Sid
Thompson,
Vancouver,
beat
j
inrtt
to
eoiiuiluiaie
lua
daughter,
Mary,
and
Frank
Hopwood
C.
Havens,
Seattle,
beat
X,
Ronough,
Portland.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
September
7,
1950
Jasper
Makes
Of
Cordova
Hits
Crab
Jackpot
"
"
on
their
engagement.
The
even
ing
wits
spent
sinking
with
Miss
Postuk
at
the
piano
and
Percy
Curie
on
the
guitar
-accompanying.
AbL;ut
fourteen
guests
wished
well
to
the
happy
couple.
postuk
Saturday
MONTREAL,
Sept.
7th
It's
yours
at
a
vn
vrry
this
lotifi-latting
pulifhina
elo,
1.
1
mice
1
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.
.
glH'Ol.ll
1"
'.
il
,
,
-
...I.,.,.,
i......
J.v,.
X'..
V,.
I
I
th
.
C
ineffectual
hits
of
rag
when
you
can
ilrugglc
wiili
1
1
f
.
-
time"
polishing
clot
li
(or
just
15c1
1
lis
irnle
to
me
Montreal,
l'.Q,
tnclnuuK
lc
In
or
pottage
stamps
and
I'll
,d
rour
ipeeiid
hrassware
potithing
clolh
to
II
find
it
ct'P
y"r
'"'autilul
Iiraivwarc
In:
,
ir..r
firculuco
ncx-ciworics
looking
like
"
Tl't
krlv
willi
BHASaU!
So
easy
to
use
lur
it'
L,
specially
f'fbntal
..ffniul
Hi,nciwii
h-Mnker
for
the
neiKhborhood
C
"
1.1.1...I
nn
her
Canned
hulinon
Golf
History
Twenty-five
Holes
Required
To
Settle
One
Match
PASPER
History
was
made
In
me
lotem
Pole
eolf
tournament
here
when
Murray
Marsh,
Seattle,
and
Dr.
Vernon
Fowler,
As
toria,
Oregon,
went
to
the
twenty-fifth
hole
before
Marsh
emerged
victorious.
It
was
the
longest
game
yet
to
be
recorded
In
this
event.
Several
favorites
went
by
the
boards
In
the
men's
championship
flight
including
Jack
Todd,
Victoria,
Harold
Staft,
Cincinnati,
Dave
Kinnnear,
Vancouver,
Frank
Dunn.
Seatt
e,
Eddie
Shore,
Springfield,
Gordon
Verley,
Victoria,
Dr.
Fowler,
Astoria
and
Bob
Cleat,
Vancouver.
In
the
ladies'
championship
Mrs.
Frank
Dunn.'
Seattle,
dropped
from
contentipn
when
she
tost
a
19-ho:e
match
to
Mrs.
J.
Streit,
Toronto.
All
other
favorites
won
including
Mnj.
Jack
Xodd.
Victoria,
who
won
the
medal
yesterday
with
a
brilliant
parr
77.
Men's
Championship
F,i;.il
Jack
Starky,
Edmonton,
boat
D.
F.
Seer,
Vancouver,
6-5.
Eddie
Oana,
Vancouver,
beat
R.
O.
Armstrong,
Vancouver,
3-2.
Bill
McElroy,
Vancouver,
beat
Jack
Todd
victoria.
8-7
.
D.
W.
McMillan,
Fort
Wayne,
ind
w
nr
n
Mn,.Knn
sm.
tie,
4-2.
"
:
Ed
Greene,
Seattle,
beat
Hii-
llard
Lyle,
Vancouver,
3-2.
j
J.
E.
Baldwin,
Vancouver,
beat
Harold
Staff,
Cincinnati
5-4.
Don
Straith,
Victoria,
beat
Dave
K.nnear,
Vancouver,
3-1.
A.
E.
Wilson,
Detroit,
beat
S.
Kahn,
San
Francisco,
4-3.
2
Uun
th.
y
could
aiy
''M-mmml
'
uni
Marv's
"'tUr
.iiiU.J
h.r
'
.
uns'
for
tuilads
and
delicious
hot
,U.MU'
,
i.
(,,i,i
iiin
,
.bout
il.
l'"v
a"
o"!'.1-
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,
j
hnw
thev
el
niunugcd
1
0
.
7
,
-
f..,'..nrilr
nronnd
tmr
lmitw
It'a
not
onlv
CAW
WED
FOODS
I
y
-Ml
salmon
b
"'"-",..
r,
....
