Frince
Rupert
Daily
News,
V
Thursday,'
Eacember
7,
1950
rascr
&
Payne
SPECIALS
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"
-FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
f
Sop
Early
Friday
and
Saturday
for
These
s,
Sh
....
1
If
All-Perfect
Si-Gauge,
30
Denier
Nylon
Hose
a
special
purchase
of
a
famous
make
Regular
1.85
a
pair
n
5
LJL3
I
js
an
offer
tout's
MIRACULOUS!
PERFECT
QUALITY
...
1
0
iiifully
theer
Nylon
Hose
in
2
smart
winter
shades
.
.
.
priced
-1VF
.,ier;u.s
savtnus.
especially
W
you
buy
TWO
pair.
And
the
pair
rit
lift
it
fKV
It's
one
of
the
best
known
in
Canada
and
though
we're
JV
i
allowed
to
tell
you
lure,
it
is
stamped
on
every
pair.
Bo
we
9
naire
III
,
K1IOI'
EARLY!
JF-IV
Hare
Ji--:tt-yBm
-
v-
iust
the
r'vtie
lh
SHOP
EARLY
FOR
YOUR
GIFTS
!
!
WALL
SAVES
THEATRE
Only
a
thick
brick
wall
favetl
the
Empire
Theatre
as
flames
engulfed
four
adjoning
business
blocks
In
a
$500,000
fire
In
Thessalon,
Ont.
No
one
was
injured,
but
15
j
'
persons
were
made
homeless.
(CP
PHOTO)
of
Table
Mens'
Nylon
Socks
Special
Plain
and
Fancy
Patterns
All
Spun
.
Nylon
Subs
Sizes
10
1-2
to
12
Employment
Good
Here
and
Standard
Lamp
that
would
make
ideal
gifts
for
Christmas
this
year!!
Visit
Our
Furniture
Department
-
4
You
will
find
a
wide
range
of
Household
rutuitur
Anion
Halverson
Is
Laid
ai
Res!
Friends
and
pioneers
met
at
Greenville
Court
yesterday
for
the
funeral
service
of
Anton
Halverson,
88
year-old
Prince
Rupert
xnited
Quantity
Regular
and
Short
Styles
.
1.1$
pair
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
Chicago
4,
Boston
5
Detroit
9,
New
York
0
Montreal
1,
Toronto
3
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
7,
Tacoma
1
Mainline-Okanagan
Kelowna
4,
Vernon
3
Western
International
Nelson
6,
Spokane
3
Industrial
Payrolls
Being
Well
Maintained
Hassocks
Ash
Stands
Coffee
Tables
CHAIRS
CEDAR
CHESTS
citizen,
who
died
Saturday
in
Che
1
AYKOIXS"
Prospects
for
employment
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area
continue
good
with
Junior
clerks,
stenographers
and
sawmill
workers
most
in
demand.
Shortage
of
housing
for
workers
is
the
ma'n
Conrad
New
Scout
Head
city
hospital.
Aid.
G.
B.
Casey,
Robert
Mc-
K.ay,
v.
a.
jonnson,
a.
u.
jwarse,
Hjiaa
and
Theodore;
five
grand-
New
High
Mark
Enrolment
At
School
Is
Record
Charles
Lundauist
and
Kiiut
children
and
two
great-granoi-
GORDON
and
ANDERSON
Hallberg
were
pallbearers
at
Lhe
hildreif.
All
of
the
grandchild-
At
the
Prince
Rupert
Boy
!drawback
t0
expansion
of
the
Scouts'
Association
annual
meet-i,y-an
official
said
yesterday.
WINTER
SUNSHINE
ren,
except
Frank
who
lives
here
service
conducted
by
Rev.
E.
3rd
Av.
W.
I'lune
46
Federal
Block
ino
Inst.
nvM.
Frprt
n(irnrt
"e
J1,lve
10
nave
more
nouses
are
in
Vancouver.
Two
sons,
I
he
said,
4or
burst
wide
open
I
elected
president.
Boy
Scout
provincial
commis-',nelv
"
,
w,,h
nn(v,
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
RIUNO
FESULTtf
sioner,
R.
Kenneth
Jordan,
at
more
men
employed
now
than
at
tended
the
meeting
at
which
tne
same
time
last
year
In
the
Enrolment
in
Prince
Rupert
schools
climbed
another
20
in
Nnvamhpr
in
rpAch
a
npw
hiph
Richard
and
Rudolph,
and
one
daugnier,
Heiga,
died
previous
to
their
father's
death.
Among
the
friends
of
the
funeral
of
Mr.
Halverson,
who
lived
45
years
in
Prince
Rupert
working
as
a
blacKsiiiith
ana
member
of
the
Valhalla
Lodge,
were
G.
