Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nw$
Thursday.
July
20,
1950
CFPR
Radio
Dial
1240
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RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
t
MUKSUAT
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Opera
Stars
Slock
Quotations
&
Int.
4:00-CI
CBC
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4:15
SI
1
4:30-Tr
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4:45
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reasuie
Island
(:
JANE
POWELL
estern
Five
JMIP.
TTrns
.
5:00
Here
and
Theie
5:15
Radio
Cartoons
5:30
Keyboard
Console
5:45-Young
Man
with
a
Gong
CBC
News
!
5:55
COATS
SUITS
DRESSES
UNDERWEAR
HOSE
RAINWEAR
AND
CHILDREN'S
WEAR
jusTaH
H
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:
15
Morning
Jevotloru
i
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Famous
Voices
I
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9:59
Time
Signal
1
10:00
Morning
Visit
si
Anot
h-r
shipment
HKINZ
RriY
FOOli
Per
Dozen
S
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
Melody
Time
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Walta
11:00
A
Man
and
his
Music
Per
Case
Si
uiitiiiiiiniiimn
6:00
-Canada
at
Work
6:15English
Favourite
6:30
Musical
Varieties
8:30
Mama's
Family
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
':30-rEventide
8:00
Musicale
8:30
Mam's
Family
,
9:00
Guestin"
With
Kesten
9:30
CBC
Vancouver
Concert
Orchestra
10:00
CBC
New
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Focus
,
10:30
Winnipeg
Drama
11:00
Weather
Report
Aylnier
PEAS,
No.
5
.
I
ii,
HONEY.
No.
1
White
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icnic
Meals
-
Pi
new
lux.
Lge.
r,kg.
2i
FRANCONIA
AIR
VIEW
Listing
slightly
to
starboard,
the
20,000-ton
luxury
liner
Franconia
was
pulled
off
a
rock
bed
at
Pointe
au
Taureau,
one
mile
down-river
from
Quebec,
shortly
after
this
photo
was
taken.
The
vessel
ran
aground
with
850
passengers-
aboard
just
after
it
left
Quebec.
Arrangements
were
made
for
passeng
"rs
to
continue
their
trio
to
Liverpool.
Charles
Wilkinsonarid
Mrs.
R.
W.
Nesbitt
were
Prince
Rupert
nacsehgers
on
the
Franconia.
(CPPliotot
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
...Message
Period
.
11:33
Rec.
Int.
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
13:00
-
Mid-Dfl7
Melodies
12:15
-CBC
rTews
12:25
Prog.
Resume
12:30-E.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
11
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7"c
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CYS
at
3
o'clock
from
Alaska
bound
for
Vancouver.
Embarking
here
J
11:04
Fish
Arrivals
Attacks
On
Alaska
Seen
ll:16-Sign
off
i
were
Donald
McLeod,
Lee
Chow,
!
J.
R.
Zantalos,
R.
E.
Robertshaw.
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
r
ANCHORAGE
Mayor
Loussac
RIDE
WITH
PRIDE
Lig'nthouro
tender
Albrrnl
was
in
port
yesterday
taking
on
fuel
anr'
supplies.
FRIDAY-A.M.
7:00-
.Musical
Clncl
8
00
CBC
News
.
8:10-llere's
Bill
Good
:1S
Morning
Snng
h
:i
Music
lor
Moderns
8
45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Comfy
Jfroigntcmf
Fenders
By
Experts!
D-'nt-d.
crumpled
fi
has
advised
the
oity
council
that
military
leaders
have-
indicated
that,
in
the
event
of
the
struggle
in
Korea
spreading,
Anchorage
would
have
to
take
care
of
itsel:
The
army
in
Alaska
would
bj
busy
enough.
.
:
.
.
Col.
J.
D
.
