Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
November
29,
1950
Pcyr,:r,l
On
Work
Born
at
Sea
j
Stork
Lands
On
Boat
Again
K
BOYS'
WEAR
BOYS'
UNDERWEAR
Union
Suits
BOYS'
SWEATERS
colors,
V-Neck,
from...
BOYS'
SHIRTS
In
shades,
from
.....
$2.25
Plain
$1.50
plain
$1.50
The
city
having
leci'ied
a
bill!
from
contractors
Mitchell
Si
Currie
lor
$24,000
in
connection
with
Cow
Bay
sewer
outfall
construction,
payment
of
$11,872.20
was
recommended
in
a
report
of
the
board
of
works
at
the
cily
council
Monday
night.
Payment
will
be
made
to
the
contractors
through
city
solicitors,
Brown
&
1
I
1
3
I
Iv
t
i
MEN'S
SUITS
Expertly
tailored
.
.
.
latest
In
style
,
.
.
Single
and
double
breasted,
perfect
fit.
From
$37.5(1
MEN'S
AND
YOUNG
MEN'S
TROUSERS
New
designs
.
,
.
Semi-draped,
also
standard
cut
.
Perfect
fitting.
Real
savings
at
these
prices
$6.00
to
$12.00
Second
Birth
Within
Recent
Days
Aboard
Fishing
Vessel
Storks
and
ambulance
drivers
are
working
overtime.
The
second
baby
boy
to
be
born
aboard
a
glllnetter
was
welcomed
into
port
at
Cow
Bay
by
Robert
Parks
and
J.
C.
(Jock)
Ewart
of
the
COMFORTERS
Lovely
satin
combination
comforters.
Dandy
selection
for
double
beds.
From
$5.95
CHILDREN'S
COMFORTERS
In
nice
designs,
from
...
$1.75
j
Hatvey.
Due
to
unforeseen
construc
city
fire
department
with
the
amoulance
at
9:30
Monday
night.
Ha
Ml
SHOP
and
SAVE
at
tion
difficulties,
the
contractors
are
in
default
in
completion
of
the
contract
which
was
due
October
31.
Owing
to
rock
formation
difficulties
the
contractors
weie
given
an
eight-way
exten-j
on
in
the
contract.
.
The
motion
of
the
board
of
ine
mother,
Mrs.
Vera
Spence,
jvas
coming
from
Port
Simpson
vhen
the
stork
again
alighted
Aboard
ship.
He
had
recently
nade
a
rush
trip
in
the
Prince
tupert
harbor
to
the
power
ves
I
works
fcr
the
payment
of
$11,-
ii(2J0
to
Mitchell
&
Curne
was
carried
with
the'loliowing
terms
and
conditions:
UL
ESTATE
NSURANCE
ICOME
TAX
RN3
PREPARED
sel
Cecil
W,
bringing
a
boy
to
4r.
and
Mrs.
Ous
Collins
of
Port
ftsslngton.
'
The
stork's
visit
to
the
Spence
boat
had
the
new
boy's
grand-nother
officiating
as
midwife.
The
father
and
a
young
girl
were
xso
on
board.
Mr.
Spence,
who
.jundled
the
baby
Into
the
amoulance
last
night,
found
that.,
(a)
that
the
payment
is
ten-deied
by
the
cily
and
accepted
by
the
contractors
without
any
prejudice
to
the
city
's
claim
that
Mortimer
(Near
CFPR)
I
F
Ia
i.ie
conui.;l
l
prt.iciitly
in
dc
fault;
i
after
four
children,
there
is
still
quite
a
strain
on
the
father.
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
99
TAXI
CO.
LTD.
wishes
to
advise
all
residents
of
"Rushbrook
Heights"
area
that
services
to
all
addresses
on
Overlook,
Pigott,
etc.,
will
NOT
be
suspended
at
any
time.
This
firm
is
not
a
member
of
the
Taxi
Owners'
Association
arid
docs
not
comply
with
any
restrictions
announced
by
that
body.