Gustafson
and
Victor
Johnson.
There
were.
many
floral
Soiland.
'
I
Hymns,
"What
a
Friend
We
Have
in
Jesus,"
and
"My
Hope
is
Built
on
Nothing
Less,"
were
sung
with
organ
accompaniment
by
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker.
Mrs.
Ale;
Drummond,
the
deceased's
daughter
from
Vancouver,
and
other
members
of
the
family
attended
the
service.
Next
of
kin
are:
Mrs.
Anton
Halver-json,
wife;
three
children,
Carl,
Hazelton-Smithers
area.
However
Dorreen
Mine
has
been
FINE
PRINTING
AT
Boul-
dosed
down
for
the
winter
Tor-
President-Frtd
Conrad
record
city
total
of
U49.
This'
compares
with
1.260
at
the
same
Vice-President-Edward
time
last
vear.
Figures
were
ob-
ter
-
j.rfiil
all-purpose
fxxL
Hii'Wiing
Pacific
Milk
is
jt!
from
farm
fresh
milk.
fr
Valley
herds.
Now
its
id
Vitamin
I)
eontent
ficil
"sunshine"
to
wknttr
's
economical
too.
jl
jbrit,
silver
mine
at
Alice
Arm
is
megall
IPrrnmterr
Treasurer
Grant
Stewart
Iptlll
workine
as
are
Silbak-Prem-
ier
and
Indian
mines.
Metal
pri-
secretary-w.
.
uoumont.
ws
are
good
and
tne
sitUation
PHONE
24
222
SECOND
AVE.
talned
from
the
Principal's,
reports.
Following
are
the
enrolment
figures
with
last
year's
figures
in
brackets:..
.
.,
A
special
meeting
of
the
local
generally
satisfactory
'
CIFIC
MILK
troop's
group
committee
and
in-,
Khutzeymateen
logging
camp
j
'
terested
public
will
be
held
to-
of
Columbia
Cellulose
has
been
1
night
to
discuss
the
new
two-year
closed
down
but
logging
opera-
1
achievement
plan.
Commissioner
tions
at
Terrace
and
Smither
,
I
j
parked
and
llamogeBhefed
HI
G5I
Pet.
93.3
BROMMAYCtfE
are
active.
92.86
Jordan
is
nere
to
promote
rnc
S3.4
.
P'an
which
will
co-ordinate
ad-
f
t
'
1
't
Bulkley
Valley
Collie
'les
ar-
eenerallv
active.
It
is
enectd
043
ministration,
Etuoiinent
Booth
.'.
479
(454)
Burden
S73
(S36)
Conrad
(253
1
King
Edward
....
S21
(317)
Digby
Island
19
Pt,
Essingto
.....
SI
Pt.
Edward
82
Pt.
Simpson
1
Columbia
Cellulose
Comnanv
will
Remarkable
New
Instant
Coffee
Saves
as
much
as
40
a
lb.
I
A.
W
Best
Food
873
85.1
ail
82.
AIR
PASSENGERS
.
HEATING
at
its
Best
r.tart
stockoiMnn
coal
from
Telkwa
earlv
In
the
new
vear.
Interior
sawmills,
where
weather
permits,
are
oneratin?.
On&
aeeldent
report
was
eon-
iThe'e
is
a
Rood
demand
for
Finest
Cooking
To
Vancouver
(today)
L.
M.
i
talned
in
the
report
from
Prin
8CHAND
labor
from
them.
The
fhiova'rtt
here
pre
hnsv
at
the
moment
but
it
is
exited
thpre
will
be
a
decrease
in
d-
cipal
A.
H.
Hurst
of
Booth
Memorial
School.
A
bov
had
cut
his
Felsenthal,
W.
A.
Smith,
P.
L.j
Johnson,
B.
Orr.
To
Sandspit
(today)
Mr.
and
Now
at
your
grocer's
Xnstr.nt
Chase
&
Sanborn
savea
you
time,
saves
you
fuel,
savea
you
washiny-up,
saves
you
grounds,
saves
you
MONEY
Get
gome
today.
E
HEATERS
Hours:
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
For
take
home
orders
Phone
200
I
hand
when
a
piece
of
glass
tub-
fuvenient.
momical
.i:h
mechanical
ing
had
been
broken
while
he
was
trying
to
put
It
through
a
hole
in
a
stopper.
The
cut
re-
quired
medical
attention.
Principal
J.
8.
Wilson
of
Bor-
iclency.
i
Mrs.
Croft.
A.
V.
Hill.
M.
Kostach,
mand
for
manpowr
in
the
near
R.
W.
Gardner.
j
future.
I
To
Marret
(today!
D.
Kelly,!
