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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
July
6,
1950
Canon
Has
Experiences
m
SHIPSand
WATERFRONT
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Demolition
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cest-seller
Proceeding
Many
interesting
incidents
featured
a
nine-weeks'
trip
from
which
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prock-ter,
rector
of
St.
Andrew's
Angli
Although
not
"risible
from
the
outside,
demolition
of
the
U.iited
States
army
built
warehouse
op
!
I
!i!
can
Cathedral,
recently
returned
to
the
city.
His
experiences,
ranged
from
attending
a
reunion
of
Emmanuel
College,
posite
the
C.N.R.
station
is
proceeding.
Work
to
date
has
con
tii
i
-i
mum'
Halibut
Fishing
On
Coast
Ends
Gillnet
catches
Of
Salmon
Improving
Season
for
fishing
of
tialibut
in
Area
3
closed
as
at
midnight
last
night,
marking
the
termination
of
halibut
fishing
for
the
entire
coast.
During
the
next
few
days
vessels
will
be
return
sisted
chiefly
of
ripping
out
the
EVENINGS
Saskatoon
of
which
he
is
a
graduate,
to
making
a
ten-day
naval
cruise.
Clooring
of
three
floors
of-
the
west
section
of
the
building.
It
7
9
p.m.
'
.'-$1..
4
20
SAT.
MAT.
2
is
the
plan
to
proceed
with
demolition
one
section
at
a
time.
The
building
is
separated
into
three
V
A
(
j
jQ
V?
ing
here
and
to
other
ports
along
The
reunion
at
Saskatoon
celebrated
the
consecration
as
bishops
of
Archdeacon
(
Donald
Marsh
as
Bishop
of
the
Arctic
and
of
Canon
S.
C.
Stoer,
one
time
rector
of
Vanderhoof
and
,
His
models
aren't
mnt
sections
separated
by
fireproof
tne
coast
wlUl
tnelr
final
catches,
walls.
S.
Madsen
of
Edmonton
!
11
was
uncertain
here
yesterday
Makes
Bicycles
er
tnan
roller
skates,
Ueves
they
arc
the
'as
to
just
how
many
vessels
acquired
the
building
some
time
V
ago
from
War
Assets
Corporation.
smaileyt.
The
In
"RCSt
m
might
still
be
out.
Most
of
the
1
Seattle
and
Vancouver
halibuters
more
recently
principal
of
Em
n0fi5!2
Inches
High
manuel
"College
as
Bishop
can
be
expected
to
proceed
direct
WILSTEAD,
Bedfordshire,
EnfT
to
those
ports.
In
view
of
good
landland
0)
A
woman
raised
3
seven
he
has
completed
years
is
12
Inches
long
a:.
Inches
hiph.
Alfred
rides
his
own
n
bike
at
charity
shows.
B
itey
members
of
the
au
($9.30)
for
a
church
by
selling
'prices
in
thet
north,
Alaska-j
based
vessels
may
also
be
ex-1
Saskatoon.
!
Canon
Prockter
was
assist-In;
for
a
time
the
Dean
of
the
Pro-Cathedral
at
Regina
and
while
there
was
undent
when
Canon
vili
violets
at
threepence
a
KIDDERMINSTER,
Worcestershire,
England
(P.
After
a
long
day
workln?
on
ordinary
bi-cy:les,
Alfred
Tabb
Fettles
clown
lo
his
nightly
hobby
making
miniature
ones.
ipected
to
return
to
their
home
bunch.
it,
but,
thn
ports
in
the
north.
Y
OrtfnMt
TV.
Swu
M.iH
tAm.
y
wit:
to
try
off.
Michael
Coleman
was
elected
Bi.shop
of
Qu'Appelle.
I
Skinny
men,
women
Can't
a
guy
dunk
a
doughnut
without
being
stared
at
Wage
increase
negotiations
in
;
fresh
fish
and
cold
storage
plants
MacArthur
and
child.
Miss
R.
gain
5,
10,
15
lbs.
Get
Ntw
Pip,
Vint,
Vigor
were
recently
completed.
The
I
advance,
in
Prince
Rupert
for
I
men
Is
eight
cents
and
foui
for
Gold
Smuggling
Revived
On
Rand
I
The
local
clergyman
also
spent
an
interesting
day
In
Edmonton
whore
he
met
the
mayor
who
was
J
bemoaning
the
fact
that,
while
the
province
of
Alberta
had
made
'$20,000,000
out
of
oil,
it
was
put-1
ting
the
city
back
that
much
since
it
had
to
spend
that
j
Peterson,
Miss
K.
