Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Tuesday,
November
21,
1950
Railway
Branch
j
Lines
Tax
Free
OTTAWA
(CP)
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
Monday
decl
r-ed
that
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
hrani-h
llnps
riealt
with
in
1881
nomination
and
Election
Dates
City
Returning
Officer
H.
D.
Thirteen
chartrpa
nf
ininvUo.i
Rev.
John
Hopp
of
Peters-
non
and
public
disturbances
Hi
irT
1X7
11
1
nnnWnot
corlan
nf
Ar
Thain
announces
today
that
all
Iederai
statute
are
not
subject
nominations
must
be
filed
at
the
to
certam
provincial
taxation.
City
Hall
by
Thursday,
December
court
8UStalned
an
appeal
7
If
nominees
are
to
be
accepted
,aken
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
for
the
city
elections
December
Railway
from
the
Saskatchewan
ith
e
weef-end
came
before
ices
at
Lutheran
Church
tonight
magistrate
in
citv
Dollce
and
through
to
Wednesday
1?Bl
i
ii
14.
The
formal
motion
for
this
court
of
Appeal
which
had
ruled
Public
Invited.
Time
7:30
p.m.
(ltc)
Rev.
John
Hopp
of
Petersburg,
arrangement
was
passed
Friday
ln
favor
0f
the
Saskatchewan
I
court
Monday
morning.
10c
buys
a
tin
of
Campbell's
tomato
soup,
15c
a
tin
of
Lynn
Valley
peaches,
and
$6.75
still
buys
a
case
of
Pacific
milk
at
SHEARDOWNS.
For
our
Nabob
by
the
council.
The
elections
are
government
in
a
taxation
case,
to
be
held
ln
the
Civic
Centre,
1
who
is
conducting
a
series
of
with
R.
W.
Long
acting
as
deputy
returning
officer.
evangelical
meetings
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
here,
sails
by
the
Prince
George
tomorrow
night
for
Ketchikan
''Whence
he
will
proceed
back
to
Petersburg
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
conee
price
see
our
window.
275c)
Union
steamer
Cardena,
whi.-h
was
slightly
damaged
In
strand
His
Legacy
Not
So
Big
VANCOUVER
Albert
Mitchell,
a
local
chef,
recently
learned
through
a
newspaper
personal
advertisement
that
he
was
heir
to
the
estate
of
his
stepmother
in
Australia.
He
had
not
seen
her
in
40
years.
What
he
Inherited
amounted
to
$127.50.
Prince
Runert
P
J.
Donnelly,
C.
M.
May,
J.
A.
Newson,
F.
Ladner,
A.
H.
Elliott
G.
E.
Rabv.
A.
Grant,
W.
O.
Morrison,
G.
Hale,
M.
McCal-lum
and
E.
R.
Carswell.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Minaker,
Masset.
ing
in
burge
Narrows
recently.
Is
again
In
commission
having
resumed
service
Saturday
from
!
Vancouver
In
the
Stuart
Island-Weetview
run.
i
by
plane.
He
is
due
home
In
time
for
Thanksgiving
Day
on
Thursday.
Annual
meeting,
Canadian
Cancer
Society,
Wednesday,
Nov.
29,
at
2:30
p.m.,
Common
Lounge,
of
Civic
Centre.
Election
of
officers,
delegate's
report
showing
ALL
BUILDERS'
NEEDS,
PHONE
116
or
117
i
Buy
Christmas
gifts
and
nov-eltles
at
the
I.O.D.E.
50th
Anniversary
Fall
Bazaar.
Fish
pond
of
film.
Any
interested
person
Is,
Associated
Press
Is
Not
Prejudiced
NEW
ORLEANS.
Charges
welcome.
(276)
RT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
ln
Major
R.
Lahlff,
who
went
to
the
press
of
the
Southern
States
:
i
tor
children.
Opens
Thursday,
Nov.
23,
2
p.m.,
Civic
Centre
Auditorium.
(272)
;
Although
a
notice
appeared
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Canadian
Legion
Card
Party,
Nov.
22.
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
23.
Nurses'
Annual
Ball,
Nov.
24.
Lutheran
Church
Lutefish
and
fishcake
dinner,
Sat.,
Nov.
25.
Annunciation
Home
and
School
Association
bake
sale.
Lyons
Corner.
Nov
25.
is
of
the
coium-jmpany
and
Mrs.
;erday
by
air
for
Vancouver
recently,
Is
still
in
Shaughnessy
Hospital
but
resting
comfortably
and
feeling
somewhat
better
All
the
way
down
from
Prince
Rupert
the
weather
was
anything
but
good.