Mrs.
Spence
and
son
are
aomg
well
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
'
r
iGUT
UP
.
I
(b)
that
the
consent
of
the
bonumj
company
to
such
payment,
without
prejudice,
is
first
oouined;
MO
that
the
city
solicitor
take
any
further
steps
which
he
may
ciLtm
requisite
tj
protect
the
interests
of
the
city.
C.H.R.
Express
Man
Retires
Upon
questioning
from
Aid.
Glao.ey,
Aid.
Caey
explained
Uut
tiie
b;ll
lor
$21,000
received
-
it
it
yj
the
ci.y
from
Mitchell
&
Carrie
was
lor
w.;rk
not
yet
paid
!or.
WINNIFEG
-cor.cIuu.iit;
a
railway
career
that
carried
him
from
the
driver's
scat
of
a
horse-drawn
express
wagon
to
the
office
of
general
superintendent
Aid.
Casey
recommended
that
the
city
engineer
check
all
the
w
work
up
to
date.
"by
Robert
Chambers
tn
the
ALLACE
Halifax
Chronicle-(CP
PHOTO)
"PLL
MARCH
WITH
YOU
IF
I
MUST
Herald.
Although
the
profile
of
the
for
the
Canadian
National
Ex-;
press
Company,
S.
E.
"Cy"
Bren
ISTMAS!
tunnel
where
tne
contractors
ness
through
rising
prices,
Infla
PHARMACY
FUTURE
IS
QUESTION
tionary
.
trends,
strikes
and
the
impact
of
world
problems
Is
the
great
concern
of
his
Labor
are
having
diifiulty
showed
only
1
ill,
this
has
been
found
to
be
solid
rock.
We
agreed
to
allow
for
.
the
rock
about,
I
think.
$12
a
yard,"
Aid.
Casey
said.
"But
the
city
will
be
pretexted
in
every
way,"
he
ex
Problems
Shadow
nan
has
retired
to
private
life.
.
M:
Brennan
finished
his
official
;
work
over
the
week-end
and
turned
over
his
duties
to
his
successor,
R.
A.
Gordon,
formerly
superintendent
of
the
Atlantic
division.
Mr.
Brennan
got
his
first
job
as
a
driver
on
one
of
the
com-pany'8
express
wagons
In
North
i
Ri
in
1)nS
nnrl
wnrkprl
his
wav
His
worries
and
his
govern
Britain's
Christmas
ment's
include:
Joy
plained
to
Aid.
Glassey
who
"didn't
want
to
see
the
city
on
Increased
living
costs.
Infla
jOMA
jtlSTMAS
TREE
I
LIGHTS
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
tion
threats,
wildcat
or
"unoffi-'
the
spot."
steadily
up
the
ladder
until
a
few
P
H
O
N
E
7
9
years
ago
was
promoted
to
gen
(EDITOR'S
NOTE:
Prank
H.
King,
who
cove
red
tlir
Royal
visit
to
Canada
In
19.13
afu
r
heartliiu
Uie
London
bureau
of
the
Associated
Pm.
now
i.i
gent-rat
rxiculivv
lor
AP
at
Dnlli,a,
Texas.
Hero
1b
lUa
pieturc
of
Iiiijll.ti
li'e
on
a
return
visit
to
see
Ills
son,
a
Rhodes
scholar.)
l!y
IKANK
II.
KING
V
LONDON
(Ar)-Christmas,
evbn
in
late
fa!
eral
superintendent
of
true
west
err.
region.
SUNDAYS:
Agreement
On
Float
Operation
cial"
strikes,
Labor
s
precarious
parliamentary
majority,
high-1,
priced
rearmament,
costly
state
j
social
services
such
as
the
national
health
plan;
housing,
lood
resources
and
reserves,
I
world
markets
and
increasing
world
commodity
prices.-
-
The
bright
spot
in
the
picture
is
the
steadiness
of
devalued
tterline
In
the
money
markets
Prior
to
his
retirement
Mr.