Mexar.der,
civilian
defence
chief
has
issued
a
warning
that
"communities
In
Alaska
may
be
subjected
to
attacl.5
from,
the
air
and
.that
these
would
be
sudden.
straiRhten
up
like
tJ
Moving-,
Packing,
Crating.
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete
Reliable
and
Efflc
C.N
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
I
Capt.
W.
E.
Eccles,
arrived
in
embarking
here
from
the,
port
at
13:15
noon
yesterttay
rvhicess
Louise
when
she
docked
lrom
Vanrouver,
sailing
at
mid-
hPrc
yesterday
afternoon
from
night
for
Ketchikan
whence
she
hpr
Alaska
.cruise
were
Melvln
returns
tonight.
Seventy
pas-
Shoilock,
B.
Rover,
M.
Murphy,"
sengers
disembarked
here
and
E.
Appleby,
W.
Q.
Rooke,
E.
ilo;
:ontinu6d
on
to
the
Alaska
Terry,
Skagway
;P.
Corb-il,
A.
1
city.
Disembarking
here
were
D.
Langille,
V.
Clark,
Juneau;
Miss
'Ewarchin,
P.
Yokoweshen,
J.
A
lie
.-
Kruss,
D.
Fry
kman,
Ketchi-
;Paul,
G.
Thomas,
E.
Kerr,
Miss
kan.
'A.
Russell,
Mrs.
A.'
Lund,
Mrs.
Troslad,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
N.
Motorshio
Sidney
was
in
port
under
the
deft
hai,4
ou:-
'clinicians.
DRIVE
IN
TODAI
lent
Service,
also
agenta
for
;
I
KM
I
f
On
the
b?ach,
in
the
country,
or
in
your
own
back
yard,
picnics
ace
part
and
parcel
of
summertime.
You
may
have
a
family
that
eojoy
a
hot
meal
outdoors,
cooked
over
campflre
or
barbecue
pit,
-fcyou
may
have
a
lazy-day
gang
who
prefer
munching
fruit,
sand
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Cn
t.Ui.,
r
Dxyuen.
Acetylene
and
all
wrldl
supplies.
,
,
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Sugar
And
Coffee
Prices
Going
Up
Angrove,
J.
Comfort,
D.
Mich-
yesterday
from
Ketchikan
with
ell.
Edith
Becker.
Anna
Styasa,
four
carloads
of
frozcll
hallbul
Joe
Gallagher.
W.
M.
Kohlman,
for
transshipment
to
United
M.
Rcihcrt.
Miss
E.
Eppa,
Mi-
Slates
over
Canadian
Natlona,
wiches
and
ccokies
under
a
shady
tree.
;
VICTORIA
Influenced
by
the
Whatever
the
style,
let
your
family
enjoy
the
companionship
trend
of
prices
in
the
.
United
Est
1910
Phones
60
and
tt
aim
mjs.,w,
u.
inni's
Jiia
uaijy,
and
relaxed
good
fun
of
outdoor
meals.
It's
a
fine
way
to
beat
the
states
it
is
expected
that
it
wil
Railways.
heat
of
a
summer
kitchen.
Here
are
suggestions
for
easy
packing,
not
be
long
before
Victoria
enn
r:
f
"u;
i
BROADWAY
CAf
J;ood
K'ing
for
your
picnics:
Isumers
will
be
paying
more
for
V
Freeze
sweetened,
undiluted
fruit
juice
in
Ice-cube
trays,
then
sugar
and
coffee..
rung,
ivuss
j.
oieverson,
.
nny-lor,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Martell,
T.
Robinson,
A.
Dalton,
W.
A.
Mil-
The
Advanse
II,
which
has
,
been
in
dock
lor
painting
and
j
nvprhmil
will
ho
iler.
J.
J.
Phlilimore,
.
Mr.
and
'"'
A
I
Z
T?
,1
.
i
Mrs
T.
J.
Ecker,
Miss
E.
House-
cl
fCn8VW
1
U.,.,.
.