There
was
rain
most
of
the
time.
m
si,
ai
me
fcxigewater
Apt?,
months
ago,
to
the
effect
that
suggesting
that
tne
Associated
Press
shows
leanings
toward
the
left
are
strongly
refuted
by
the
Managing
Editors'
Association.
That
organization,
following
a
careful
Investigation,
finds
that
the
AP
reveal
not
the
slightest
partlzanshlp
or
Ideology.
The
record
of
many
years
shows
the
i
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
me
premises
would
be
opening
by
October,
there
does
not
appear
to
be
much
doing
in
the
way
of
developments.
No
announcement
Is
available
locally.
Passengers
sailing-
from
hero
Navv
Dance
Public
dance
at
correctness
of
the
statement.
100
Want
to
Bridge,
whLst
and
cribbage
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
Novem
Venomous
Snake
In
Banana
Stalk
for
the
south
on
'
the
Princess
Louise
Saturday
afternoon
were
H.
E
Ferguson
and
F.
F.
Blown
Join
Elks
United
Nations
and
South
Koran
t:oops
are
fithting
Communist
forces
along
'the
Manchurlan
frontier.
This
is
being
done
in
21
decrees
below
zero
-weather.
This
must
be
the
"Cold
War"
we've
boon
hearing
so
much
about!
f
IIaucUom
chunky
block
letter!
in
gleaming
gold
plate.
Spell
out
your
name
on
a
grandfather
chain
or
have
just
your
initials
'
dangling
from
a
aport
pin.
Clever
ttuda
to
perk
up
1
'
shirt
waUt
front,
lapel
or
'
hat
and
of
course,
i
matching
earrings.
'pJ
MANSOH'S
JEWELLERY
ber
30,
at
8
p.m.
the
Navy
Drill
Hall,
Dec.
1.
Proceeds
to
children's
Christmas
Tree
Party.
Dancing
10
to
2.
(276c)
T.OB.A.
Ba?aar
Dec.
1.
Job's
Daughters
Bake
Sale
Overwaitea,
Dec.
2.
Interest
Shown
at
Meeting
Of
Prospective
Members
for
Victoria;
Bruce
Johnston,
H
K.
Thompson,
H.
Kennedy.
A.
Jordan,
J.
MKinnon,
R.
L.
Green,
J.
Wilson.
H.
Torbi,
H
Handley,
R.
Ehelley
and
G.
Ross
PRINCE
ALBERT
A
copperhead
snake
was
found
coiled
around
the
stem
of
a
banana
stalk
at
the
National
Fruit
warehouse
here.
It
was
found
by
Ray
Mackie.
The
copperhead
is
pois-
Over
100
prospective
applicants
for
the
reorganizing
of
Elks
in
Port
Edward
Anglican
Bazaar
Gerrv
McManus.
known
as
ir
I
for
-Vancouver,
and
E
L.
Dupuij,
Prince
Rupert
attended
Sunday
s
December
onous
and
accustomed
to
Central
active
Communist
for
nineteen
I
H-
Rindal
and
William
Herod
for
at
Community
Hall,
5,
at
2:30
p.m.
meeting
at
the
Civic
Centre.
America
where
the
temperature
Ocean
Falls.
I
High
Gloss
jautiful
tints
Dominion
Grand
Organizer
for
United
Church
Fall
Bazaar,
is
often
10
Oabove.
This
one
ap-
the
Grand
Elk's
Lodge
at
Edmonton,
P.
A.
Miquelon,
who
Is
or
Arriving
in
ten
days
A
of
famous
Smithers
cooking
quality
absolutely
December
7.
j
peared
to
be
sleepy
and
did
not
Rod
and
Gun
Novelty
Dance
even
try
to
bite.
The
serpent
was
December
8.
(p)
badly
chilled.
decorating.
DRYING
years,
has
decided
to
behave
himself,
starting
bv
makini
a
lot
n'
disclosures
in
a
magazine
ar-t'cle.
He
reveals
what
it
was
planned
t.-
do
in
Canada,
ln
ths
event
of
war
wi!h
Russia.
Perhaps
the
RCMP
knew
Ions:
before
"Gerry."
It
would
just
be
like
them.
ganizing
the
lodge
here,
says
that
many
of
the
applicants
are
guaranteed.
Price
$3.50
per
sack
from
young
men
ln
the
city.
from
car.
All
orders
must
be
1"
by
Saturday,
November
25
llPSON
r
rn
I
Tn
Aid.
