pearlies
1,800
tons
of
uel
in
34
:rniirent
tanks.
This
gives
her
Biairarge
cf
6.000
miles
at
cruising
speea.
The
is
5&5
reel
ion-;,
has
a
beam
of
C3
feet
and
a
21
foot
OFFICERS--.,..
OF
VESSEL
Arecentllst
of
aonointmerts
indicated
that
the'following
offi-
cersiwill
take
Ontario
to
sea
as
f'he
jesumfw-her
fuiiy
active
role
IjfTHe
R.ON.
Cantnin.
J.'
a
Iiabard,
D.S.C.
1
&n
Bar.
j
Commander''J.
V.
Brock,
D.S.C.
Vancouver.''
CommandenfaE)
A,
B.
Arnison,
Vancouver
Acting
Commander
(S)
S.
A.
CVunenSk
Ottawa.
Acting
Surgeon
Commander,
O.
W.
Chanman,
Hamilton.
Act'rv?
Oemmander
(L)
H.
L.
Crawford,
FlinPlon,
Man.
Lleutenant-Crmmander
G)
G.
M.
Wadds,
Toronto.
I
'eutena:
nl-Cjoirmander
G.
H.
IleuteriaVtJtkmmander
(E)
J.
Ross.
Dartmouth,
N.S.
Inrtructor
Lieutenant-
Commander
Grc.E.
Gray.
Windsor
z
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t'
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m
11
.
it
.
m
1
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,
.STYLON
DnnS
I
.
.
f,-
the
short,
mU
woman,
slen.ler
legs
amllhighi.
Sizes
Rl4-))4.
2.
STYLON
MIDS
.
.
.
for
average
height
with
average
size
.
Jlegs,
For
short
women
with
larger
leg,,
..for
tall
women
with
slender
leg.
Bj.ll.
''
.
.
f.
4.
STYLON
LONGS
.
.
.
for
the
really
tall
woman,
or
average
-litight
with
sturdy
legs.
'JJ.U.
'
JlF-ALL-lOt'"
MIDS
...
for
the
average
size
woman
who
wants
eijra
slreuJi
above
the
knee.
JlJi-U.
5.
"FIT-ALL-TOI-'
U)XCS
.
.
.
take
care
of
the
tall
woman,
witu
large.
thighs.
9-11.
Al
RUPERT
PEOPLES
Steamer
Service
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
,(
..OCEAN
FALLS
WESTVIEW
,
(Powell
IUver)
tANCOUVER
w
Tbursday'at
11:15
p.m.
To
KETCHIKAN
Wednesday
Midnight
(All
Times
Pacific
Standard)
For
reservations
call
or
write
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices.
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
Esqutmalt.
Electrical
Lieutenant
-
Commander
J.
E.
Home,
Victoria.
Lieutenant
(G)
E.
S.
MacDer-mid,
Saskatoon,
Sask.
Lieutenant
(G)
J.
A.
G..
T.
Haverfield,
Durban,
Natal,
South
Africa.
Lieutenant
E.
P.
Earnshaw,
Ot-j
tawa.
Lieutenant
(TAS)
R.
L.
Ellis,
Halifax.
i
Lieutenant
R.
B.
Harwartf,
Duncan.
B.C.
Lieutenant
IN)
D.
S.
Boy.r
Revehtcke,
B.C.
Lieutenant
(N)
J.
H.
MaeLean,
Vancouver.
Lieutenant
II.
E.
Taylor,
Hamilton.
L'eutenant
M.
W.
Mayor,
Ren-forth.
Kinjrt
Co..
N.B.
Lieutenant
P.
H.
Caylej
Toronto.
Lieutenant
J.
AV.
Hamilton.
Vancouver.
Lieutenant
(E)
G.
H.
Somers,
IlfilMflX.
Lieutenant
(E)
B.
A.
McDonald.,
Bronxville,
N.Y.
lieutenant
E)
J.
I.
Knowles,
North
Vancouver.
Lieutenant
(6)
A.
B.
Rivers,
Stint
John.
NJ5.
Lieutenant
'S
D.
B.
Dixon.
Toronto.
L.'eutennnt
S)
B.
V.
CrosBv.
:HoHurn,
B.C.
Electrical
Lieutenant
D.
Clark.
Montreal.
Ordnance
Lieutenant
F.
S.
Ward
Merriton.
Ont.
Instructor
Lieutenant
R.
D.
CpmDbell,
Winnipeg.
Acting
Sub-Lieutenant
J.
D.
Jellett,
Montreal.
Actir?
Sub-Lieutenant
S.
M.
Kins.
Halifax.
Acting
Sub-Lieutenant
I.
A.
MarPh"i-son,
Hahrax.
Acting
Sub-Lieutenant
J.
S.
Here
are
beautiful
NYLONS
tat'AAlegs
of
course
they're
bu
14AlfSEll
They're
knitted
in
five
proportions
to
give
romfortalilc
ui.hh
ami
slrrtch
at
ALL
poinU
.
.
.
top,
ealf,
ankic,
ami
inMop
.
.
