...
nAiiriti
IfAK
nuu
jinu
6REEMEHT
0
BE
'
tr,.,
iKj.
I
rjruut
hous?-?
m
r
mice
Kupert
tht..
tenant
movea
a
step
p
.:i
uutnonzen
mayor
m-MmiiI
City
tferk'H.D.Thain
eiue
pegouatrons
wtn
M.
i't
"aee
ariti-'llousing
1
Cor-,mimn
for
the
signing
of
a
-xt
agreement
which
the
ve-
rown
-Diivpany
requires
oerore
,vi-.!U'.
the
houses
for
sale.
Te
new
agreement,
which
oulii
?t
"nee
ine
piesem
con-
rt
between
tne
city
ana
ihe
orpuiutiun.
was
ance'pted
terita-
yeiy
iiv
the
aiorrmen
with
fi
U
....
U
-
J
,11101
CIKUISCV
uiii
wicjr
iuu
m,,M
tu
exclude
the
Rushbro'6'k
rcii
subdivisions
from
the
,ov.
,:s
wmcnwouia
aiiow
ior
,e'.ae
of
the
houses.
Pe
,
.
II.
Back,
Central
'Mort-
c
-.iiid
IIoihir.'B
representative,
jlO
rtcull
wiui
kuuiecu
uururg
,
.munt
in
expressing
the
cor-
..
--......1
i
irfrt.nf
ln4
n
nr"'L!'0IJ
a
rtlU3Ul
I.U
uuiciciiuuir
'uei
tne
vanoussuDaivisions
up
matter
nf
sale
policy
In
mtiu-
by
councllthat
he
try
to
l
.:,
.r
the
city
a
lercer
oi
un-
.
-tridlnc:
that
the
houses
on
jibiodk
Heights
-would
riot
be
(l
.::dlscrlmlnately
to
a
few
'h-
-MsAs.
C
U!u:il
wasKeiltant
In
accept
:m.:tt
feared
that
it
would
iiiiw
che
sale
of
houses
in
that
lM:it.
to
a
small
number
of
,
ui:
und
thus
cause
the
city
(,m.
italn
utility
iervices'there
.:
a
i.
h
cost.
The
letter
of
understanding,
committment
in
'th'e
,:.
.!
nut
a
u
:
would
be
a
-policy
guide
:.
it
was
felt
the
corpora-wjuld
abide
by.
Tht-
vote
to
empower
the
may-3
r.ltv
clerk
to
"enter
riego-with
Central
Mortgage
;
Housing
is.
In
effect,
tenta-.
ut
'jeptanrB
of
the
agreement
which
will
probably
be
med
in
the
near
future.
So
tv-wpvor.
nelthey
the-mayor
o
city
clerk
"hdve
'been
:m-,;
-cd
o
sign
the
document.
r
anr-.t
voted
fix-to-one
to
en-
negotiations.
Alderman
Gc
Casey
was
the
only
ais-
dijerman
Casey
based
his
on
an
argument
that
the
r
ad
Street
School,
which
C
--a
Mortgage
and
Housing
r'en
'o
offer
to
the
city
for
12
-;,nt
cf
its
construction
cost.
v
;
1
be
turned
over
for
a
nom-
jm.
.oca
11
0
not
want,
to
sell
a
further
'
later
I
T
r
I
CS
T
r
LOOK-
KLAN;
i
'
-k
M
b
o
a
w
e.
i
iNevys
k
July
1st
Dance-Civic
Centfe.
!"
Baseball
tonight,
Roosevelt.
I'Pafk.
Moose
versus
Savoy,
7:15.i
Tars.
Mr.
J.
t
n
a.
r,..
aarrett
n
'ad
tJ
(daugh-l
,
a49)
'
l-J
1V
,,.,VV
Rupert
for
Vancouver
-where
they
'will
'spend
the
holiday
Reason.
Sani'tewls.-'lvtoO'se
Lodge
"is
'a
visitor
In
'trie
citv
frnm
"Vati'co'iiver
bn
official
"business.
financial
Imposition
on
the
city,"
Alderman
Casy
declared.
"If
IKey'wfll
turn
the
KcHbbl
over
to
us
'frratutlloilfclv.
I
Hwrmlrt
vntp
Tor
the
agreement.
;TheJ$47,bl)0
wnicn
the
school
Is
worth
would
be
'the
feirrie
tts
giving
trie
city
v?,ujv
iui
wic
iival
live
yciiia
which
would
-be
'about
the
cost
of
malntalniha:
the
wartime
housing
utility
services
for
that
period."