Storey,
J.
I
Lemrie,
R.
I.
Fallor,
Dr.
Mae
1
j
Fallor,
K.
Polmark,
Laufene
!
AvanUno,
Miss
L.
J.
Stiles,
Miss
women.
1
"
S.
Epling,
Miss
S.
Foreman,
Mr.
I
t
-
Whit
t
tbrim
nt
Untbt
tH
1:
wT
kttot
.
(til
up;
neck
M
tonief
rrawny
;
boOr
Iom
awl-tunti.
nckiy
"bcftD-Dol"
lok.
TdoubukU
at
irlH,
women,
mm,
who
mtw
eoulfl
t&tn
befor.
-J
re
now
proud
ot
hplj'.
hwlthy-looklDf
bodltt.
The?
llifcDk
tbieetafTltor-tfuH(llnf,
flMh-bulirllBg
!
ionic.
Ostrex.
Iu
cb!.
timuU.nt.
lnTtrormtort,
Iron,
Tltamia
Bi,
nleius,
orJeh
tloo4,
ImproT
j
pptitt
and
digestion
n
food
prm
you
non
uresiitb
and
Bourmhrnent;
put
Qtmo
on
br
toon-
..
Pon
t
Imr
setting
toe
tt.
Stop
when
tou
ts
itiaed
the
6,
10,
16
or
SO
Ibfl.
you
need
tor
norm)
wtiibl.
iittu
Nm
guniiilntd"
SIM
Miv
00.
oucitey
gurnet
cucnes
on
Dom
and
Mrs.
Armstrong.
Sisters
St.
JOHANNESBURG
?
World
marKet
conditions
have
resulted
.11
a
larfec-scaie
revival
of
goid
finuggling
on
the
Rand,
where
amount
on
expanding
its
utilities
to
keep
up
with
increasing
popu-1
'the
Skeena'
and
the-Naas
came
Albert,
Ursula
and
Mary
Kath-up
yesterday
to
Over
40
and
50
leen,
M.r.
and
Mrs.
Adams,
D.
N.
respectively
compared
with
23
rimder.on.
A.
Diamond,
W.
C.
a
n
rl
9A
f
nr
t.ho
rrroriinir
rfav
Tmns
W
VTqnrlnnl,
D
1?
o'
.
I-.i
i
I
iftmoui
cntrex
lome
iipim
ww
nrw
tio
Try
ttd
i
I
the
unique
opportunities
for
ray
ur.
ai
au
onwi
lation
and
demands.
Out
of
Esquimau
Canon
Prock-
J
ter,
In
his
capacity
as
chaplain
I
of
the
local
naval
division,
!
i.U.B.'
ilU:il
Goid
Buying-oii:c
iurcd
the
world's
ad-
'Catches
had
been
running
near
Dr.
L.
Kirsch,
Mrs.
J.
J.
Jeffries
'the
lower
figure
for
some
time,
j
and
two
children,
J.
Hosklns.
J.
1
.
.,'
j
D.
Rand,
A.
R.
Gibson,
Mr.
and
VICKERS'lS
DISTIllIO
IN
CANADA
AND
IS
DISTRIBUTED
BY
Ci
venturers.
I
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...
T
r
.
Thi
idmtiitmtnt
is
not
published
ot
diip'reJ
Hy
the
l
iquof
Control
&J
'H.M.CS.
Chatham,
took
a
ten-day
cruise
in
H.M.C.S.
Ontario
Mrs.
A.
L.
Goldberg,
Miss
J.
Mo-
Prices
palu
lor
raw
gold
m
Kay,
Miss
Ferneaux,
Miss
M.
isomc
foreign
countries
ranue
.is
by
tne
oovemnieni
cm
ninun
unuinua.
'
C.N.R.
$teamer
Prince
George,
"Capt.
"E.
B.
Caldwell,
arrived
in
PORTRAIT
S
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE'
v
.
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
1
218
-
4th
Street
Box
645
Tione
Green
389
.
Prince
Rupert
and
visited
Port
Albernl
and
Skidegate.
At
Port
Albernl
Canon
Prockter
met
former
Prince
Rupert
people
in
the
persons
of
Sgt
.
high
as
127
($83.50)
an
ounce
and
have
attracted
many
lntei-lianonal
operators
to
tne
liiegai
tiaiiw.
port
Tuesday
night
on
her
return
7r"P
"
,
7'
from
her
Alaska
cruise.
.Em-!
T'
.