H.
F.
Glassew
Is
chairman
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS.
SHEAR
DOWN'S.
'
(275)
of
the
local
organizing
commit
tee.
Canadian
Mothers
Discover
Steam
Treatment
for
Colds
Campaigning
lor
members
will
Prinre
Rupert's
new
Govern-
Winnipeg
Still
Marked
by
Flood
Ikinj.
('rutins
continue
over
the
next
two
weeks
when
Mr.
Miquelon
Inlates
the
new
lodge.
X
itI
Crnrral
Ind
Storajf!
.
ment
Linuo-
store
is
called
th
jlnreest
In
British
Columbia.
It
j
w;ll
onen
for
business
in
Decem-
er.
It
is
described
as
embodv-i
ini.
in
Interior
finish
and
ap-j
"oiwmen't.
the
latest
fatu-es
i
n
.such
disoenrarles.
The
d'.c-
water.
Then
'
breathe
in
the
soothing,
medicated
vapors.
Relief
comes
in
a
hurry
be
Speaking
of
his
recent
visit
to
Winnipeg,
Alderman
Douglaf
Frlzzell
mentions
he
there
ar
aDle
r.nd
Efft-Aiso
agents
for
.d
Air
Co.
Llo
,
i
ticnary
sirs
a
dispensary
is
a
The
Oddfellows'
and
the
Sons
of
Norway
halls
were
suggested
possible
meeting
places.
Child
welfare
work
is
the
dominant
work
of
the
Elks,
which
Mr.
Miquelon
says
as
a
combined
service
club.
An
Initiation
fee
of
$10,
seven
dollars
for
previous
members,
and
a
maximum
of
still
many
reminders
of
the
effects
of
the
Red
River
floods,
ex
ti
tylene
and
all
j
p!ace
where
advice
is
givin,
;
-snw.lally
to
poor
people,
(or
i
nothing.
Nat
this
cne,
by
a
'
jUf'flll.
perienced
last
spring.
He
was
in
some
of
the
dwellings,
which
are
CARTAGE
EE
LIMITED
1949
Special
Deluxe
Plymouth
1700.00
$
1941
4-Door
Plymouth
900.00
J
One
Maple
Leaf
Truck
Motor
$225
,
(Good
condition,
complete
with
4-speed
-1
transmission,
radiator,
battery)
5
PHONE
566
t
still
hardly
fit
for
occupancy,
although
the
work
of
making
them
so.
noes
steadily
on.
Its
taking
a
one
dollar
a
month
Is
the
eost
of
Park
Avenues
membership,
the
grand
organizer
said.
More
mothers
now
use
steam
treatment
for
colds
than
ever
before,
according
to
recent
studies.
Today
this
special
way
to
relieve
nagging
coughs,
bronchitis,
and
chokey
stuffiness
of
colds
is
highly
praised
by
thousands
of
Canadian
mothers.
Those
interviewed
find
that
this
special
treatment
brings
quick
"deep-aceori
relief
trom
'
worst
miseries
of
colds
with
every
single
breath.
Most
of
these
mothers
now
use
Vicks
VapoRub
in
steam
.
.
.
the
same
Vicks
VapoRub
that
brings
such
grand
results
when
you
rub
it
on.
All
you
do
is
put
two
good
spoonsful
of
Vicks
VapoRub
in
a
vaporizer
or
bowl
of
boiling
liivy
fill
an
-I
68
lotiOf
courage
and
persistence
to
cause
every
breath
carries
Yap-jRub's
special
medication
deep
into
stuffed
up,
congested
large
bronchial
tubes.
It
relieves
coujhing
spasms
almost
instantly,
eases
miserable
stuffiness,
and
brings
soothing
,
relief
right
where
worst
miseries
of
colds
are.
Then
to
keep
up
relief
for
hours
just
rub
VapoRub
on
throat,
chest
and
back.
It
keeps
on
working
even
while
you
sleep.
No
wonder
Canadian
mothers
use
Vicks
VapoRub
as
a
rub
and
use
it
in
steam
too.
It's
the
best
known
home
remedy
they
can
buy
to
really
relieve
miseries
of
colds.
'
carry
on.
LIKES
POLICEMEN
When
fin
overflov'n"?
river
poured
ncro-s
the
poultry
ranch
of
i
Patlf"vtii'n
irt'tvpiV-erK
It
was
to
discover
that
fourteen
hundred
turkeys
hid
been
drowned
A
few
weeks
later,
and
the
birds
would
have
been
roasted,
instead.