"Earlier
in
the
discussions,
Alderman
Youngs
'Urged
that
the'
city
remain
"firm
ou
the
following
alternatives:
1.
'That
Central
'Hoiixlftff
nnd
'Mortgage
"agree
not
to
sell
any
or
the
wartime
houses
lnthe
Rushbrbok
Heights
subdivision.
2.
That,
if
they
are
Wot
'sold,
fKe
cbrnoratlon
eufirant..
tn
lei(ve
the
houses'
on
their
loca-1
lions.
j
3.
That.
If
they
are
removed,
the1
corpora
tionUndertake
topav
Ihe
city
the
$24
or
$30'fdepend-1nj
bn
'the
size
of
the
house)
which
the
corporation
would
normallv'nav
nnftiialivns
taxes
,he
agreement
because
the
if
'the
'houses
remained
stand
mg.
Since
Mr.
Back
would
rigree
to
none
of
thefse,
the
'council
then
sought,
and
'received,
his
assent
to
try
andbtaln
aletler
of
understanding
'from
'his
superiors
that,
fhpv'wm
"rnHpnv'rmr
to
re-
ktflct
'sales
;to'
olher
-places
than
Rushbrnok
-Heights
unless
It
be
to
somegroup"Vh'lch
would
take
a
sufficient
numbtr
tf
houses
for
f
esldential
parpbses
to
Justl-fy-maintenance
of
utilities
there.
Conhcll
also
passed
a
motion
asking
Central
Mortgage
and
Honslne
for
an
undertaWnk
re-
ardlhc
the
sale
of
Conrad
Street
School,
which
the
corporation
built
at
a
cost
of
$47,000,
ana
which
Mr.
Back
said
would
be
sold
to
the
city
for
$6,500.
City
Clerk
Thaln
said
that
It
is
likely
that
the
actual
cost
to
the
city
will
be
about
$2,500.
since
It
is
probable
that
the
provincial
Department
of
Edu
cation
will
pay
half
the
price,
and
that
some
of
the
cost
would
also
be
drawn
from
school
district
taxation.
If
the
new
agreement
is
signed,
It
will
come
into
effect
January
1,
1948,
and
expire
five
years
Tonlnhfs
train,
due
from
the,
East
at
11:145
daylight
time,
was,
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
"
Regular
meeting
of
the
'LB.
E.W.
postponed
from
July
1
to'
July
7
because
of
Dominion
Day
'152)
H.
O.
Perry
is
arriving
in
the
city
on
tonight's
train
from
Prince
George
on
one
of
his
periodical
business
visits
here.
Miss
'Edna
Wallace
is
leaving
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tonight
to
spend
summer
-vacation
"with
her
sister,
Mrs.
K.
Slater,
at
Ocean
Falls.
"
All
tennis
players
interested
invited
to
attend
meeting
at
Canadian
National
Tennis
Clubhouse,
7
p.m
Thursday,
June
26.
49)
C.
"A.
Kellett
left
by
car
this
morning
on
'one
of
his
periodical
tribs
as
far
into
the
interior
as
j
Vanderhoof
on
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd.
business.
O
To
all
our
friends
In
Prince
Rupert.
When
you
are
in
Ter
race,
eat
at
Phil's
Ca'IJe
(formerly
'Skeena
Cafe).
Your
patronage
appreciated
by
M.
J.
Saunders.
tf52)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richard
L.
Neu-berger,
who
have
been
spending
the
past
week
in
Ketchikan
in
the
course
of
Mr.
Neiiberger's
tour
of
'this
part
of
the
coast
to
obtain
material
for
a
Saturday
Evenlne-Tost
-artlclei-will-be
in
the
city
again
tonight
going
through
to
their
home
In
Port
land.
Mrs.
F.
R.
Jancowski
arrives
In
the
city
on
the
'Princess
Ade
laide
Monday
evening
from
Victoria
to
visit
with
her
son
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
and
'Mfs.
p.
l.
Jancowski,
1311
Overlook
Rt.
and
her
daughter
and
son-
in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Halgh,
2230
'AtUn
Avenue
man
will
be
marking
examination
papers
at
Victoria
for
the
tback'here
In
aboura
morrtn.-Bivv'
time.
Mrs.
Hyndman
and
lam-lly
will
spend
the
summer
at
White
Rock.