Construction
employment
con-1
R.
Russ,
C.
Parnell,
A.
Adams
.tlnuesgood.
Columbia
Celliilosj
To
Port
Clements
(today)
'is
still
emDloving
manv
men.
Mrs.
Krug
iThe
have
gone
on
a
six
day
j
I
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
week.
,
F.
W.
Richardson,
W.
Mclntyre,
Work
is
nwedinar
rnidlv
on
.T
P
rartpr
P
Pohalvk.
Mr.
the
new
srhos
and
the
nw
TEX
Exceptional
flavor
There's
a
brand
new
way
of
serving
fine
coffee
with
sav-'
ingg
almost
sensational!
Chase
&
Sanborn,
makers
of
fine
coffee
for
over
85
years,
has
perfected
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn.
This
means
an
Instant
Coffee
made
by
coffee
experts
people
with
a
tradition
for
fine,
rich,
full-flavored
coffee!
And
the
new
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
fully
lives
up
to
its
name!
The
most
jealous
coffee
connoisseur
will
drink
it
gratefully
and
exclaim,
"Man,
that's
real
coffee!"
r
Housewives
acclaim
the
saving
as
much
as
40
cents
a
pound
over
regular
coffee!
It's
like
pouring
every
3rd
cup
frsel
And
such
wonderful
coffee'
Omatic
Burners
den
Street
School
reported
the
fence
agreed
upon
at
the
last
rchool
board
meeting
had
been
saving
in
heating
Ycvill
newer
knew
how
Good
instant
coffee
can
he
Hi-
Bt
th
IrHpr
frKMS
ARRANGED
Maoniro
R
H
Pnrkpr
.1.
Gavin
centre.
worn
Constable
F.
L.
Briggs,
M.
Miller
Haoe
now
1s
r"wt!v
,n"'or
fin"
installed
and
that
the
city
had
repaired
the
road
cribbing.
The
principal
of
Port
Edward
School
Rave
as
explanation
of
the
dropping
off
In
attendance
In
adrt(tion.
tbe'p
are
Frnm
Snndsnlt
(vesterdav)
ismnR.
miih
&
Elkins
many
ymaller
iobs
rror'iRtn"'.
Mr.
Hale.
Mr.
McKenzie.
Mrs.
C
Knuckle.
Mr.
Allen,
G.
Skakun.
'
"7
-
V
a
'TJ'
J
t
win
ywu
if
y
1
'of
lun1"
offi-p
.clerks
LIMITED
"miring
and
Heating
''
P.O.
Box
274
1949
Special
Deluxe
Plymouth
1700.00
.
!
noerachers.
l
ack
of
nroer
B"-
i
reference.
BASKETBALL
HOLIDAY
fn--wnrd
A
letter
from
Principal
Hurst1
Fltn"
is
hM
nbnut
nt
tbe
fisking
permission
to
allow
the'owest
ebb
fo-
the
vear.
There
koolrotHoll
toe,
turn
rlovi
nff
hp.
1
"'e
fe
.8"
"t
Wf"
1941
4-Door
Plymouth
,
900.00
PHONE
566
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
20
cases
of
communicable
diseases
among
the
pupils.
'
MAY
CLOSE
SCHOOL
The
teacher
at
Port
Esslngton
reported
she
had
had
difficulty
maintaining
attendance.
The
board
decided
to
send
letters
to
parents
in
the
area
advising
them
that
continued
low
attendance
might
force
them
to
close
the
school,
since
enrolment
was
to
small.
fnrp
t,hv
Christmas
holidav
in
landed
Althou"h
herri"J
been
active
li
tV"
order
to
make
the
trip
to
Ketchi-
.tisb'nw
nj
outh.
local
bnpt
pove
not
vet
Second
Avenue
and
First
Street
kan
received
the
board's
approval.
Mr.
Hurst
will
accompany
1
ybUJIteiFtrrJiJW&TV
l
S
pep
your
car
been
eneaed
In
the
f'sb'"".
The,-e
has.
been
some
herring
AvNvvvv.v.".,"....v....''.".v.-.-.s.
1
Iwt?
KTtptslifh:
tun
anded
at
Port
Fdward
by
Van.
a
from
Prlnclnal
Robert
iR-RFECT
KepmuiiB
Reporting
mi
for
King
.i(s
Edward
ui
--
-
-------
boflts.
(W'inen
m
rouver
School
Trustee
Bruce
Brown
said
G-
Moore
of
King
Edward
School
cumi
comoanie,
for
.
tbB
AIL
WINTER
the
furnace
was
working
wen
oftPi-
rpnntrs
fnllnwlnir
ft
break-
I
Theonfy'inslmr
Zj
this
down
In
November.
vaiuuoie
in
iiibuuuwu.i
meai
and
0a
wm
be
good
ed
mat
tne
noara
taKe
over
uie
vear.
