Prince
Hupctt
DaHg
Hctos
Thursday,
November,
10,
1949
lie
fleets
.
.
.
.
.
.
and
Reminisces
)'
Albert
Mah
Is
Robbed
1
J
war
supplies
"over
the
hump"
trom
India
to
China
during
Walter
Wilson
of
Burns
Lake
has
written
to
the
Prince
Rupert
World
War
n
and
has
had
chamber
of
Commerce
urging
the
many
dangerous
civilian
mis-i
advisability
of
continuing
an
sions
since.
i
active
campaign
with
a
view
to
Albert
Mah,
veteran
Chinese
pilot,
who
earned
ills
money
the
I
hard
may
making
tiansportl
f,
p..J"'
.wauirib!
in
undertaking
to
:'ully
lot
the
pual
turn
on
the
heat
and
instil
life
am.
luajiy
into
these
long
cold
and
silent
!"ritm.
t).
ii
and
''y
questions,
the
member
forSkeena.
V
n..p!
Uu're
is
Pl'r,("'l"i"C
a
welcome
service,
'
nip;i."'s
Pi','hi,Ps
11
lll!d
du,n8
il.
f'Uhl
at
lieadquar-
,(1
Usui
in
Eur-
ters.
Albert
plans
to
return
to
j
obtaining
the
building
of
a
high-China
within
a
few
weeks.
jway
northward
from
Hazelton
to
A
brother,
27,-year
old
Ced-1
connect
with
the
Alaska
High-ric
Mah,
is
now
in
China
flying
way.
Such
a
highway
is
of
vital
for
the
Central
Air
Transport
importance
to
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
Co.
Wilson
urges.
)
.
ft
:
9
&
"
is
v.nere,
did
not
f
ii'
ri
c!'
vt-.ir
ilir
S"i!
f'lgnts
in
war-torn
China
lost
$1500
of
it
when
a
thief
entered
h:s
unlocked
hotel
room
in
Vancouver
on
Sunday
and
escaped
with
his
wallet.
Mah
is
at
present
paying
a
visit
to
the
coast
and
it
is
not
known
yet
by
local
relatives
as
to
-whether
or
not
he
will
be
coming
here.
The
money
he
lost
was
in
United
States
currency.
The
28-year
old
Prince
Rupert-born
airman
says
China
flying
pays
$25,000.
He
carried
We
I'li.'.lit
r
;4
tr;.il
the
lui
in
lilZ''
,-r
tut-
rea
till'
K''1
1
.British
Columbia's
water
power
for
industrial,
fanning
or
settlement
purposes
can
still
be
made
u.w
of
to
a
la.ge
e;:tent.
This
is
an
Immense
province
with
thousand.!
ol
waterfalls
and
swift
streams
and
all
of
them
possessing
rnerey
that
keeps
going
to
waste.
Arid
it
s
been
like
that
for
4
ju,
ili.U
w.ir.
m-
plot
dominant
in
j,
Die
WM
Z
111
.1
i-
Ihh.k
MONTREAL,
Nov.
lOtli
What's
e-slni-eood
f"f
vour
guests
is
"jiHt.
riitia''
for
vour
fumiiy
f
iy
II
l)..i)-t
'inive
TENDER
LEAK
TEA
just
for
'
tea-pur'
y'
oeaion
I
Kerve
it.
to
your
q-fiimilv
everv
day
of
the
week!
Y$,
.-
-r
b;f
Tender
Leaf
Tea
has
a
special
iiveli-
r-.,
.
f
ne
of
flavour
that
jut
Bilnmlly.,'.
j
t
makes
it,
a
family
''flavouritt
"I
'
'&1
TIiohc
lit
tie
ton
Ituvcs
five
it
a
RELIEVE
PAINFUL
TprfTS
countless
years.
British
Columbiaat
least
the
northern
narU
.
'
iusS,
exeil
ability,
"V
..
.
rue
1
M!
-
.
i
r
m
mm
mm
i
-
i,h
was
barely
explored
a
few
gener-of
ations
ago.
,J(I
ami
n'"'1
sbor'i'ces.
But
,
so
bad
us
I
I
ii
ciioui'l)
to
make
ROYAL
CHAPEAU
AND
OTHERWISE
The
meeting
of
vounr
members
of
the
Mother's
Un
Mutiny
tlia:
m."kes
it
the
firH
choice
of
ti-lovr-rs
g
everywhere!
After
a
hard
day's
work
at
home
or
'.