,
,
,
'
'Sutherland,
Wayne
and
Sandra
barking
Vancouver
were
,
herejor
1
Mlsg
Fennellj
m
It's
Later
Than
You
Think!
two
O.
Hvnrimnn
'
u
.
n.
t.,.
and
Mrs.
T.
D.
Brunton
and
Mr.
'
D.
Allen,
'
Mi.s
Mrs.
L.
M.
Felsenthal
and
children,
Mrs.
J.
P.
Cade
Mrs.
C.
E.
Starr,
.
.'
Siajas
on,i
i
iv.;
i.ji
ui
ul
ouiu
0,1.11111
-
anu
jMiss
M.
Gillin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.l
bla.K
niarikt-t
1:0.11
tne
iic;and
Mrs.
D.
K.
Wilson.
Sgt.
iJack
Crawford,
D.
W.
Furguson,'
Kand
mines
It
smuggled
from
Brunton
Is
now
in
charge
of
the
!
L.
Caruso,
J.
C.
Brady.
T.
Roo-lmmo
nrpmisrs
hu
nanvpa
whii'nollce
det?chment
at
Port
Al-
oV
ney,
Frank
F.
Cami,
Mr.
and
have
become
Skilled
not
onlv
in
bernl
and
Mr.
Wilson,
formerly.'
THE
BEST
Freighter
Fort
Ross
called
in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
to
dis
PHONE
974
FOR
FREE
PICK-IT
1
Mrs.
Elvis,
Miss
V.
Garnham,
'
onrealin'z
the
metal,
but
have
of
Ormes
Drues
here.
Is
runnina
V.
tfrw.
in
charge
70
tons
of
cargo
from
the
,
F.
Armstrong,
The
Misses
Wal-south.
She
Continued
on
to
Port
ters,
Mis3
F.
Higginbottom,
Miss
'
Edward
and
Skeena
canneries
R.
Wright,
Miss
M.
Morrison,
with
general
cargo,
and
will
re-
j
Miss
J.
Morrison,
Mrs.
L.
Crippj
turn
here,
today
enroute
to
Taku
and
baby.
Father
Malone,
C.
-coine
experts
in
sine:ting
and
a
store
of
his
own
in
Albernl.
"
i-efining
processes.
In
victoria
Canon
Prockter
'
Gold
is
harder
to
hide
about
conferred
with
H.
S.
Hum,
dlrec-,
the
person
than
diamonds,
but
tor
of
drama
for
lne
Department
the
ingenious
African
soon
learns
nf
Education
on
matters
con-
BILL
if
t
if
Service
fro
a
load
of
ore
with
which
she
(.Lcavitt.
R.
Faulkner,
Mr.
Sever-
new
tricks.
will
sail
direct
to
Vancouver.
ance,
Miss
Demchuk,
Mrs.
W.
Pni-
c
ami
n...ic
ouieiala,
vo
the
r.c1
outbreak
of
oones
ana
aaugntcr
Evelyn,
Mr.iwnom
(J'
FURS
J
On
Sale
At
!
WALLACE'S
J
DEPT.
STORE
5
r..
it?..
HBC.:
and
Mrs.
Leslie
Myers,
Mrs.
Day,
'
SCUBY'S
FUR
STORAGE
302
-
3rd
Ave.
Box
1362
ccrning
the
local
Drama
Festival
and
also
saw
James
McGrath
who
was
dramatic
adjudicator
at
the
1950
Music
and
Drama
Festival
here.
In
Victoria
he
also
visited
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
O.
Essclmont,
formerly
of
this
city.
"i.U.B."
meau.s
slet'p.css
nighu
and
lots
of
aspirin,
recently
seized
liinodit-.oiAinj
pie;es
oi
ra?
and
wast,
curried
by
the
Canadian
National
8teamship
Prince
Rupert,
,.
.Captain-,.
-W.
E:cles,
arrived
in,
port.
Wednesday
afternoon
with
a
larga
number
of
people
taking
the
tri
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Holland.
Seventy-1
five
passengers
boarded
the
ship
I
at
Vancouver
for
the
round
'trip
j
to
Ketohikan.
..
t'
!
PHONE
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
BUD
SCHUMAN
.
mid
f.it
Office
Bldg.)
native
workers
as
tney
"oft
.T.ine
premises.
I
Examination
snowed
some
oi
j
the
rags
to
be
lieavily-impre-;
nated
with
sold
in
crude
iorr.i
!
angle
tour
to
Jasper
aboard.
She
'
;
Will
sail
tonight
for
Ketchikan.
'
WINCHMORE
HILL,
Middle-I
Disembarking;
here
were
Mr.