'
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..
I(time-av(T
ami
wonucnuny
mvniim,
v
u,
"J
1(
i.
You
set,
Canned
.Salmon
is
all
cooked
anil
its
aU
I0OI1
uum
-
.
.
.aAVWrW
,
Q.
How
can
I
prevent"
,
peeling
of
onions
from
affecTTTig
-
t
f
la
save
you
ward-
HOW
CAN
I
?
a.
Huw
can
I
remodel
hat?
A.
If
it
is
desired
to
a
straw
.
"?
te"
ducts
e
TV-
-
A.
By
dipping
the
onions
rrTr
chnc!
moment
in
boiling
wate
nd
the
shape
of
a
straw
hat,
pour
tcn
Dcgmnmg
at
ine
root,
ei-boiling
water
over
it,
and
while
,
inS
apwards.
TT"
tout
i
on
II
snt
,INE
NG
Mi
f
jiffy!
ie
re-
nol&
I
punt
quickly
and
Liiout
leaving
telltale
itini
oiiour!
YVhtit
ik
ahwlutcly
aaf"
itidi
iwr
cau,t
ics,
will
L
molt
delicate
fabrics
I
colour
of
fast-dyed
Norman
Wilkinson
Vancouver,'
"HV
U
T
v
,
,
J.
,
.
,
'.Trotter.
Saskatoon.
o
Dr.
H.
Carruth,
Portland,
beat
G.
Clement,
Vancouver.
Stanley
Thompson,
Guelph,
W.
E.
Browne,
Winnipeg.
G.
Armstrong,
Chehalls,
Wash.,
W.
Booth,
Victoria.
W.
A.
Sutton,
Vancouver,
beat
C.
Gaskin,
Hamilton.
F.
Wolfe,
Edmonton,
beat
N.
J.
Vickerman,
Seattle.
F.
R.
Graham,
Vancouver,
beat;
MtCartcr,
Victoria.
Hopkins,
Washington.
W.
Davis.
Vancouver,
beat
J.
J.
K.
Newbury,
Vancouver,
bent
Strochecker,
Seattle.
H.
C.
Rowley,
Vancouver,
beat
Pearon.
Edmonton.
Dr.
J.
Harrison.
Vancouver,
beat
J.
B.
Streit,
Toronto.
H.
McMihon,
Edmonton,
beati
Frost,
Toronto.
I
A.
G.
Lush,
Winnipeg,
beat
L.
I
Campbell,
Vancouver
hp
MeHattio
v,'
I
B.
H.
Rae,
Vancouver
beat
J.
i
McCarthy.
San
Jose.
Calif.
J.
White.
Woodstock,
beat
A.
Newson,
Vancouver.
Fifth
Flirht
A.
J.
Sinclair,
Vancouver,
beat
Snedecor.
Portland.
D.
W.
Atkins,
Vancouver,
beat
Chapman,
Edmonton.
'
'
Dr.
G.
Hall,
Victoria,
beat
C
Pie
Mont-esi
'
1
H.
S.
Hay,
Saskatoon,
beat
N.
Holland.
Vancouver.
C.
Johnson,
Long
Island,
be
P.
Smyth,
Montreal.
Dr.
W.
Hackney,
Victoria,
beat
C.
Deitrlch,
Vancouver.
it
-mi'n
Vancouver,
bent
J.
Miller,
Calgary.
A.
j.
Oates,
Vancouver,
beat
D.
Hentig.
Vancouver.
E.
N.
Kennertv.
Edmonton,
r"'
"inford,
Portland.
F.
McDermid,
Saskatoon,
beat
W.
Johnstone,
Vancouver.
W.
Jardine.
Vancouver,
beat
V.
McCosham,
Edmonton.
.
W.
H.
Thompson,
Calgary,
beat
B.
Thomson.
Winnipeg.
NWWi'WW.Vi'.vw
T,--1-;'
I.
1
if
J
!
Di
Eddie
Shore
4-2.
A.
J.
Watson,
Vancouver,
beat
Gordon
Verlev,
Victoria.
2-1.
Dr.
M.
Marsh.
Seattle,
beat
Dr.
V.
Fowler,
Astoria,
25th
hole.
beat
D.
Searle
Monetrey,
Cal..
beat
T.
E.
Blossom,
3-2.
beat
N.
R.
Bernard,
Pasadena,
beat
Dr.
J.
D.
Collin':,
Seatle,
2-1.
