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BLONDIE
Prince
Rupert
Daflp
T3cas
Tuesday,
June
10,
1947
ODOOOOODDCKiaDCKIiKJCHJaOCKIO
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
OoaaooaocMnaaDooDoooooooa
Carrying
105
passengers,
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Princess
Koran,
Capt.
.Graham
O.
Hughes
clocked
at
9:30
Monday
morn
-in?
cn
her
second
northern
voyage
of
the
season.
Fifty
-seven
of
her
passengers
were
round-trippers,
while
the
balance
were
en
route
for
Akuska,
northern
British
Columbia
and
YukuJi
points.
STUDENTS
DIG
COAL
LONDON
Oj
Undergraduates
from
various
universities
throughout
Britain
will
voluntarily
work
in
coal
mines
this
summer.
The
national
coal
board
Is
arranging
initial
training
at
government
schools
for
the
volunteers
who
will
spend
two
or
three
months
in
the
pits.
CANADA'S
GIFT"FROM
THE
NETHERLANDS-
-A
gift
from
the
Netherlands
government
to
the
Canadian
People,
more
than
6,000
ornamental
trees
and
shrubs
have
reached
Niagara
Falls,
Ont.
for
planting
an
a
Netherlands
memorial
garden
in
Queen
Victoria
Park,
overlooking
the
Canadian
Horseshoe
Falls.
The
shipment
is
one
of
Canada's
largest
single
horticultural
Importations,
and
was
transported
to
Niagara
Falls
in
four
railway
cars
after
a
four-thousand-mile
ship
and
train
journey.
WALLACE'S
POST
OFFICE
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it
Mn
Krai
at
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LOVELY
SUMMER
FLOWERS
CAN
BE
GROWN
FROM
BULBS
Summer
flowering
bulbs,
some
of
which
were
not
obtainable
during
the
war,
are
again
available
to
contribute
interesting
flowers
to
the
garden
border,
and
cut
flowers
for
home
decoration.
i
Montbretias,
cousins
of
the
gladiolus
and
in
a
way
resembling
a
miniature
of
that
-plant,
have
spikes
of
orange,
yellow
and
scarlet
flowers.
The
newer
named
varieties
are
double
the
size
of
the
old
timers
They
show
rapid
increase
and
a
few
bulbs
will
give
a
fine
stock
for
another
year.
The
three-cornered
blooms
of
the
tigridia
or
tiger
flower
in
brilliant
red,
yellow
or
white
with
striking
spots
in
the
cen
tre
of
the
flower
always
attract
t
attention
with
their
dazzling
display.
They-
are
an
easily
erown
bulb
that
will
Drovide
mer.
Everybody
Else
Does
.
.
.
The
Beauty
Lift
That
Lasts
By
GOTHIC
Gothic
brassieres
are
especially
designed
to
(1)
Lift,
(2)
Mold,
(3)
Hold,
and
(4)
Correct,
The
central
reflex
insert
gives
automatic
adjustment
of
the
brassiere
with
etery
movement
of
the
body.
SIZES
30
THRU
42
ALL
PRICES
I'reshrunk,
Gothic
brassieres
are
washable
and
hold
their
shape
permanently.
Made
in
varied
bust
depth:
Junior,
Medium
and
Full.
Prices
$1.00,
1.25,"
1.30
to
2.25
Also
By
Gothic
...
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Prop.
Phone
37
T.O.
Box
541
ERASER
STREET
Prince
Rupert
WE
HAVE
OBTAINED
THE
AGENCY
FOR
II.
C.
LITTLE
VAPORIZING
TYPE
CIRCULATING
HEATERS
AND
OIL
BURNERS
ON
HAND
ARE
IDEAL
FOR
YOUR
HOME
SAANICH
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
P.O.
Box
1158
(Station
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tr.
much
beauty
during
the
sum-
r'jKy
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MOMT5BETIA.
J
The
summer
hyacinth
with
its
j
huge
spike
of
drooping
white
is
not
a
daffodil
at
all
but
is
a
!
wnite
U1ylike
bloom
with
a
bells,
catalogued
as
hyacinthus
candicans,
is
another
striking
ereen
trimmed
cup
in
the
centre
subject
of
very
easy
culture
that
will
always
attract
attention
and
serve
as
a
focal
point.
Another
is
the
Peruvian
daffodil,
Ismene
calathina.
It
really
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DEPARTMENT
STORE
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Your
Figure!
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cf
the
flower,
the
stalk
bearing
the
cluster
of
big
snowy
blooms
coming
from
an
ornamental
fountain
of
strap-shaped
foliage
that
Is
attractive
when
the
plant
is
not
in
bloom.
The
little
fairv
lilies
that
send
g
j
up
6
to
8-inch
stems
bearing
n
iro.se
and
white
blooms
can
be
planted
in
clumps
and
furnish
a
beautiful
display
all
summer.
These
in
the
catalogue
arc
sephyranthes,
relatives
of
the
amaryllis.
For
the
finest
and
most
powerful
fragrance
a
few
bulbs
of
the
old
favorite
tuberose
shguld
be
planted
for
autumn
bloom.
This
is
an
easily
grown
bulb
that
Is
always
admired
and
loved
for
its
odor.
The
gorgeous
tuberous
begonias
are
fine
subjects
for
a
sheltered
shady
corner
that
you
jj
j
can
keep
well
watered.
They
j
give
an
astonishing
display.
They
j
are
even
finer
for
pots
or
boxes
g
;
on
a
porch
but
they
can't
stand
B
hot
sun.
They
come
In
both
double
and
single
forms.
