Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
i
Tuesday,
October
31,
1950
,
Today
i
GARY
COOPER
.
..."
7
9:10
;
in
"BRIGHT
SSH
before
her
art
called
"mother"
or
"father"
nd
all
those
in
ths
lower
generation
are
"son"
and
"daughter."
To
clarify
the
matter
for
them,
she
has
coined
kinship
terms
finds
that
even
with
these
some
people
move
off
with
a
blank
expression.
But
few
of
them
go
eff
without
realizing
East
Hears
of
Native
Craft
Hairia
Woman's
Basketry
Inspired
by
Grandmother
By
MARGARET
ELLIS
In
The
Christian
Science
Monitor
onl
THURSDAY
jte-VwrTHOUTA
V'r
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-ttT-
I
4
STMT
OF
SHOCKING
IMPACTI
GARDEN
that
Mrs.
Abraham
is
not
only
an
artist
but
is
also
a
linguist,
and
somewhat
of
a
socilogist.
Today
Mrs.
Abraham
Is
one
of
the
few
Indians
along
the
coast
who
still
remember
and
practice
the
art
of
basketry.
Although
the
price
at
which
me
must
sell
her
baskets
does
not
DIG
TENDER
BULBS
NOW
TO
KEEP
SAFE
OVER
WINTER
"You
want
to
know
about
my
i
first
maktng
basket?
Gee
whiz.,
!
I
don't
know
.
.
.
mebe
I
Jus
musical
Cartoon
n
i
t
h
'
tm
w
r
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Bnlhc
onH
t.ihcro
iuHi.-Vi
ore
tint
Inanv
in
thp
K.'inip
rnnlaliior
f
huh
this
biff
that
time
.
.
.
this
tOWil
News
7-9
p.m
the
pironlatinn
of
nir
nhnnt.
'jus
tents
.
.
.
Granny,
ladders
is
prevented.
i
maudder,
teaching
me
how
mak-
compensate
her
for
the
time
she
spends
In
gathering,
preparing,
'on
VMTItl
Since
th
cladiolus
thrins
ha
inz
lirs
DasKei
.
toll
Willi
Mrs.
Eliza
Abraham,
HaUla
and
weaving,
she
prefers,
for
the
Indian
woman,
worked
as
she
sake
of
her
art,
to
forego
many
of
the
luxuries
that
many
of
her
become
widespread,
11
is
advisable
that
gladiolus
bulbs
be
treated
to
destroy
this
pest.
This
can
be
done
by
placing
each
100
talked
to
a
group
of
tourists,
NECESSARY
ELEMENT
i
'
j
hardy
should
be
dug
before
they
H
freeze,
and
taken
into
shelter.
Those
commonly
grown
include
tuberoses,
gladioli,
cannas,
dah-
lias,
tigridias,
spider
lilies,
J
crinums,
montbretias.
J
I
All
except
gladioli,
dahlias
and
B
.carinas
will
usually
keep
in
good
!
condition
in
a
cool
corner
of
the
!
average
ba?.ment
if
the
tops
are
leut
off,
the
bulbs
dried,
and
J
j
stored
in
boxes
or
paper
bags
.
being
careful
not
to
place
so
bulbs
in
a
paper
bag
in
an
ounce'
The
yield
of
tobacco
leal'
tie-
I
WaIU
Ads'
8ure
M
fascinated
as
they
saw
a
beautiful
basket
taking
form
under
her
swift
fingers.
One
day
a
week
she
demonstrated
her
native
art
of
basketry
at
the
little
of
D.D.T
dust
and
then
shaking
until
each
bulb
is
covered
thoroughly
for
three
weeks;
after
.
.
.
They
don't
hove
to
be
o
menace.
A
carefully
worked
out,
easy
to
follow
budget
makes
Wallace
Department
Store
bill
paying
a
cinch.
We'll
be
pleased
to
help
work
out
a
budget
for
you
and
your
family.
Drop
in
today!
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
pends
largely
on
the
amount
of
I
nitrogen
used
in
the
soil
!
museum
here,
marked
by
Its
to
people
have
obtained
by
working
in
canneries,
stores
and
offices.