'sex,
England
W
Bomb
disposal
;'and
Mrs.
p..
A.
Reed
and
chil-i
experts,
seeking
what
they
I
dren,
Mr.
and'
Mrs.
M.
L.
Fin-1
thought
was
an
unexploded
row
and
David
and
Paul,'
G.
bomb,,
uprooted
an
old
tree
!
Morrison,
A.
Atherton,
John
stump.
-
(Contented
R.
W.
COLLINS
Authorized
Dealer
fur
ELECTROLUX
Will
be
residing
permanently
in
Prince
Rupert
Ccmt:ict
the
above
for
all
Service
required
and
for
Parts
and
Supplies
Watches
EBY
&
SONS
LTD.
CONTRACTORS
REPAIRS
-
REMODELLING
FOUNDATIONS..'"-'
Lot
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
H.H.A.
ftiM-
f.reen
XSJ
Bot
588
Ladies'
Fine
and
Men's
Watches
Less
Variation
j
In
N.Z.
Incomes
!
WELLINGTON,
N.Z
(C
Mew
;
Zealand
has
long
claimed
to
be
a
country
without
millionaires
or
beggars.
Statistics
show
that
;
New
Zealand
incomes
are
be-
j
coming
even
more
uniform
and
that
the
range
Is
probably
.
bmaller
than
in
any
other
coun-
try
In
the
world.
j
La
i
est
income
tax
statistics
show
that
there
are
now
only
10
people
in
the
Dominion
with.
There
are
millions
of
them
contented
Carnation
babies.
They
get
as
fine
a
food
as
can
be
put
in
a
baby's
formula.
Carnation
Milk
is
good,
whole
milk
made
double-rich
by
evaporation.
PHONE
451
Hiomc
today
for
a
Free
lnn-
'ntrat:o-i
of
Die
IH.'.B
!UieI
ELGIN
BULOVA
GRUEN
vZLt
-
SROADWAY
CAFE
And
lor
All
Milk
Uses
In
cooking,
Carnation
gives
any
recipe
smoother
texture,
richer
flavor,
surer
results.
Greeo
MANSON'S
YOUR
FRIENDLY
JEWELLER
Always
uniform
and
always
easily
digested,
because
it
is
homogenized
and
heat-refined.
Always
safe,
because
it
is
sterilized
after
it
is
scaled
in
the
air-tight
can.
Carnation
is
a
preferred
milk
for
infant
feeding.
Ask
your
doctor.
"from
Contented
Cows"
321
income!
in
ex-jess
of
$31,003.
j
El);ht
years
ago
the
largest
income"
group
was
still
that
c-jrninp,
below
$925
a
year.
Today,
however,
this
group
has
shrunk
and
the
largest
group
For
creaming,
undiluted
Carnation
oives
coffee,
cereals,
desserts,
a
new
AlAillll
A
i
A
1
...........
5
rich
IVIDAIiTfl
goodness.
Heavy
as
cream,
it
is
enough
to
whip.
1
yy
Hours
7
a.m.
lo
1
a
m
is
in
the
range
from
$925
to
$1225.
With
the
comparatively
lew
New
Zealand
co:-t
of
living
this
represents
quite
a
reasonable
standard.
Tor
Tokc-Home
Orders
Phone
200
A
REAL
VACATION
AT
...
Limberlost
Lodge
ort
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
For:
Adults
$6
00
per
day
u
.
.
'
Children
(unt'r
12)
$3.00
per
d.
Hunting
Fishing
including
meals
TRAVELLING?
&
ftasons
whyrtfiSys
tom3k$
Jams
and
jelies
tfotrwkm,
It'i
m
aay
to
make
Jam
I
"
Jelliei
with
CEMOI
Sooting
Dancing
Tennis
Swirnmina
Cryttola
the
pectin
prod
&vrt-Bc
way
with
CEfW
Crystals
FLY
Q.C.A.
Five
Times
Weekly
"Be
1hrifty.:Be
Smart...
Make
Jams
and
Jellies
For
the
very
finest
in
LUGGAGE
George
Cook,
Jeweller
in
cry.tal
form
(hit
"'Pi
all
fruiU
to
jell
Phone
47fi
perfectly.
:'i
aid
v.
Box
1
1KB
Phone
1!64
this
Easy,
SHORT-BOIL
41AM
4
General
Electric
WASSIKllvS
Lcorn
to
Dance
3
NATURAL
TAS1
and
COLOR.
The
KJ
!
10
thott
it
do
3:
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....
...
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