But
there's
tcant
comfort
to
reflect
on
that
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
MONTREAL
W
MichP.-;!
Gen-
Stea
mcr
Second
Avenue
and
First
Street
Lethbridge
Paper
Gives
Up
Ghost
'
LETHBRIDGE
Due
to
tha
newsprint
situation,
such
as
shortage
and
rising
costs
the
Lethbridge
Weekly
Herald
has
discontinued.
It
was
established
45
years
ago
by
F.
E.
Simpson.
GEORGE
LS
FOR
est,
2'2.
mav
want
to
be
a
policeman
when
he
grows
up.
Found
wandering
on
the
street
at
night
in
his
pyjamas,
he
spent
three
hours
chatting
with
the
m.n
at
the
police
station
and
was
reluct-pnt
to
go
home.
fOlMR
n
-in
I
Oreat
Pr:ta,r"
is
nlread"
out
of
,
India.
King
Farouk
of
Egypt
Is
co'.m
hl
ie'
'
to
evel
Britain
!
from
th
Sues
Canal
rone
where
:
rhe
ha?
ren
ro,reented
.s'ron?--
since
therP
ha
heen
n
Canil
South
American
states
are
te'.l-,'rx:
Brita'i
t-
qu't
the
Falkland
.Islands,
where
Admiral
Btiir-!
dee's
fleet
sank
Admiral
von
pmnliate
Ports
Thursday
''
CHRISTMAS
DECORATIONS!
Holly
Wreaths
Lights
Xmas
Rope
Tinsel
Bells
ic
Candles
r'
ft"'ijll'','JI
-
-rz.tt
'
j:15
p.m.
ETCHIKAN
PAY
MIDNIGHT
"rcc?
1
'
"
"
V.
,orear,
war.
iu'.
jv
-n-avs.
follow
that
when
urged
to
leave,
that
It's
done.
f
Kescrvauons
Active
people
knotv
P
lite
or
Call
ft
-m:-
t
fV
OR
DEl'OT
1
Mention
has
bern
made
of
the
I
cofnino8
nr
music.
In
havln"
1
OFFICE
p'CE
Kt'fEKT,
B.C.
'rlav
a
Dirt
of
Industrv.
Thpt
1
is
let
trier'
bs
melodv
on
or
nnr
i
the
n-en!?'"'
where
the
woTkers
!
r..
rr,0.miP
."hotr
ro'i'r
d'l-t!s
This
makes
1hem
feel
handler
and
can
even
Improve
ths
nunlitv
of
whatever
thev
haowi
1o
be
dolns.
While
we
possess
no
1
!
1
C-
Mlv
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
instrument,
such
as
a
vonn.
oan-lo
or
piano
we
were
told
once,
'hnt
in
whistUn?,
'e
excelled.
We
Specialize
in
FHALL'S
FINISHING
lS
DISHES
'dak
Camera
.
'-up.
PorHenlir.
ce.nln"
"i
iirt
pcif.-
ii'"
th"
weather
Tion
nerpi-'
'n
Inflletln-r
on
th?
-oo-le
cf
Prinze
Rur"-t.
keena
continue
dnll".
Aft-r
ln-"Rllats
!t.
rn-
wlk'
fn-ter.
of
keeping
hl
-as
a
hMt
'nr.
-is
"'""
r"'"-
;hments
for
all
pras.
N
Kodachrome
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
.4
or
'outside'
Orders
PHOX
fi'TxT
I
OPEN
FROM
7:30
P.M.
to
3:30
A.M.
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
You
get
more
enjoyment
and
relaxation
when
you
smoke
Pall
Mall.
For
the
best
tobaccos
of
all
go
into
Pafl
Mall
fresh,
and
mild
as
mild
can
be,
and
Ultra-tmooth
"Wproof"
papw
thai
dot
f'im.
Printing
and
Supplies
Dronned
h
Ave.
W.
Meat
and
mail
were
dr
opped
rv.orlntt.p
Air
Lines
not
ttick
to
th
lipt.
Twin
bundles
wrapped
in
laminated
fell
to
give
you
cigarette
frethneis
al
its
best.
Norseman
seaplane
P.bV
xt
o
r.rmvn
to
a
Columbia
Electric
Blankets
'Sim
xl..1L
t
..n..ir
inonriB
caiup
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
.ECTRIC
Telegraph
Point
on
the
Skeena
59-50
River
Sunctay
'
"'
.
:,,
hampered
floes
In
the
river
had
"DUAL
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