Ancient
Maps
Show
i
Countryside
Change
CHELMSFORD,
2ng.,
R
The
B
:
r
hanging
face
ef
the
Essex
coun-"tryside,
frcm
the
days
ol
Queen
Elizabeth
to
Queen
Victoria
is
flicwn
in
an
exhibition
of
Essex
maps
darting
from
1566
to
1860
cpened
here
by
Lord
Greene,
master
of
the
rolls.
One
section
contains
200
estate
maps,
many
ci
thtsn
the
work
of
John
Walker
and
his
son
who
between
1585
and
1C16
made
for
Essex
landowners
maps
and
surveys
of
accuracy
and
beauty.
Various
enclosure
maps
show
how
commons
and
village
greens
have
disappeared.
Oldest
exhibit
on
view
is
a
map
dated
696.
MAY
STABILIZE
PRICE
OF
JUTE
CALCUTTA,
(Pi
The
Govern-mert
of
Bengal
has
decided
ta
set
up
a
committee
to
examine
the
question
6!
fitabilizm?
the
price
cf
jute
and
nationalizing
the
jute
trade
in
all
Its
aspects.
India's
most
important
agrl-cuJtural
raw
material
next-
to
cotton,
jute
is
cultivated
In
provinces
of
Bengal,
Bihar
and
Assam.
It
grows
bset
lr
the
waterlogged
areas
of
Bengal,
which
produces
80
per
cent
of
the
total
output
of
India.
POSTHUMOUS
FAME
The
first
collected
edition
of
Chaucer's
works
appeared
In
August
1C42,
By
Chic
Young
m
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s.
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woman'?
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JASPER
PARK
I
GETTING
BUSY
Mountain
Resort
Opens
Early
To
Handle
Conventions
JASPER
With
close
to
three
hundred
members
on
hand
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Cana
dian
Association
of
Broadcasters
marked
the
official
opening
of
Jasper
Park
Lodge
here
today.
It
was
the
twenty-fourth
season
for
the
internationally
known
mountain
resort
and
the
weather
man
smiled
kindly
for
the
occasion.
The
CJiB.
program
is
an
ac
tive
one
with
three
sessions
daily.
The
meeting
will
be
brought
to
a
close
Thursday
with
a
highlight
of
the
week
a
joint
dinner
meeting
with
tne
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association,
enroute
east
after
a
visit
to
the
coast.
At
this
meeting
the
guest
speaker
will
be
i
W
J.
Sheridan,
manager
economic
development,
Canadian!
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Mon-,
treal.
Jasper
Park
Lodge
is
in
for
one
of
its
greatest
seasons
according
to
R.
Sommervllle,
general
manager
of
CNJt.
Hotels.
!
The
Lodge
was
opened
earlier
I
this
year
specially
to
take
care
i
of
several
large
conventions
and
throughout
the
season
the
regis-:
trations,
especially
from
the
United
States
are
very
heavy!
Prominent
among
the
guests
during
July
will
be
Lord
and
Lady
Alexander.
The
governor-general
will
devote
much
of
his
holiday
time
this
year
to
painting
and
sketching.
Following
the
meeting
of
the
C.A3.
this
week
will
be
conventions
of
the
National
life
Insurance
Co.;
the
Canadian
Investment
Dealers'
Association,
and
the
Great
West
Life
As-!
surance
Co.
!
ELIZABETHAN
WINE
Fisheries
Research
Twenty-five
Men
Eneased
in
Scientific
Study
of
Skeena's
Salmon
Natural
History
Operating
out
of
three
bases-Prince
Rupert,
Lakcise
Lake
and
Bablne
-three
parties
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
cf
Canada,
the
personnel
numbering
25,
are
now.
engaged
for
the
season
In
the
further
study
of
natural
history,
with
particular
reference
to
migration,
ot
Skeena
River
salmon,
it
was
revealed
by
Dr.
A.
L.
Prltchard,
asslstan
director
ot.Nanalmo
Biological
Station,
before
he
left
lat
nigh
on
his
return
south
after
iTend-Ing
the
part
couple
of
weeks
here
in
connection
with
the
or
ganization
of
the
work.
Directing
the
scientific
research
work
out
of
Prir"?
Rupert
is
Donald
J.
Milne
Tciay
the
Mrtlakatm
srtneboat
Lady
V.,
William
Leaik.
was
taken
over
on
charter
lor
the
third
successive
season
to
sorry
out
tagging
oft
the
mouth
cf
thr
Skeena
River.
Five
men
are
engaged
In
the
research
work
from
here.
J.
K.
Brett
Is
dirtctlng
a
lake
and
stream
survey
cf
the
Skeena
Valley
with
parties
encamped
at
Lakelse
and
Bablne
Lakes,
each
10
men
strong.
Marking
of
yar-llnss
Is
the
principal
activity
a
present.
A
cabin
is
being
buu'
on
Laketse
Lake
while
ther?
ar
three
camps
on
Bablne.
at
Pendleton
Bay,
Topley
Landio?
and
Fort
Bablne.
Thert
is
a
counting
fence
at
Bablne
and
one
is
now
being
Installed
at
Lakelse.
Classified
AQverttsmg
Pays!
Old?
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Pep,
Vim
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IRONt
plu
upUtmnt
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to
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FOR
OGOEN'S
CUT
PLUG."
Diamond
Engagement
Rings
Wc
carry
a
large
variety
in
stock
and
our
prices
arc
standard
value
all
over
Canada.
.
Several
nationally-advertised
makes
of
rings
in
slock
from
Sjili.'.OO
to
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