-1
th"
oflice
jul
try
a
cup
of
this
delirious
tea!
Il'
the
lie-t
quirk
"pn
k-me-up"
I
know!
Whenever
you
nerve
Tender
ti:nl
'lea
so
fian.ant
oo
truly
gisnd-tasl
ing
.
.
.you
can
bo
fiire
you're
wrving
tea
that
will
satisfy!
Sunitny
Breakml
phoeld
have
a
''holiday"
air
about
it.
And
hcrc'i
a
tiulv
''ijala"
Sunday
Hreakfat
dish
that
v.ili
brins
W
m
Put
a
few
dropi.
ot
Vicki
Va-tro-nol
in
ion
at
London's
Central
Hall,
nearly
turned
into
a
study
in
hats,
as
Princess
Elizabeth
(left,
studied
the
headgear
worn
by
Mrs.
S.
I.
Kale
(right).
JJ
Manitoba,
says
G.
D.
Weaver,
Liberal
member
for
Churchill,
fhouid
be
rated
as
one
of
Canada's
maritime
provinces
because
she
has
a
coast
almost
equal
to
that
of
Briiish
Columbia.
He
has
VICS1S
,.s
tliu.k,
with
a
sus-
,i::li,i,
of
the
old
ji'li
UiUt
k
hoi
oc
hair
,
tut.-
aiway.s
.slidinf;
i
,,!
irz
iij)rli'.:it.
relief
comes
fast!
Advertise
:n
tne
uutly
News'
thorn
out
from
behind
those
.Sunday
''Funnies'
in
a
VATElO-riQL
NOSf
tion
hunv!
...A
Jtlhi
Om'Ut!
and
be
pure
von
iriake
it.
r
smuHn-i's
tiii'k
vui'iT
.ii
i
i
ir:s
S-
t
(f'.rnee
f
inbamile
Hlaek
Currant
or
Rial
Currant
.
.
.
L
ilf
Uc.ittttitn
r-nteau
the
inrin
rt
Jeliv
ol
1'our
rnoie.c
VICTORIA
to
TORONTO
o-cr
ie
omelet
jut,
before
folding
und
you'll
have
a
flm-iiiir
I
rent.
In
fleltilit.
even
the
leirdesl-to-ivakr'ri
K
.
'
i
ft
j
i
T
"
1
'
'
'
-f
)
fY
y.
-nt
.
-
'
.-s.
f
-V
'
J
m
f
'f
f
'yH
ft
'
-
',
.
I
lazybones
in.
your
family!
M-ninim!
that
luscious
je'y
flavour!
For
nil
lho
goodness
of
hoi'-et
rich,
ripe
fruit
ie
captured
in
tehirntf's
True,
l'ruil
Jellies
.
.
.for
your
flavour
delight
every
day
in
the
year!
.
urged
this,
on
the
House
of
Com-
liar!,
v.ho
managed
mons.
It
sound;;
like
an
Insult
,,:
anil
e:;labli.;h
a
to
the
balmy
and
beautiful
west
n,
,4,
b.n
k
in
the
coa.-.t.
Who
ever
heard
of
any-
uiuvn
i:
out
to
the
one
moving
to
the
chill
and
dist-
,)Hi'
I-iaiiils.
lock,
ant
shores
of
Hudson
Bay
to
en-
Prince
Edward
joy
a
retired
life?
It
may
be
cor-
;.
in-.'.!
region,
as
rcct
to
call
Manitoba
a
maritime
in
4i
DAYS!
In
nil
TutlieH'
All
"Bibbod
An
Itbor
provinces,
it
takes
Hit
High-l
hair
.
.
.
baby
looks
good
enough
to
eat
!
Yes.
your
liny
tot
will
be
a
model
of
happy,
good
behaviour
when
you
treat
him
to
a
province,
but
somehow,
an
elfort.
T
"
i-1t
V
scale
as
the
r.
C
airl,
can
ril
he
should
once
he
'(
t
i
dish
of
HEINZ
STRAINED
Report
On
Groundhog
j
.
ileitis
anil
tlv
j
lu'i-
hue
-
racli
a:
I
::::;,'
.'!
!;;ni"'
to
Mil
Of
Courtr
You
Know
that
MAZOI.A
Salart
Oil
makes
''inize-winnitie.
prniso-winning"
salad
tires.-itigs
!
But
you'll
discover
how
truly
versatile
it
i.
when
you've
rend
thrj
wonderful
'Hie
refine
jM'
r
written
for
you
by
Jane'
A'.hli
?
of
Canada
Starch's
Home
Service
OejiHrtinent
!