,
will
use
his
boat
Tor
Dacknc
sal-
Best
h
Forests
May
Have
To
Be
Closed
pack
cubes
in
thermos
jug,
or
crush
the
cubes
and
carry
in
a
ttarmos
bott'e.
At
picnic,
m':x
cubes
with
water
for
quick
chilled,
Ifuit
punch.
Ink"
a'onq;
a
thermos
of
hot
barbecue
sauce.
Serve
on
hamburgers,
wieners,
chipped
ham,
sliced
pork.
Secret
of
successful
barbecu!
sandwiches
the
longer
the
meat
marinates
or
simmers
in
sauce,
the
better
the
flavor.
i
iioiucr,
miss
reison,
u.
w
.
uei-
.
.
Iler,
Geoff
Naylor.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
,
mon
annery'
t
EBY
&
SONS
LTD.
CONTRACTORS
REPAIRS
REMODK1XING
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
now
home
under
the
N.H.A.
Thorae
Orern
SR3
Una
5H8
,
D.
E.
Kergommeaux,
Mr.
and
j
Mrs.
W.
Robb,
L.
T.
Currie,
A.
t-inest
CockW
C.
Slover,
Beardshaw
party,
Mrs.
F.
Hart,
Miss
D.
Hart,
Mrs.
N.
'
,
Hour
7
a.m.
M
l
d
VANCOUVER
P;
A
relentless
sun
threatens
closure
of
B.C.
forests.
Forest
service
officials
Richards,
Miss
M.
Bover,
Missl
for
Take-Home
Ordcrs--Phone
200
doubt
Keves'
Mr-
and
Mrs-
Tewch,
said
Wednesday
there
Is
no
Picnic
Barbecue
Sauce
,
3
tablespoons
cider
vinegar
1
tablespoon
Worcestershire
r.aucc
f
1
tablespoon
brown
sugar
i
1
teaspoon
prepared
mustard
H
cop
tomato
ketchup
j'j
cup
wster
!
I
tablespoon
butter
'
Combine
all
ingredients,
heat
lhg
out
in
sandwiches.
Mix
your
cheese
into
a
spicy
filling.
Oood
for
stuffing
chilled
celery
stalks,
too.
Deviled
Cheese
Spread
1
cup
grated
Canadian
cheese
3
tablespoons
tomato
ketchup
2
teaspoons
prepared
yellow
mustard
2
teaspoons
elder
vinegar
dash
of
pepper
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iwrs.
ivrry
ana
cnna,
u.
n.
r,v-lHt,
H.
F.
Berber,
R.
Terry,
Dr.
O.
P.
Hnnnlnjrton,
Miss
M.
Diamond,
Frank
Greene,
Miss
Vick-ers,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Nantai3,
the
Misses
D.
and
G.
Graham,
Mrs.
Mah
and
two
children.
closure
will
be
ordered
if
the
hot
weather
continues.
Weather
'
forecasters
said
there
was
no
sign
that
the
dry
spell
is
coming
to
an
end.
Some
logging
com-
i
panics
have
already
taken
f;n;
'
"irnpmiHrm.T
to
boiling
point.
Add
baked
HIGHER
TAXES
,hm,
luncheon
meat,
or
split
Combine
all
ingredients,
wieners.
Or
us?
to
baste
baking
J
.
,
,
.
,
C.
r.
R.
steamship
Princess
'
i:r
T,oiiis."v
Cant.
W
n.
Huhenet
nr-
!
HI
OTTAWA
Kw
Gradual
de-
i
.i.,i,jti'
I
jam
t"
;
.
ucu
in
pull,
;ioii.iuaj
aiM-i
uuuu
,
j
tviarvu
up
puvnw
,
.
.
....
;
y
t
IU)UI
ItUl
fa
Ul
(lilAUia.il
:
W
HI
pv-
-
Frcsting
goes
better
on
cske3
hours
before
the
p'.cnlc
and
let
tential
.
and
expansion
of
con-
Ihqii
on
finders.