D.
Herb
Pinder,
Saskatoon,
beat
Bob
Cleat.
Vancouver.
2
up.
Ladies'
Chamn'onshin
Mrs.
J.
H.
Tndd.
Vietoria,
beat
Mrs.
J.
D.
Baldwin.
Vancouver,
W.
3-2.
'
!
Mrs.
Max
Be'l.
Canary,
beat'
Mrs.
R.
g.
Armrtrsnt,'
Vancouver.
2
up.
,
.
F.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Strcit,
Tornnto.
beat
Mrs.
F.
Dunn.
Scatt'e
U9th.
H
Mrs.
Sid
Thompson.
Vancouver.
eat
Mrs.
J..D.
Collins,
Seattle,
43.
M--P
R.
r
h
cleat
Vancouver,
C.
beat
Mrs.
A.
DeaBrisay,
Vancouver,
5-4.
.
,
.
,
,
.
Mrs
T.
P.
Dtinlon.
Vancouver.
beat
Mrs.
A.
E.
Wilson.
Detroit,
n
2-1
i
Mrs.
R.
Sh"Ulr
worth,
Toronto,
jx.
Deat
Mrs.
j.
c.
Detrich,
Vancouver
(20th
hole).
L.
Miss
G.
Thompson,
Vancouver,
heat
Mrs.
F.
T.
Jones,
Vancouver,
5-4.
E.
Men's
First
Flight
A.
M.
Affleck,
Kamloops,
beat
C.
G.
W"b!v
Keatt'e.
H.
Husband,
Victoria,
beat
C.
J.
L.
Jones
Winnipeg.
!
P.
Ry'
o'-arv,
beat
-
Emelt7er.
Edmonton.
W.
G.
Skinner.
Vancouver,
beat
J.
G.
Langley,
Vancouver.
W.
Ga-:e.
VictTia.
beat
T.
P.
J.
Dunlop,
Vancouver.
J.
F.
Chifholm
Montreal,
bet
O.
F.
J.
M;Farian1.
V3ncnver.
Dr.
Leith
Webster,
Vancouver,
P.
beat
Max
Bell,
Calgary.
Fd
7ri"r.
Wu-.nipej,
beat
A.
E.
rol'ett.
Vancouver.
F.
T.
Jones
Vancucvcr.-bcat
F.
Nordstrom,
Seattle.
.
W.
Ripley,
Calgary,
beat
V.
D.
WUlia
Toronto
E,
Forst,
Fnr'
Vann
Vancouver,
beat
J.
C.
MLen.
vjn:o;:jcr.
G.
E.
Lufh.
Edniontan,
beat
T.
Gillespie,
Seattle.
W.
Russell
Vancouver,
beat
R.
MacLeod,
Victoria.
W.
M.
Guse,
Detroit,
beat
A.
P.
Robinson.
Seattle.
W.'
J.
Bilbert,
Seattle,
beat
C.
Jerome.
Rochester.
Men's
Third
Flight
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or
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0VIR
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V
turf
even
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rom
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CORDOVA,
Alaska,
Fisher
men
of
this
Alaska
coastal
town
rsve
nrves
crab
leg
bonanza.
It
With
their
daily
earnings
run-n
up
int-j
t;i..e
figures,
it
look-,
as
though
the
xtrlko
Is
as
rirh
is
anv
of
the
lucky
oldlime
sour-.'
ti"h's
crr'v
day
trold
findings.
"A
yarn
thr.t
o
couple
of
men
Vrre
irak
rc
$31)0
a
day
in
a
c.v
pla-e-
etJd
strike
would
arou'c
Irr'lfic
pxcit"m"r.t,"
wrote
lprenco
r.'pttir),
rort'iva
Times
tul'a;iher.
"Yet
the
crab
fisher-T.cn
are
making
that
kind
of
mosey
and
it
is
just
as
good
s
if
it
came
in
nut-gets."
Cordsvn
!.?
one
nf
the
bii
producers
of
earned
and
frozen
ra!
Tbe
srecies
is
known
on
he
Pic(fie
r?'t
as
the
Dun"en--;is.
Bui.
until
recently
all
of
tha
"ordrvr-
ratnh
was
taken
"rom
Prin'',
Wi'Uam
Pound,
'"'"cnf
t"
the
(own.