Cet
cur
C0MPiT
,
,
1
cce
experience
1;
f
t
HARD
TO
POLICE
More
than
four-fifths
of
the
area
of
the
Federation
of
Malaya
is
still
covered
by
jungle.
Trustee
Mrs.
E.
W.
Becker
reported
the
lavatories
and
approaches
to
them
at
Booth
School
were
badly
In
need
of
paint.
It
was
decided
to
have
the
work
done
during
the
Christmas
holiday.
i
A
delegation
from
the
school
(janitors
asked
the
board
for
an
across-the-board
increase
in
sal-arles
of
$15
per
month.
The
re
on
your
next
cost
of
repairs
and
replacements.
The
request
was
granted
with
the
amount
to
be
spent
left
at
'
the
discretion
of
the
school
'
secretary.
Another
letter
from
Principal
Moore
asked
permission
for
two
teachers
to
leave
early
for
their
Christmas
holidays
in
order
to
make
better
connections.
Both
requests
were
refused.
A
letter
from
the
Department
FLIGHT
A
CHARTER
quest
was
granted
effective
Jan-
of
Education
approved
the
cost;
A
letter
of
thanks
from
the
j
kiwi
u
...
..
a
no.
nrpulr
nor
mm!
tn
hrlnir,
Kinsmen's
Club
for
tne
rwara
s
"
l"'"
-""5
cooperation
in
their
Hallowe'en
shrllout
was
received
and
filed.
I
A
letter
from
A.
P.
Gardner
&
,
A
Prscripti0n
from
CHARTER
FLIGHT
PLANES
available
for
',i
e
O
Aerial
Surveys
O
Aerial
Photography
,
...
.-O
Private
Charter
O
Timbel
Cruising,
etc.
ALL
INTERIOR
AND
COASTAL
POINTS
students
in
from
Port
Edward
but
asked
that
they
try
to
find
a
less
expensive
means
of
transportation.
A
letter
from
B.C.
Bridge
and
Dredeina
asked
permission
to
or'
"No
Coinnanv
Informea
tne
ooaio
edl
nine
o.
..
My
they
had
opened
an
on
ice
m
Prince
Rupert
and
asked
the
board's
consideration
when
appointing
an
auditor.
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
acknow-lege
the
letter
and
state
the
1
letter
would
be
kept
on
file
for
Winterizing
1
service
Cooling
Syitcnt
f
ul
System
'anition
SytUm
Clerical
System
i
tubricnts
1
complete
W
interizlng
h
our
expert
service-
fctory.spptoved
f'Pment,
methods
ind
n"ne
Ford
Parts.
Save
e.
cold
weather
trouble
"'
"P.nse.
Dme
io
today,
P
us
ch.ckand
adjust
your
fetg
trOUble-frM
'ii'tto
For
-k'n
can;
RATES
INFORMATION
RESERVATIONS
uf.e
the
Booth
School
220
volt
three
phase
power
outlet
to
operate
their
power
equipment.
They
were
advised
that
they
could
make
the
necessary
arrangements
through
Northern
B.C.
Power
Company.
A
request
from
the
teachers
at
Port
Essington
to
have
their
Christmas
holiday
extended
one
rtnv
tn
eive
them
five
days
at
urmuia
ay
to
Prepare.
Ask
your
OOCtrv.
ik....
PHONE
476
Carnation
form
n1.
the
7,"ntn
Extra
Body-Building
Benefits
for
Children
of
Ail
Ages
QUEEIt
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
home
Instead
of
two
was
grant-1
DOLUS
ICLOTHES
35C
"l
$1.95
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
Blue
810
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
lias
&
Christopher
8ldg.
AFTER
BABY'S
bottle
days,
no
need
to
change
from
the
milk
the
doctor
recommends.
Foi
"creaming"
cereals
and
desserts,
children
love-
the
8avot
of
undiluted
Carnation
it
has
twice
the
food
value
of
an
equal
amount
of
bottled
milk.
FOR
DRINKING,
making
cocoa
or
cooking,
caiute
Carnation
with
an
equal
amount
of
water
for
a
milk
of
extra
smoothnrts
and
rich
flavor.
ed.
!
Accounts
for
November
were
approved
and
ordered
paid.
Ordinary
expenses
were
$2,032.17
for
October,
and
$21,631.18
for
November.
The
building
account
amounted
to
$91,982.32.
It
was
agreed
to
accept
from
James
Collins
$300
cash
for
the
!
leacherage
at
Port
Esslngton.
Parker
"hom
Confenfed
Cows"
Freight
on
all
Flights
iarvai'
I
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II
If
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