For
neat,
feed-
stand
In
th?
refrigerator
to
sea-
trtbutionV
of
men
and
materials
inz.
sp'lt
rak"s
or
cupcakes,
son.
Don't
skimp
on
Ui?
celery
'
to-
the
war
In
Kort
i
will
maa
Spread
fro-,ting
in.-.ide,
sandwich-
salt
or
mustard
In
the
dressing'
that
.
Canadians
can
loo':
lor-
fty'c
Wrap
liHliviclual
servinj
Investigate
new
drip-prTof,,
ward
to
increased
taxation
in
containers
the
next
fiscal
year
as
a
"real
4n
wax
paper
or
ranrtwich
bag.
.tight-covered
paper
Park
juicy
fruits
(melons,
for
pickles,
olives,
salads,
and
;
possibility,"
a
government
of-
reach-s.
pears,
p'ums
i
in
crush-
fruit.
Or
take
mixed.
spreads
IV
laI
lM
today,
ed
Ice,
carry
in
a
tin
box
or
cofitaincrs,
make
sandwiches
at;
"
waterproof
plastic
bag.
Chilled
picnic.
Lettuce
should
never;
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
1
i
l
f
.
.
.
and
;
H
!
nVICKERS'jl
GIN
jS
Standard
Times
t-esh
fruit
is
pure
ambrosia
after
travel
in
sandwiches.
Wash
and
n
afternoon
of
sun-sports.
drain
It
well,
pack
in
wax
paper
-r
Sliced
cheese
has
a
way
of
dry-
or
foil.
For
Ihe
Eaot
.
Monday,
Werinei
.lay.
"i
Iriay
R
Of
i
p
m
ttuin
iie
Fast-Tuesday,
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jJnHirrtR
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PRINTING
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PRINTERS
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CalVflt
Phis
dvertiscment
is
not
published
or
dis-
V
Prince
Rupert
Florists
1
'
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
I
CHINA!
CHINA!
CHINA
ODD
PLATES
9
CUPS
AND
SAUCERS
BOWLS,
ETC.
THESE
ARE
ALL
FROM
BROKEN
SETS
AND
ODD
LINES
'
'
all
to
clear
25
c
50c,
75c,
95c
1
Pla'eJ
"f
l"e
Liquor
ontroi
ooara
or
b
1
,
or
the
Government
of
British
ColumbiA.
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
518
Tel
MEN,
;
TEA
StTS
BREAKFAST
SETS
;
-DINNER
SE1J:
ALL
TO
GO
AT
GREAT
REDUCTIONS
COME
IN
AND
SEE
OUR
NEW
LINES
OF
FAMOUS,
Scoti-McHale
Shoes
That
have
Just
Arrived
$13.50
t0
$17.50
Be
"Foot-Happy"
ii
SALE
STARTS
10
A.M.
FRIDAY
Come
on
CC'dls;
Lets
Camp
At
Sunny
Terrace;
2
GREAT
CAMPS
::
Children
(6-li
yrs.),
Aug.
1-8,
for
only
$1.00
::
Young
i'eople
(12-17),
Aug.
11-21,
for
cn'y
$7.50
;
Swimming,
Softball,
Volleyball.
r
Hikes,
Treasure
Hunts,
Camp
Fires
ir
Flannel-graph
Bible
Stories
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BLUE
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TRAIN
FARES
Children
$?.
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,
Young
People
$5,70
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LET'S
CASH
IN
ON
A
:$
$
GRAND
OPPORTUNITY
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REMEMBER
TO
BE
EARLY!
DON
T
LET
THE
TOURISTS
BEAT
YOU
TO
THESE
.
BARGAINS!
BP
mm
THERE
ARE
SOME
REAL
SPECIALS
ON
OUR
BARGAIN
.rack-....
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