Throughout
the
winter
she
lives
at
Port
Edward,
British
Columbia,
where
she
adapts
the
weaves
she
learned
many
years
ago
to
modern-day
uses,
and
weaves
shopping
bags,
place
mats,
waste
baskets,
and
Jewelry
baskets
to
order.
which
it
is
opened
to
admit
air
REAL
ESTAT
INSURAncfV
m
LENGTHY
LABOR
The
first
of
the
12
panels
in
Queen
Mary's
carpet
is
dated
1941;
the
border
is
dated
1950.
The
open
bags
should
be
placed
;
tern
poles,
and
standing
on
the
in
the
coolest
storage
place
'hill
above
the
dock
where
the
available,
which
is
above
treez-
bi8
Alaska-bound
steamers
ing.
pause
on
their
way
up
and
If
named
varieties
of
gladioli
'
down
the
coast,
are
grown,
use
a
bag
for
each
)
"Firs'
basket
Oranny
teaching
variety,
and
place
in
it
both
large
is
picking
berry
basket,"
she
bulbs
and
bulbleU,
labeling
th
!
continued.
bag.
The
various
sizes
can
be!
"Look
Dea,
I'm
working
long
11
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
rREPAR;
R.
E.
Mortimei
324
2nd
Ave.
(NearCf
:j
Britain
Is
Out
v
For
Auto
Honors
nee
Rupert
Florists
1
Flowers
for
111
Occasion
sorted
in
the
spring,
time
...
I'm
working
breakfas',
Flo
300
3i
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
77'
Both
dahlias
and
cannas
I
after
dinner,
and
next
day
.
should
he
due
in
clumas.
and
th
I
all
to
makins
firs'
basket
...
I
LONDON
P
Britaih
has
bred
a
new
speed
baby
in
a
bid
for
international
automobile-racing
honors.
This
sprightly
infant,
only
just
recovering,
from
preliminary
teething
troubles,
is
a
low-slung,
soil
left
on
them
In
storage.
The'
don'
know
myself
how
long
.
Import
of
Mine
Labor
Not
Needed
TORONTO
Charles
Millerd
of
the
United
Mine
Workers
of
America
criticizes
the
move
to
import
mine
labor
from
the
United
Kingdom
for
work
in
Canadian
mines.
Such
miners,
he
feels,
could
be
found
in
Nova
Scotia
when
they
are
required
in
Ontario.
SANDY'S
CAFE
(Next
door
to
Belmont
Hotel)
0Px?
6.30
jfc
A
Good
Place
to
Eat
must
be
stored
in
a
place
so
But
that
firs'
making
basket
no
cool
they
will
not
sprout,
with
I
good
kind
...
I
don'
even
show
WOMEN'S
Pull-On
Rii
air
sufficiently
moist
to
-prevent
Granny
firs'
Dasket
dui
niae
in
tree
O
TAILORING
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
pale-green
racing
machine
which
With
stories
such
as
this
Mrs
drying
out
and
shrinking;
and
at
the
same
time
where
they
will
not
freezs
This
makes
it
Abraham
holds
the
interest
of
may
be
the
iastest
ining
on
wheels.
'U
It's
known
as
the
B.R.M.
mil
difficult
to
keep
them
in
heated
!
visitors
and
answers
questions
basements
without
special
ritish
Racing
motor
and
more
pre-
about
her
ancestors
who
lived
along
the
coast
of
British
Co-
News
Classifieds
Make
Sales.
cautions
LING,
the
TAILOR
BUCKET
LUNCHES
We
will
make
you
a
lunch
that
you
can
eat
and
enjoy.
lumoia
and
Alaska.
ADROIT
LINGUIST
They
must
be
packed
in
cardboard
cartons,
in
sawdust
or
shavings,
and
stored
in
the
cold
Li
1
MPI
She
found
that
the
mastery
of
the
English
language
neces-
Phone
649
220
Sixth
St.
est
corner
of
the
basement.