Brennan
was
presented
with
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
radio
phonograph
and
records
with
a
clock
for
Mrs.
Brennan
is
in
the
'misty
air
of
England.
The
-best
Christmas
for
many
a
year.
-One
more
good
one,
perhaps,
and
then
a
big
question
mark.
Britain's
problems
are
The
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
ha.a
rr.-i
tnnsprl
fn
the
cit.v
ari
bv
his
regional
staff.
On
Satur
4.
;
rn,..,
.firinv
hp
was
truest
of
honor
at
a.
i..U::..rrhM
Seal
Cove
floats
by
the
club
but.nnBo.
-
sterling
area
have
doubled
piling
high.
The
year
ahead"
will
be
critical.
sixth
Street
and
third
avenue
the
In
a
vear
hut.
all
renorts
that
region
ana
preseiiteu
win.
under
actual
city
jurisdiction.
nurse.
Uut
this
year,
with
Christmas
a
few
weeks
away,
,'1.25.,
the.
pound
will
be
revalued
up-
The
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Brennan
will
,
London's
teeming
shopping
:
,
dnied.
Such
.ai.steu
nau
act
as
cusiocuans.
ward
are
continue
to
reside
in
Winnipeg.
Streets
ran
hardly
hold
the
poo-
Vsjv.-id
'
Englishman
M
I
would
mean
the
loss
of
'The
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
now
9
pie.
Sidewalk
artists,
pavement
t
Consumer
Roods
are
piled
benefits
which
low
exchange
shall
invoice
and
collect
rents.
hey
figures
for
the
tourist
horde
are
jostled
in
Birif.,'-,,
FXnirt
(Vlf1s
hnvo
COMBINED
FESTIVAL
LONDON
(CP
Anglicans.
Roman
Catholics
and
Nonconformists
in
Britain
combined
to
-
hold
a
Make
This
A...
RECORD
Xmas
the
crush
while
the
big
red
frm,
,
.
nt
n.
...
iur
presenr
sers.
ich
10c
gives
ln
aiding
British
exports
The
cily
will
take
out
insur-and
putting
a
brake
on
imports,
ance.'
Some
time
soon
the
English,
The
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
workers
will
forget
for
an
hour
win
responsible
for
repairs
or
so
about
greyhound
and
horse
and
Extensions
double-deck
buses
run
almost
tJ,
productlon
in
1938
t
70
bumper
to
bumper
ferrying
more
cvnt
ln
1950
.
Food
numanuy
to
me
stores.
Dientjfui
and
varied.
A
deleaa-
racing,
his
garden
patch
and
the
Christian
Arts
Festival
this
month
featured
by
a
display
of
historic
Bibles,
contemporary
Christian
art
and
religious
drama
and
film.
NGLE
BULBS
A
meeting
will
be
held
by
coun-
Oxford
Street,
long
and
tion
of
European
travel
experts
local
"pub"
to
check
with
a
vote
DF
ALL
SIZES
cil
with
the
Club
on
the
matter
of
the
agreement.
straight,
funnels
its
crowds
recently
said
so,
as
do
Ameri-
on
his
member
ln
the
House
of
AVAILABLE
through
the
great
curve
of
Regent
Street
to
smart
Piccadilly.
The
most
appetizing
sign
in
London
Is
in
Piccadilly,
a
huge
The
Most
Popular
Artists
on
COLUMBIA
DECCA
CAPITOL
MERCURY
cans
who
can
get
along
without
Commons.
beefsteak
and
fresh
eggs.
Meat,
I
From
Prime
Minister
Clement
sugar
and
some
ether
items
con-
Attlee
one
gets
the
impression
he
tinue
to
be
strictly
rationed.