Anient;
her
many,
inouilnvaterinir
MaTolii,
vc-;-ies
.
.
.
Home-Styie
Fried
t'liicken
Chocolate
Jumbos!
M-inmm!
makes
me
hunirry
just
to
read
thia
rerine
boriklet
!
for
your
rrr
roiy
of
thin
honktei
by
Jane
Athtey!
sitniilu
write
to
vie
Hnrlmra
limit,
1
,11
Crctrrnl
St.,
Montreal,
I'.Q
!
You'll
use
Jane
Ashley's
Mazolrt
recipes
over
and
over
1'EACHES!
The
ic-a-h
crop
was
extra-plentiful
this
year
and
the
skilful
Ilein
chefs
made
the
uiost
of
it
for
baby
I
Why
nut
intuxlnet!
him
to
all
of
He-im
Strained
Baby
JWx.V-jio
deliriously
cooked
to
his
taste
so
easily
Jieai'u!e!
From
four
to
twelve
mom
let
you
can
vary
baby's
menu
wi'h
any
one
of
the
27
varieties
of
lleiu
ltaby
Foods
und
after
his
hrrt
birthday,
you
can
change
.
t
rourser-textured
lUinZ
Junior
foods
including
fi.-h,
meats
diced
and
chopped
vein
tnt
.lea
and
a
complete
Vegetable
Beef
Kiirarrt
Worried
About
The
Curve
Of
J
,!;niii
r.ta'ly
Ui
fuel
New
a.
!
('ompniirnsive
Domini
lit
Keing
Prepared
By
(icoiiiKieal
Survey
Following
field
work
in
1943
by
A.
F.
Buckham
and
B.
A.
Latour,
a
complete
report,
with
illustrations,
on
the
Groundhog
coal
field
in
north-central
British
Columbia
has
been
prepared
aivj
will
be
published
by
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
a'.'cordin
to
inform.".!
inn
which
has
been
anion!
.
What
Drtterti
At
Creamy
mnoth.
full
of
In!
;
Jj
J
.
;
'?p3
j
Your
turrn?
Then
go
and
lie
expertly
,
fitted
in
one
of
the
fumed
Gossanl
foundational
There's
n.
n
limit
like
it,
for
k
.
u
"
.
'
v
:
;
;
j
'
-.'
'l
!
f
,
.
'i
1
3
rich
real
od-
ja.ili;iftfd
vour
and
ea.-y
n
ABC
to
JF.T.l.-O
rrD-
make?
rW'hy
ttmkinjf
you
feel
free
as
air
for
making
vnli
Lull:
Ril-oo
Hvhih-
of
course!
I'll
cheer
any
KINGS
U
tlie
time
for
tlice.
won-
time
obtained
at
Ottawa
by
E.
T
Applewhuite,
M.P.
for
Skeena.
Dr.
W.
A.
BjII,
acting
chief
of
the
Geological
Survey
has
ari-vised
Mr.
Appievvhaite
that
"the
MAN'
THE
HOSE,
LADIES!--As
part
of
Tokyo's
fire
prevention
week,
fire
department
officials
turned
over
one
-of
their
fire
houses
to
some
of
the
city's
housewives,
to
familiarize
them
with
the
importance
of
adequate
fire
prevention
techniques.
Some
of
the
lady
firefighters
are
shown
manning
the
hose
in
true
professional
style,
after
they
answered
a
mock
firecall
and
hurried
to
put
out
a
small
"set"
fire.
-
repoit
brings
under
one
cover
iike!
You
see,
tiossard's
jbili
nted
tlesijmers
have
fpeut,
years
of,,
research
and
ptudy
lo
create
garments
thai
(rive
vou
even-thin?
...
support,
lit
anil
comfort!
There
nre
CJoAsani
garments
for
yoiy
figure
type
and
age
group.
D(iifM-fully
lijdit,
slininiinjr
Costard
girdles
..
.wonderfully
pliant
one-piece
garments
like
the
popular
Gossird
-MifrMmplieiiv,
I
'"
voli'll
lilorf
GfSARI)
aanueiits
:
nnd
their;
I'casotiii
I)
'e
prices!
They're
,
designed
in
(he
plates
made
id
Canada
sold
in
JjtMer
stores
everywhere
for
yuuT1
"
derfttlly
dclii'ious
puihluifi
nil
aei-cn
of
them!