I
575
FISH
and
CHIPS
SPAGHETTI
To
take
out
-
PHONE
man
tuu.uuu
ioiu,uuu)
uas
uccu
spent
on
it
in
an
effort
to
redeem
Britain's
racing
reputation
For
a
while
It
was
thought
the
money
might
be
wasted,
but
now
at
last
Ht
looks
as
though
the
B.R.M.
will
pay
dividends.
Two
B.R.M.
cars
will
go
to
Barcelona
Sunday
for
the
Spanish
Grand
Prix.
If
successful
there,
against
top
international
racers,
Britain's
"dream"
cat
will
finally
have
proved
its
Brown
Only
TO
0
they
show
a
-tendency
to
shrink
stated
more
than
a
memory
or
cover
each
carton'
with
moist
J
vocabulary
and
a
few
rules
of
newspaper,
and
wet
it
frequent-
grammar,
for
some
of
the
word3
ly.
Peat
moss
is
sometimes
used
have
no
equivalent
in
her
own
for
packing,
but
many
gardeners
tongue.
She
still
finds'
it
dim-think
it
draws
moisture
from
the
cult
to
explain
her
meanings
to
tubers,
rather
than
conserving
puzzled
tourists;
they
seem
to
it.
Soil
is
better
than
peat
moss,
have
no
conception
of
the
mat-for
packing.
Varities
which
keep
rilineal
system
she
was
raised
posrly
are
often
dusted
witu
in
and
don't
understand
that
'
yiii'-bin-
to
check
dewv.
all
members
of
the
generation
CLEAR
worth.
if
FOREIGN
MONOPOLY
It
will
be
about
time.
Evei
FAMILY
SH
STORE
LT
Charlie
Roberts
Diamond
Price
Boost
All
Diamond
wholesalers
were
notified
of
a
15
to
207
increase
In
prices
as.of
October
15,
1950.
Manson's
Jewellers
were
very
fortunate
In
purchasing
a
real
large
selection
two
days
before
this
increase
and
all
rings
now
In
stock
will
be
sold
at
the
old
prices.
Wc
have
now
on
hand
over
200
rings,
giving
you
by
far
the
largest
selection
in
styling
and
prices
olfered
in
town.
Come
in
today.
-
'
Easy
Credit
Terms
Available
Phone
J57
Bf
"
"
.
Ill
since
pre-war
'
days,
Germai:
Mercedes
built
in
a
sky's-the-limit
spirit
or
Italian
Alfa
Romeo
and
Maserati
machines
have
dominated
international
speec
I
Mwuys
Prompt'and
Courteous
J
m
r7?7r
m
We're
Here
to
Servs
YOU
'
arse
cJ&m
I
VMX
iJ
Am
I
lanes.
OIL
II
EMI
(Commodore
Cafe
In
1945,
British
racing
drive!
Raymond
Mays
and
designei
V)
Peter
Eerthon
approached
160
.
,
.
"
a-
I
1
af
its
Best
Hospitality
and
Oood
Food"
car-and-component
manufactur
ers:
They
persuaded
them
to
pu
)
n
.
li
(
i
MANSON'S
JEWELLERY
MANSON
8
JEWEIXERY
'hone
17
for
Send-Out
Order
l
up
money
for
a
racing
car
thai
d
Ave.
DaviQ
Chow.
Mgr
MARCHAND
SPACE
HEATERS,'
would
be
sure
to
end
the
foreigr
monopoly.
After
much
hard
work
ano
many
disappointments,
the
BR
M.
a
16-cylinder
job
with
five
gears
and
a
new
type
of
pneu-
ff?:
I
VI
r
);
Convenient,
Economical
'
'
.
High
mechanical
efficiency.
VORTEX
1
DODDLE
DISTILLED
j
mailt;
ajjiming
maul'
jui
urfe
public
appearance
three
months
Automatic
BurneH
age.
It
flopped.
The
car
refused
fall
I
ci
I
I
waticwv
30
saving
in
lies
costs.
70.00
l
TERMS
ARRANTA
to
start.
Mechanics
who
had
toiled
day
and
night
to
cure
an
engine
defect
couldn't
get
it
going.