F!e-,nife
th"
Puma's
rr-ab
beds
Thva"?
nt
'lied
eneu-h
of
a
--t'b
t
r-ake
ro'
d
liv'r'j
for
be
fi'he-m"
"
few
of
them
ever
Tt
was
f'-,rirr;
the
rinsed
"season
tho
(,,
t'qt
a
venturesome
fisherman
decided
nhiut.
a
rno'1t
P"n
t'v
bW
luck
in
th"
Oulf
-f
A'n-k,i-.tti,.
vstbodv
of
North
Frrifi"
wrte-
that
washes
the
b-ertth
of
Alaska's
southern
I
co.st.
I
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rut
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his
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brvjcht
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day's
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nlwolutidy
no
wanlc!
tiffin
"Habring'
Your
Baby't
Tender
Skin
wliilo
Bile's
still
J
'
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tiny
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wiothc
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u-d
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ho
nui(xtii
bo
footliing
...
it
pro-terla
bullies'
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nt
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tlifl
growth
of
infecting
KenuK.
to
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trillion
(10c,
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ItW,
while
summer
holiday
memories
are
still
fresh,
is
a
Rood
time
to
plan
for
your
next
year's
vacation.
And
one
of
tho
licst
ways
I
know
to
do
this
is
to
open
a
"Sunshine
Account"
at
the
ItANTv
OK
MONTREAL!
You'll
be
so
glad
of
this
ppenul
B
of
M
&iu-mis
j4ccuu(
when
holiday-timo
comes
'round
asain.
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money
worries
to
make
vacition-timo
less
carefree!
ho
why
not
decide
now
how
much
vac
at
ion
'
money
you're
going
to
need?
....
put
one-twelfth
of
tins
sum
eaijn,
month
into
your
BofM
,'riun-fhine
Account".
And
begin
the
good
work
next
payday.
Freih,
Roty-Red
Tomatoes,
spe
cially
grown
lor
llc
ini,
are
picked
ht
Leaminntun
and
Wallaceburg,
Ont-nu
pa
cry
year
at
thin
tune:
So
take
B
advantage
note
of
the
"New
Pack"
of
lll.INZ
TOMATO
rit01H'CTS...n'ip
Crenm
of
Tomato
Smip
lliinz
Tomato
Juin'
Jli
iuz
Ki
trhup
ami
Jlani
Chili
Satre!
I'm
liusy
"slockimr
up"
on
these
famous
imir
for
I
count
on
them
to
live
n
up
meals
from
this
Si'i'te
nilier
to
ncxtt
The
coup
so
delicious
as
a
firnt
cnur!
or
in
meat
tend
vcgctahlc
dislies
.
.
.
the
juice
as
a
ta.ty
cocktail
..
.
the
keti
hup
ami
chili
nance
to
aelil
flavour
to
main
dishes,
l'iek
the
"pick"
of
the
Hemi
tomato
.
rop
from
your
grocer's
nhel
vca
njw!
e
Anubi.n
is
an
u'i-
kouit.
Jiow
you
can
K
md
tflirdi'C
Ttln-1
but
3c
a
tiJdct
in
the
i
Kamilv-.Sne
IVit-
is
hot
and
pliable,
reshape
it
1
with
the
bands.
Take
a
bowl
o;
vessel
that
will
fit
the
crown
and
place
the
hat
on
this
while
working,
also
leaving
It
on
the
bowl
to
dry
in
the
sun.
Q.
How
can
1
tighten
the
handle
of
an
umbrella?
A.
If
the
umbrella
handle
becomes
loose,
fill
the
hole
In
the
handle
with
powdered
resin,
he;U
the
rod,
and
then
press
firmly
int
o
the
hole.
.
Yvinkir
.
W
J
Jhcs2
arc
Lovely
Coats
w
this
Low
Price.
Your
Choice
of
Greens,
Diucs,
Fawns
and
Old
Ross.
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
ONLY.
Uaohut
tablets.
Buy
beat
W.
Fox,
Vancouver,
2-1.
SbSS"
rur?iUOn'
bCat
Dunn
ann,
Seattle
1
up.
i
3.030
crabs.
A
Cordova
packing
plant
paid
him
15
cents
a
crab
$150
for
his
day's
efforts,
tau
CATCHES
E;an
a
half
dozen
fishermen
!
were
working
in
the
same
area,
each
with
from
100
to
150
taps.
After
several
weeks
of
fishing,
ane
ooais
conunuca
to
Dnnr;
m
,
from
10
to
2,500
crabs,
each.