..not
just
Iniffh
alone!
Tliere'g
a
Mocking
in
the
"Fit-All"
Family
j,Ht
right
for
Yuu
...
to
give
you
smooth,
sleek
comfort.
,
the
pat
mini
pucker
miller
the
foot
ttrrtclie
out
when
the
(locking
Uun...
gtiacantml
to
give
a
sniorWipr
fit
over
the
ankle,
un.ler
tlm
heel,
at
the
lak
.
.
.
help
hold
ea,ii
straight.
mm
For
Your
Eating
Pleasure
.....
.
Broadway
Cafe
.
(Formerly
THE
BEST
FOOD
FINEST
COOKING
TOP
SERVICE
Chinese
Dishes
Chow
Mein
Chop
Suey
"TAKE
-
OUT"
ORDERS
ANY
TIME
Hours:
7
A.M.
to
1:30
AM.
opmnsTic
soul
'
!
WINNIPEG,
CF-During
a
re-cent
heat
wave
in
which
the
mercury
hovered
around
the
90
mark
before
hitting
a
seasonal
high
of
65,
a
man
wearing,
a
hevy
winter
parka
with
the
hood
pulled
up,
was
seen
peddling
heme
on
his
bicycle
with
a
cake
of
ice
in
the
carrier.
Prince
Rupert
believes
that
In
addition
to
opening
up
the
hinterland
of
B.C.,
highway
development
will
bring
another
type
of
tcurist
business
to
the
port.
Motorists
may
rirlvi
to
Prince
Rupert
over
the
Sket-na
Highway,
ship
their
cars
to
Haines,
Alaska,
and
drive
over
this
route
to
the
Alaska
Highway.
Hert?.berg,
Toronto.
Commissioned
Gunner
F.
Little,
Victoria.
Commissioned
Engineer
R;
Smith,
Hamilton,
Ont.
Ccmmissioned
Engineer
R.
F
Keen,
Halifax,
NS,
Gunner
(TAS)
G,
W.
Tanner.
Victoria.
Acting
Gunnei
L.
F.
Westfield,
Vancouver.
Acting
Gunner
W.
N.
Hoftnes,
Victoria.
Warrant
Communications
Officer.
R.
Clarke,
Vancouver.
Warrant
Engineer
L.
G.
Copley.
Victoria.
Warrant
(L)
Officer
J.
Fawley,
Fernle.
A:ting
Warrant
(L)
Officer
J.
E.
Insley,
Newcastle-on-Tyne,
England.
Warrant
Radio
Officer
J
G.
Wilkinson.
Salmon
Arm.
Warrant
Shipwright
A.
E.
Andrew.
Halifax,
N.S.
Warrant
Ordnance
Officer
R.
J.
F.
Donnlthorne,
Montreal.
Lieutenant
J.
C.
L.
Annesley,
Toronto.
Warrant
Catering
Officer
J.
M.
Karagianls,
Victoria.
AND
:
t
;
THIS
M
THE
FAMOUS
KAYSH
"FIT-ALL
HEEL"!
STORE
Boston
Cafe)
BANQUET
HALL
FOR
LUNCHEONS,
DINNERS
AND
AFTERNOON
TEAS
.
PHONE
200
GREETINGS
AND
BEST
WISHES
HON.
L
H.
EYRES
I
send
my
cordial
greetings
and
best
wishes
to
the
Annual
Convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia,
and
to
the
delegates
from
Alaska,
whose
presence,!
feel,
besides
imparting
the
International
note
Is
proof
of
the
close
co-operation
and
community
of
Interest
which
exists
between
the
Territory
and
this
Province.
To
those
of
us
who
are
charged
with
the
adminlsratlon
of
public
affairs
these
Conventions
are
extremely
welcome,
as
affording
opportunity
for
the
free
exchange
of
ideas
for
the
hetterment
of
civic
relations,
and
for
discussion
of
the
many
problems
which
present
themselves
in
the
encouragement
and
development
of
trade
and
Industry.
Without
such
free
discussion,
such
airing
of
views
and
Ideas,
and
the
co-operation
which
results
from
this
meeting
together,
stagnation
would
be
difficult
to
avoid.
Indeed,
one
often
wonders
if
our
cities
fully
realize
how
much
they
owe
to
their
Boards
of
Trade
and
Chambers
of
Commerce
for
the
development
and
expansion
which
made
them
cities.
LESLIE
H.
EYRES,
Minister
of
Trade
and
Industry.
Prince
Rupert
enjoys
a
mild
climate
the
year
round.
While
it
is
subject
to
a
fair
amount
of
rain
and
wind,
thi
e
ls
ndl'ex
treme
heat
In
summer
and
no
severe
cold
in
white.
The
port
ammo
A
miction
Sale
WAR
ASSETS
SURPLUS
GOODS
On
Thursday,
Aug.
7,
at
2:30
p.m.
i
at
the
Auction
iiooms,
situated
in
the
old
Evening
Empire
Building.
Under
Instructions
of
the
Owner.
I
will
sell
by
Auction
the
following.