!
will
not
seek
a
general
election
Everybody
in
the
Isles
seem
beforc
February
at
the-.earliest.
tn
rnmo
tn
T.nnrinn
tn
kpo
the
This
writer
lunched
with
Attlee
See
Our
Complete
Stock
of
Christmas
k
ALBUMS
end
'
CAROLS
CHRISTMAS
IS
COMING!
I
""""
tRAE
BROS.
ti
I
PHONE
BUG
CROSBY
4
1
'
1
V
steaming
Christmas
pudding,
with
real
steam.
The
gentlemen
clerks
in
a
grocery
there
have
survived
bombs
and
social
revolution.
They
still
wear
formal
dress
and
have
courtiy
manners.
Hear
the
conversation
before
a
shop
window
packed
with
joods
as
only
a
London
window
LET
US
BAKE
YOUR
CAKE
H
A
OROIR
NOW
643
fights.
Hotels,
theatres
and
and
American
correspondents
ln
London
and
asked
him
many
still
trains
are
packed.
Luxury
,
Questions
Attlee
s
great
sense
of
exists,
but
not
conspicuously.
'
.
.
.
.
.
.
1
responsibility
for
his
share
in
The
statistics
shaw
fewer
than
the
,d
affairs
evident
and
100
persons
left
with
incomes
and
prob!ems
of
Russia
Chlna,
after
taxes
between
5000
($lo
,-
part!cularlv
china,
are
of
great
C00)
aud
6700
($20
000)
vearlv.
un
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC.
;an
be
stacked:
I
1
.
.
.
",
lunuetii.
uciicc3
who.
hcv-1
T
hn
in
iinpi
hi.
nF
inn
natlnn
c
m
i
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
1
1
y
'
j)
..Mi.::.:-3
"I
must
buy
all
my
little
girls
i
"
have
weeklv
,
.
workers
2n
nnoooo
!l,'ul,u"uu
workers
nae
weeKiy
f
j
8PtUements
with
.u
o
Russia.
M
n1
,i-r
hi-fmo
everv-
hfnJ'inlrr"
'
,
take-home
pay
of
less
than
$30.
SIIADOw
OF
WAR
mi
!
it
In
t
like
last
year.'
AVSTEIlE
LIVING
"
.
What
do
-the
people
talk
about
tt
Ws
n'entu
for
ail.
mv
dear.'
"l,"c
."'c
1
111
Our
Christmas
Tree
Isn't
it
wonderful
!"
i
lent
in
the
current
American
Not
much
about
war.
Although
I
economy.
A
London
worker
who
the
shadow
is
dark,
British
lead-'
may
make
only
eight
pounds
ers
believ?
another
great
war
can
.sterling
weekly
is
better
off
pay-
fc
avoided.
They
have
universal
inr
onlv
a
n..mnd
a
week
rent
m'litarv
t-ainin.
Their
rearm-
cp
your
car
RR-RFECT
HI
WINTER
!
I
Cet
our
compute
m
m
b
v
.ment
nroTram
has
gone
as
far
ON
TIIE
SURFACE
It's
wonderful
on.
t'ic.
surface
And
aftsr
what,
the
BrilUh
have
been
throu-rh
tha
last
10
years,
who
would
have
the
heart
to
tell
an
eager,
early
Christmas
shoppef
to
go
home,
and
look
below
the
surface
of
her
wcUare
A
A
X
a
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
e
n
im
l.
(Continued
on
page
7)
s
Loaded
BEST
f
v1ftnu
than
an
American
wage
earner
i:i
similar
income
group.
But
he
livci
austerely,
cats
plain
food
end
m,rt
watch
his
pennies.
Whc'her
this
English
worker
living
in
a
tight,
austere
ccoa-o;nv
will
continue
to
Ptsind
ha-.
-
f
5g.
state
economy?
1
"Look
below
tha
surface,
of
own
-
economy
m
"s
j
"
,
.
1
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V
I
w
Sf
!
v
i
IS
I
V
1
i
!
v
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v
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jr.
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