Elio's
Furnlturu
Store
will
be
closed
from
June
16
to
July
12.
(J9)
1
I
rmmtfi
Dm.
I
DtDli?
:rritf'OtD
Room
I
H.tu'MHtlM-
lop
JjiMIIji
.
-SlC
OND
F
LOOCL
PLA
r
red
brick
has
for
long
been
a
favorite
.u
clapboard
unrri
.
In
n
commnat
combination
n
with
THE
DAWSON-Whi
e
device
of
architects
o
achieve
styl
s
the
1
g
d
fayorltes
nave
been
combined
favorite
of
home
builders.
In
The
for
D
a";
th
ment
;Wi
The
he
pern
fect,y
y
SqUare
house
has
the
least
in
a
design
that
leaves
little
room
amount
of
walls
and
roof
per
qua
e
foot
fj
Q
approximate
the
perfect
square
m
26
ttet
by
N?"1
The
Dawson,
that
rambling
plans.
too
heavy,
boxy
appearance
and
yet
retains
Its
pleasing
J'cs
The
Dawson
characteizes
so
many
small,
tw0,yaUfjt
lot
sonie
some
llving
living
room
windows
may
face
the
south-has
almost
any
been
so
designed
that
on
arrangement
of
f
I
Ung
m
r
The
room
em
winter
sun.
It
has
the
added
idvan
age
J
iarge
is
ideal.
Either
"front"
"
eS
I
real
dining
room
and
eating
space
In
ft
turyVS
oSavator,
Large
bedrooms,
plenty
of
closets
and
room
of
;he
Tecond
floor.
'Wlhspots
space
for
an
extra
lavatory
are
ROYAL
FAMILY
HAS
FIRST
AFTERNOON
PARTY
King
George
VI,
wearing
the
uniform
of
Admiral
of
the
Fleet,
with
Princess
Elizabeth,
who
was
in
bright
pink,
stops
to
chat
with
some
of
the
guests
attending
the
presentation
party
at
Buckingham
Palace
recently..
Mr!
and
Mrs.
J,
T.
Harvey
and
f
amtiv
leif
bv
car
this
morning
for
Lake
Kathlyn
where
resid
ence
wiw
be
opened
for
the
summer.
'Mr.
Harvey
will
return
to
the
city
on
Tuesday
of
next
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
L.
H.
Pierce
and
Mr.
'and
Mrs.
C.
G.
Churchill,
who
drove
here
from
California
over
the
highway,
sailed
for
Vancouver
on
the
Coqu'ltlam
Tuesday
afternoon,
taking
their
car
with
them.
Father
Thomas
Lynch,
O.M.L,
of
Vancouver,
after
spending
a
few
weeks.
in
the
city,
sailed
by
the
Cooulilam
Tuesday
after
noon
on
his
return
south.
A
letter,
without
'bearing
ihe
name
of
the
person
'for
whom
was
intended,
managed
to
find
and'Mrs.
E.E.
School
inspector
xiiojjci,i,ui
lit.
its
,,,
"from
from
Scotland
Krntlanri
to
to
Prince
Prince
Hyndman
and
family
are
sailing
on
the
Catala
tomorrow
afternoon
for
the
south,
Mr.
Hynd
way
Rupert,
without
thel?ast
slip
or
delay.
The'
letter
was
safely
re
ceived
by
the
address".
The
only
direction
it
gave
was
the
num
NORTHERN
TIP
John
O'Groats
is
the
point
farthest
north
lb."
Great
Britain,
Announcerneiits
All
aovcrnseinn
m
mia
corumn
wUl
be
cbar?eT
for
.a
lull
month
at
25c
word.
C.N.R.A.
Excursion
to
Terrace
July
1.
S.O.N.
meeting
Thurs.,
July
3.
Rebekah
Bazaar.
Oct.
30.
(1G6)
Baptist
Sale.
Nov.-6.
1
Shorter
Job
for
Oulck-cleanslng
Jovex
molei
toilets
shine.
Disinfects,
deodorizes
ond
whitens,
all
In
one
efficient,
labor-saving
action.
AT
YOUR
DIAUR'S
777n
ww
1947.
JlV
A
.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN;
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
OLAP
OUSE,
DECEASED,
TfcTlTW
DANISH
CURRENCY
The
monetraynnit
InDenmark
is
the
Krone,
'with
an
average
value
of
20
cents
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
ot
His
Honour
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
on
the
16th
day
ol
June.