REPUTATION
REDEEMED
TOKEN
OF
LOVE
Smith
&
Elk:
LIMITED
diamonds
You"U,
enjoy
the
mature
per-feci
ion
fur
wliicli
tliis
famous
Caiiaili.m
Kye
Wliifky
lint
triiililionully
leen
notetl
...
a
riiimbinr
and
Hull
Don't
Gamble
cn
What
You
EAT!!
CALL
REB
656
ond
you
know
you
arc
getting
THE
BEST
D
&
S
GROCERY
But
a
couple
of
weeks
laer,
at
Goodwood
track
in
Sussex,
the
B.lt.M.
got
another
chance.
Thi
time
it
acted
as
its
sponsors
had
hoped.
Showing
powerful
speed
it
coasted
home
ahead
of
the
'rack
Siamese
driver,
Prince
Bira.
Keg
Parncll.
who
guided
the
mm
perfection
recopnixed
hy
the
CHOOSE
HER
RING
NOW!
g
We
will
lay
it
away
for
Christmas,
g
SEE
OUR
BEAUTIFUL
s
SELECTION
TODAY
Token
of
Love
P
niAMnin;
&
people
of
B.C.
who
appre-
Heal
Your
B.R.M.
to
its
first
victory,
com-
',
ciatc
the
full
bo.lip.I
'iGfrnZZ
i
Lw
300.00
l
i
w
1
w
i
im-r
H5
Are
all
Guaranteed
with
Free
Insurance
0
;
"Stf
III
"'GHUND
WHISKY
K
our
anil
mellow
riclmrps
'of
B.C.
Double
Distilled.'
and
registered
for
your
protection.
Home
The
Modi
Way!
mentcd
after
the
race:
"It's
the
most
wonderful
car
I've
ever
driven.
The
acceleration
was
terrific
and
I
had
a
lot
in
reserve.'
He
-.aid
he
hopes
to
reach
n
speed
of
more
thm
200
miles
an
l.rour.
The
BR.M.
isn't
out
of
the
woods
yet.
Financial
troubles
are
piling
up
now
that
the
government
has
refused
a
grant.
But
;the
sponsors
hope
a
clean-cut
CO.
LTD.
S
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
MANSON'S
Your
Friendly
Jeweller
a
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
B.C.
This
advertisement
is
not
pujiished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
MANSON'S
JEWELLERY
MANSON'S
JEWELLERY
victory
at
Barcelona
may
change
the
picture.
By
CHIC
YOUNG
uLONDIE
AIDS
WOUNDED
firuMMiiin.
,
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liii
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Mill'
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An
initial
shipment
WA
of
12
tons
of
surg'cal
dressings,
,
(
1
JUST
WANT
TO
GET
THE
plus
stretchers
and
other
first-
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DOES
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BE
SMART
Wear
Lovely
HEEL
HUGGER
Shoes
SANDWICH
ENOUGH
I
I
VOU
PLEASE
!
Lr?AiAPvl
I
TRVING
TO
RnfvS
WS&V
aid
materials,
is
being
sent
by
i
the
Norwegian
Red
Cross
to
I
Korea.
The
contribution
to
the
FIT
MY
MOUTH
This
advertistirznt
i;
not
published
or
displayed
bv
the
Liquor
Control
Board
jr
by
the
Government
ol
British
Columbia
American
Red
Cross
is
expected
to
reach
Yokohama
about
Dec.
21.
USE
HOT
WAT
HEATING
PREPARE
FOR
WINTER...
We
Stop
"Cold
W"
he"
xHove
our
HAVE
A
WARM,
COMFORTABLE
BED
!
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I
WONT
HAVE
TO
(
THAT
FOR
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f
SOWE
PLACE
)
TWO
MONTHS
OAGVJQOP-,
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woter
or
ing.
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Rcstmorc
"Flcx-o-Lotex"
Spring-Filled
Mattresses.
QO-f
5ft
All
sizes,
from
.:
J.,,u
No
Jo.'"-
Small
Simmons
"Harvest
Special"
Spring-Filled
Mattresses
COA
(ft
All
sizes,
from
OtJ0"
Ill
MURRAY
of
London
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