Mellow.
iRitlery
Cnraniei
and
Uulterseoldl.
ilee-down.
iicli-ia.-::ini!
C'lioeolate.
de-lienlc-fiavoure
I
Vanilla
Jell-O
Pud-ilinus...an.J
Ihoee
deliirhtful
Jell-O
Taiioea
Puldinie
Vanilla.
Cho-co'iteand
Oranzi
Coconut.
I
can't
fiv
which
is
my
favourite
I
love
them
all!
And
lo
think
they
lake
hut
a.
few
mihuteu
to
make!
Plan
lo
serve
nourishing
Jcll-O
l'ud-tlinirs
lo
your
familv
often.
They'll
love
it
and
so
will
vour
budget!
"CIRCUMSTANCES
mide
il
ntcessiry
for
m
10
dri
my
Hillmin
to
Toronto
in
t
hurry,"
writcj
Mr.
J.
C
B.
Kenne,
of
766
Monterey
Ave.,
Victori.
B.C.
"I
covered
the
entire
2,818
mile
route
in
only
4Hdys,
averaging
over
5
m.p.h.
for
long
period
through
the
United
Suttj.
Biggest
mileage
covered
to
a
tingle
i
day
wa
696!"
My
Hillman
behaved
beautifully,
cruising
smoothly
over
Stillwater
Pass
(7000
ft.)
in
high
gear,
and
handling
perfectly
at
better
than
70
m.p.h.
on
the
highway.
Despite
very
long
sessions
at
the
wheel
without
a
break,
I
was
always
completely
relaxed
and
comfortable.
What's
more,
my
Hillman
steered
and
held
the
road
better
than
any
of
the
big
cars
I
have
owned."
"Gaa
consumption
was
at
least
40
mites
to
the
gallon.
Driviog
costt
'
were
no
more
than
$1.00
per
100
milej."
'
-
t'
v
;
on
rot
Mown
worn..
.at
a
HILLMAN
MINX
FEATURES
II
ADVANCED
REFINEMENTS
FOUND
ON
NO
OTHER
BRITISH
CAR
IN
ITS
PRICE
RANGE
DOMINATO
PRESIDENT
P
:
':-
'50',?:l
i
t
.
i
essentially
all
obtainable,
autlien-j
tic,
significant
information
on
.
this
coallield
since
Its
recognition
as
such
in
the
late
years
of
the
last
century.
The
authors
deal
can
fully
with
the
location,
meais
of
access
and
history
of
I
lie
coalfield
Jts
physical
feat-i
u;ei,
and
with
what
is
known
of
i
Us
geology.
A
detailed
description
!is
then
given
of
all
the
known
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
William
Hanson,
who
have
been
on
an
extended
trip
to
Montreal,
Toronto
and
elsewhere
in
the
EaU
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Geoe
h
Take
So
Much
Time
To
Be
Well-t',roomel!
Vet,
the
wise
worn
m
To
Head
Gyro
Club
Next
Year
Apple
Day
Was
Sucrrss
has
a
whole
bag
ot
tricks
mat
neip
ner
kiic
uiu".
ne,.-i.
one
trick:
I
"sing
a
powder
that
gives
the
smooth
look
ot
ii
.
f:vhiou
motlel
without
anv
extra
fuss
in
npplymg
.
;:t
powder
is
it?
THE
NEW
WOODPA
KY
POftDl.H!
It's
wonderfullv
flattering
and
yet
it
doesu
t,
give
that
powdery
look.
Woodbury
Powder
contains
a
rel
ingredient
tiiat
gives
a
smooth-as-satin
finish
lo
your
skin,
it
covers
little
skin
Haws
and
has
an
cxiUsi!e
texture
yesterday
morning
from
Vancouver
and
proceeded
by
the
evening
train
to
their
home
at
Dominato
will
be
presid
'A.
J.
rerun
ences
ol
coa
.
accom
nanien
Gyro
bv
a
table
listing
the
resulUs
ofent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
.
Mentraol
AirMiT,
Oervd
Voncauvtf
ROOTEt
MOTORS
UMITID:
170
Roy
Sht,
tnn
.
.
5O9-10
Rogers
Rldg.,
Cianville
St.
one
hundred
and
(
icdil
coal
anal-
j
Club
during
the
year
1950.
His
ysts.
The
report
includes
a
futl;w.lH
tnP
0nly
name
offered
In
bibliography
of
the
coallield.
and
j
nomination
at
yesterday's
Um-
port
that
the
sum
of
frli
had
'iIii'lisViiili
ri1-""---2
Dealer:
that
makes
the
powder
cling
nnd
cling!