Small
boats
arc
manned
usually
by
a
man
and
a
boy,
or
by
two
men
at
mcst,
so
the
daily
take
has
been
running
$151
to
$2j.
etch.
Eirce
the
fishermen
alrcacW
had
the
traps
for
their
Prince
Wjjllpm
Sound
fishinfr,
just
about.
;lhe"only
additional
eicpen.se
I.-i
for
the
bttit
and
the
boat
o.:er-latlon.
Tne
fishermen
like
it
beranrr
;thcy
can
leave
e!rly
In
the
morn-ing,
run
out
to
the
gulf,
pull
thc'i
traps
and
be
back
in
town
b;
evening.
The
town
likes
it
b-ratK
it
is
the
biggest
flow
cf
steal?
money
It
has
seen
fo-
a
ljn
time.
The
men
ani
women
hi
rro
cess
the
crab
meat
are
makin
big
pay
cheq
ies
too.
The
rrcjc
ing
plant
crab
"shake:
s"
the:
I
.
-I
"
"
N
w
e
e
e
j,
OH
tar
favouriU?
dmn-ktmtmber:
aU
tiTitt-
tet
o(
alike.
7
he
u
if
in
perjormunct:.
...WW
..AW'
'
tmihututnine
lor-
fit(d
fur
family
ue
s
tuccea
m
a(
ual
tlSTLooking
Fall
h
tanlruhc
loses
half
If
its
cliiirm
if
yemr
skin
is
coarse
and
dry-lnoking
from
Summer
wind
'n'
sin.
Hut
here's
a
real
"coinplcxiou-ftivfr''
.
.
.
wonderful
WtMlDIU'HY
fM!
Tins
is
the
cream
i
drefvr
into
pore
nmiove
everv
noeck
i
dirt.
Tin-
s,.crrt
of
P'
feintains
a
mnrvcl-
'
?
literally
shake
th
meat
from
the
j
shells
are
the
elite
of
the
"inciting
crews.
A
rkdled
"shaker"
can
remove
about
45?
r'untM
of
me;'
aday.
At
84
cents
a
pound,
that'
'"dient
called
I'KN-'H
"as
truly
nmaz-inj
K.wrr
working
""tlily
but
oli.
so
your
skin
i
xeiui-
look
our
liet
oil
'
reimeir
hrautv
"ury
Co
il
(
reo
m
I
$42.75
for
a
dr.y's
c
shakinc.
The
crab
meat
is
either
cnnnr
or
quick-frozen
in
ea!iin
cr
and
shipped
to
brokers
In
Seattle
and
San
Francisco.
All
this
is
happening
in
a
.cei-son
when
the
crab
catch
has
been
slim
in
such
normally
hannv
hunting
grounds
as
Washington
State
coastal
waters.
Happv
Cordova
fishermen
b
CMar
and
uec
the
jams
und
jellies
I
put
down
And
when
your
guests
exclaim
over
the
a
bo
with
Iron
array,
you'll
feel
puffed
with
pride.
Here's
a
,,;,
l)e
eonlide'iit
your
jams
and
jellies
will
I
rilt
RR
,,irv
"ro
to
see.
Make
them
wi
lU
lV
I'l'Ci'lN
...catch
the
.lnn
deep
tr
Ihc
the
fruit
fruit
at
at
the
tho
no.lt
peak
,if
of
,l,,l:,.i,,n.n..e
elcIieioUMiess.
Pet
S
'i
S
i
I
i
Certo
llovo
thov
hivo
tanneH
D
vo'!Ttih
anvcrtv,
.i-onl
s
not
pu
""'""
the
cretin
that
inanv
I'ullv
rie
fruits
lack,
n'"T
":ivor'l
jams
or
jcllii's-in
V3
the
timo
'"Hi
nictliod.
The
results
aro
sure
when
you
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:
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dire-ctions
under
the
label
of
each
Ccrto
bottle.
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or
jelly
from
tho
sumo
amount
of
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,
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PHONE
79
Mall
arc
ijarumnt
r
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When
you
choose
your
cearette
for
mildness
-you
VAXCOl
TVER-VICTORIA
Sunday,
9
p.m..
Camosun
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Coquit'am
VI.ICK
ARM,
STEWART
AND
POItT
SIMPSON
Suntlay.
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
FOU
NOKill
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
Bs.'
Camosun.
Sept.
15
&
29
10
p
m.
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SOI
Til
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
September
8
and
22,
10
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
choose
Millbankdgarettes
HOURS
9
cm.
to
9
p.m.
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
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