AD.
1947
my
appointment
aa
Executrix
of
the
estate
of
Olaf
Ouse,
deceased,
was
'
4
"
-
All
parties
navmg
i
the"
said
estate
are
hereby
reqirt?ul
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
tne
aisi
any
July.
A.D.
1947,
after
which
claims
.n-j
k.
noiH
mithnut
reference
to
any
claims
of
which
I
then
had
no
Jmowieage.
j
.11
mriiu
inHht.eri
to
the
es
tate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
6f
their
Indebtedness
forthwith.
DATED
this
24th
day
OI
junt.
nu.
JESsiE
KELMAN
MURRAY,
Executrix
of
the
estate
of
Olaf
Ouse,.
co
Brown
&
Harvey.
Barristers
and
Solicitors,
,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
LEGION
LADIES'
TEA
AND
SALE
Attractive
At
fair'at
Home
of
Mrs.
Charles
Anderson
Vases
of
blue
Iris
and
pink
daisies,
flanked
by
candles
dominated
the
pourer's
table
at
the
tea,
sponsored
by
the
Canadian
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary
in
the
i
of
Mrs.
Charles
Anderson,
TEA
S
219
Second
Avenue.
'Wednesday
afternoon.
The
well-attended
function
was
the
final
one
of
Its
'kind
for
the
auxiliary
during
the
current
season.
Receiving
the
guests
was
Mrs.
1
J.
S.
Black,
Auxiliary'
president,
I
decided
Vtv
t.hfi
hostess.
Pourers
WeTe
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays.
Mrs
W
1
narltek
and
Mrs
T.
Boulter
sr
Serving
were
Mrs
C.
E.
Twaltes,
!
Mrs.
G.
aillls,
Mrs.
W.
Murdoch
I
.nd
Mrs.
Bryant.
i
in
eharee
of
the
home
cooking
i
ttiMp
which
was
cne
of
the
nTTular.
features
of
the
tea
and
sale,
were
Mrs.
'W.
J.
Llneham
and
Mrs.
William
'Morrow.
The
?ewing
table
was
attended
by
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanley
and
the
rar-fles
were
directed
by
Mrs.
J.'Yal-
loway.
Preparihg
the
refreshments
were
Mrs.
Vern
Deane,
Mrs.
J.
Wallace
and
Mrs.
Barker.
Mrs.
G.
R.
Fresrnan
was
cashier.
Raffle
winners
were:
Cake,
Mrs,
J!
Taylor.
Buffet
Set,
Mrs.
George
Howe.
Six
potfnds
-sugar
Mrs.
W.
J.
tineham.
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I
hereby
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Thursday,
August
21st,
a
Civic
Holiday
to
commemorate
the
Annual
Port
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E.
ARNOLD,
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'2nd
and
Park
Avenue
Established
1910
Phones
60
and
68
COMPANION
PRODUCTS
Shaving
Cream
00(
Hair
Tonic
$1100
Creme-Oil
Hair
v
PHONES
116
and
117
Courtesy
and
Service
$12.25
SWITCH
McLITE
says:
"Good
Wiring
Is
Good
Insurance"
FOR
...
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
HOUSE
WIRING
arid
REPAIRS
RADIO
and
APPLIANCE
"SERVICE
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
3
li
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
PHONE
644
BOX
1321
AND
ENLARGING
We
have
Argus
35
M
M
Cameras,
Kodak:
Medalist
11,'
35
MM
Projecfors,
Amateur
Enlargers
and
'.a
complete,
line
of
photographic
supplies.
W
R
ATH
ALL'S
Photo
Finishing
Box
478
Prince
"Rupert,
B.C,
Dressing
m.
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75'
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After-Shave
Talc
-10
Look
In
th
mirror
aad
the
flow
..
,
Colonial
Club
Lotion
brouht
to
your
Deodorant
UUP
.kin.
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McCUTCHEON
PHARMACY
(E.
C.
Wallace,
Manager)
Third
Avenue
at
Sixth
Street
PHONE
7
It's
good
business
to
'keep
youjrcoal
bin
full!
'
You
get
speediest
possible
delivery
of
your
favorite
brands
of
coal
from
us.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
FUtiL
AND
BUILDING
MATERIALS
FAMOUS
RUPERT
BRAND
fish
Products
Produced
and
Processed
by
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
PRINCE
RUPERT
Company
Limited
BRITISH
COLUMBIA