And
what
shades!
All
seven
ol
them
are
warm,
glowing,
full
oj
life
!
Prices
in
two
convenient
box
sizes
and
one
"purse"'
size,
.
..C5c,
o7c.
l!1c.
"Special
nelirery"
To
Your
Dinner
Table.
.
.
.
GT.ENAVOOD
FRUIT
COCkl'Mb
gives
you
the
rich
flavour
of
luscious:
fruits
in
November!"
Yes.
you'll
find
Glenwoo.1
Fnut,
c
s.
--.
Cocktail
at
vour
grocer's
in
the
new
10
ounce
tin.
the
S
V.
-
trT
15
ounce
tin
that
serves
four,
or
the
economical
20
ffi
W
ounce
t
in
.
.
.
ready-t
o-serve
from
the
tin!
Delicnnis
as
1V
a
"starter'1
course
in
a
jellied
fruit
salad
or
in
a
Rjr
fruit
pie
vou'll
discover
extra
to-xi
flavour
in
a
(ilenwood
Fruit
Cocktail
for
il's
packjd
in
natural
fruit
jui'-e
and
pure
cane
sugar
it
contains
mote
finest
quality
pineapple
and
Maraschino
cherries
the
ingredients
that
arc
no
important
for
superior
flavour
and
give
Glenwood
Fruit
Cocktail
the
ej(,"-lise:ou.s
taste!
Add
to
this
the
fx;nf-ao(i
tnrss
of
Canadian
peaches
and
pears
and
it's
eRfy
to
see
hy
tjicnnood
Fruit
Covktuil
is
a
llavour
favorite!
,
MX
STRIKE
OF
M.
W.--Shortly
A
a
tenth
on
Die
.il
John
Mitchell.
1
i".v;ici
who
died
if
-Wki'i.
Pa.,
Juiin
..r.u;
of
the
W.vkcr.,
tir.-eat-m.i
out
the
100.-J'
(nai
miners
ft
With
him
i
left
i
IKrimnly,
U.M.W.
It
was
at
this
"'I
IjavLs
mention-'ftwiiian
U.
M.
W.
1
''.
ui
called
to
cheon
of
the
club.
Martin
van
been
netted
as
a
n'.iiilt
oi
i
.
re-Cooten
will
be
secretary
next
ccnt
Apple
Day,
an
event
which
year
and
Grant
Stewart,
treas-
the
club
hopes
'.o
maKo
biRger
mer.
For
two
directors,
noiuin-
i
and
better
next
year,
ees
arc
Allan
Annstioug,
Marki
w.
j.
Si-ott
prei.
ii'
d
his
final
Goimely.
E.
D.
Forward.
A.
Mrcport
on
trie
d'str.i-.
convenlitm
Hur.-.t
and
Joseph
Chcll.
j
which
w
as
held
hco?.
in
June
and.
includes
an
appendix
giving
a
dt'la.leri,
description
of
trails
leaciinn
into
it-
In
short,
Unreport
is
intended
to
be
an
adequate
repository
of
all
useful
information
"on
tho
Groundhog
Coalfield
to
the
end
of
1948.
1
Field
woik
was
continued
tills
SUPERIOR
AUTO
&
BODY
SERVICE
Prince
Rupert,
Ii.C.
Distributor:
McDEltMOlTS
(VAN(X)UVER)
LTD.
845
Burrard
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
The
club
heard
a
tratifyuiR
re-
Vhich
was
j'.ieofth;
clu''shie,n-
s
of
.
liiiiit,
cv3
year
in
the
Groundhog
coalfield
'
"
"
'
est
number
of
known
occurrences
!
""'
'
of
coal.
The
results
of
this
work
'
,
,f5SjN
are
not
yet
prepared
for
public
-
t&tfj&iJtS
,
'
MJC-
"
lion,
and
further
field
work
may
ft
.
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be
required
before
any
worth-
'
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TOW
FOR
MY
NEW
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in
process
of
being
published.
j
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VT
"C
Sil
'LV
'
'
under
the
direction
of
Dr.
J.
b.
Muller
of
the
Geological
Survey.
In
spite
of
an
exceptionally
wet
season,
an
attempt
was
begun
to
tecure
a
more
detailed
idea
of
the
struct
ure
and
succession
of
the
coal
measures
across
the
coalfield
in
the
viiinity
of
the
great-
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