100
Kitchen
Cha.Ts.
15
Chest
of
Drawers.
30
Folding
Tables,
34x72.
20
Large
Wastepaper
Baskets.
10
Garbage
Cans.
10
Benches.
1C
Filing
Cabinets.
4
Office
Desks.
4
Book
Shelves.
10
Benches.
10
Clothes
Racks.
8
Stools.
3
Confidential
Chests
(metal).
1
Cook's
Table.
6
Occasional
Chairs.
6
Small
Office
Cabinets.
8
Ironing
Boards.
6
Wardrobes
and
Cupboards.
2G
Mirrors.
1
Cabinet
Gramaphonc.
1
Floor
Polisher.
3
Tritight
Lamps.
40
Serving
Trays.
1
Buffet.
8
Ash
Stands.
1
Cuspidor.
I
C
Blackboards.
,
G
Paper
Towel
Dispensers.
2
Measuring
Cans.
3
Army
Trunks
10
Tub
Footbaths.
C
Arm
Chairs.
1
Chesterfield.
3
Leather
Chairs.
6
Office
Tables
(oak).
8
Card
Tables.
B
Folding
Chairs.
3
Medicine
Cabinets.
5
Shop-made
Bins.
2
Serving
Wagons.
3
Kitchen
Ranges
with,
wick,
oil
burners..
1
Sunbeam
Shavemaster
Electric
Razor,
and
miscellaneous
articles
too
numerous
to
mention.
Must
Be
Sold
Terms:
Cash
GEORGE
J.
DAWES
THE
AUCTIONEER
Phones:
Bus.,
Green
810
Res,
Red
137
i--
ice
free
the
year
round,
and
although
It
is
farther
north
than
Dutch
Harbor,
the
benefit
of
the
Japanese
Current
is
res-nos'l
frr
a
very
mild
climate
throughout
the
entire
year.
MESSAGE
FROM
MR.
VAUGHAN
TO
ASSOCIATED
nOARDS
OF
TRADE
OF
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Please
accept
and
con
vey
to
fellow
officers
and
delegates
my
sincere
wishes
for
the
success
of
your
convention
at
Prince
Rupert.
Canada
owes
a
great
deal
to
organizations
likn
yours
and
no
small
part
of
the
development
or
Central
and
Northern
British
Columbia
is
due
to
your
efforts.
The
Canadian
National
system
has
done
and
will
conlinue
to
do
its
share
to
promote
the
industrial
progress
of
this
important
and
promising
section
of
Canada.
R.
C.
VAUGHAN,
Radio
Dial
J
CFPR
1240
Kilocycles
I
(Subject
lo
change)
WEDNESDAY
PAt.
4:00
Edmund
HocKrldge
4:16
stock
Quotations
and
Int.
4:30
Especially
For
You
4:45
Just
Imagine
5:00
Strinc
Time
5:30
School
Choir
5:45
ecital,
Edmonton
.6:00
The
Choristers
0:30
Music
by
Rene
6:40
Recorded
Int.
6:45
Interlude
6:50
Fish
Arrivals
and
Int.
r.)
CBC
News
7:15
Wilfred
Eggleston
7:3l
Ross
Pratt
8:00-
The
Nation's
Business
8
15
"Labor
and
Business"
8:30
Invitation
to
Music
CBS
000
Finley
Walker
9
15
Midweek
Review
0
,30
l
jmedy
Theatre
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News
10-
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Nws
1C:
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you
!O:30
Showcase
Blue
Book
NBC
.1:00
Weatner
and
Sign
Off
Ann.
THURSDAY
A.M.
7:30
Musical
Crock
3:00
CBC
News
8:15
Morning
Concert
8:45
Music
for
Moderns
9
1
00
BBC
News
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Little
Concert
9:46
Morning
Meddles
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Art
Van
Damme
Quartette,
NBC
.
10:30
Roundup
Time
10:45--Scandlnavlan
Melodies
11:00
CBR
Presents
li:15
Songs
of
Today
11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Pcrjod
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Easy
Listening
P.M.
12:00
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
CBC
News
12:40
Recorded
Interlude
'.2:45
Ettwi
ami
Albert
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
1:30
Thursday's
Recital
l:45--Co:ranentary
and
A
Life
of
My
Own
2:00
Feature
Concert
Chairman
and
President,
Canadian
National
Railways.
Shll-Ox
...
loaffr
.
.
wiih
lijij.Pr
comfort
and
iilioe
tiling
.
.
.
dcignctl
for
tlic
leisure
liour,
or
informal
wear.
In
ricli,
ofi
plial.lo
full
grain
Icallirr.
Colour
Uriar
Red
and
Cliaco
Tan.
$8.95
and
Up
EXCELLENT
ENTERTAINMENT1,
today
turn-!
clii
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DR.
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THE
OPENING
OF
HIS
OFFICE
FOR
THE
PRACTICE
OF
DENTISTRY
IN
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK.
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765
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124
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AVe.
East
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AND
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all
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and
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of
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woofs.
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Standard
Time)
For
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
p.m.
I'roni
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
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p.m,
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