Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
7.
1950
CHARLES
LAUGHTi
Native
Art
Today
7
-
9:05
Indians
Of
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Archseiogical
Hobbyist
Say
It
Should
Not
Have
Been
.
Ignored
"
RUPERT
PEOPLE'S
STORE
It's
Baby's
Christmas
Christmas
cheer,
or
as
the
ships
purser
quipped,
"a
cargo
of
head
All
THE
ADVENTUKtJ
A
MAN
CAN
hSP2T
8:00
.
I;20
jl)
aches."
amounting
to
1.500
caes
of
liquor,
arrived
In
port
aboard
the
Prince
George
from
Vancou
Cause
of
at
least
some
of
the
difficulties
that
have
been
encountered
in
handling
the
Indians
of.
this
country
has
been
the
failure
to
admit
that
these
people
had
an
aboriginal
culture
of
their
own
worthy
of
acceptance
said
Frank
Smith,
contractor's
accountant
and
hobbyist
In
archaeology,
who
was
the
ver
yesterday.
The
Prince
George
Capt.
E.
B.
Caldwell,
on
her
weekly
voyage,
arrived
at
10:00
a
m
Jnm
Vancouver,
Westvlew
and
Ocean
Falls
and
sailed
at
midnight
for
Ketchikan
whence
she
will
return
here
tonight
10!
speaker
at
the
regular
weeklv
Passengers
arriving
here
on
the
iuncneon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
I
Prince
Oeore
were:
H.
Everett,
J.
uyro
ciuo
yesterday.
Mr.
Smith
$1.50
Infants'
Kimona
Sets
H.
Weeden.
R.
K.
Jordan,
3.
proposea
mat
the
natives
be
Specrs.
M.
Robertson,
W.
C.
John-
B'yen
a
lull
chance
tc
develoo
son.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Sedgewlck.
lnose
vaierrts
as
a
means
of
H.
Revick.
R.
M.
Oillispie.
L.
M.
assisting
them
In
becoming
use-Rcid.
P.
O.
McConnell.
Mrs.
S.
ul
nd
accepted
citizens
Can-
29c
Infcntr'
Bibs,
from
Amann.
A.
Bell
E.
Wampler.
W.
ans
an.
-
O.
Mackenzie.
Mrs.
F.
Rainsford,
Delving
deep
into
historical
Mrs.
E.
Wallace
and
daughter,
jJesearch
concerning
the
Ind-
''.1
.
Pxi
&tl
Infants'
Sweaters,
from
1.75
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Hughes.
Mrs.
Mr.
Smith
said
It
was
con-
WiUium.
G.
Halcron.
B.
Mills
.A.
ded
that
these
peoples
had
.low.
W
n.
Thornton.
Mr.
and
nnt
evolved
on
this
continent
Mrs
T
Wilson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
jb"t
ka!
come
from
outside.
E.
Ruark,
M-s.
A
Drummond.lelr
physical
characteristics
r-rinn
Acton.
J.
V.
Boys,
W.-
Indicated
that
they
had
come
Davies.
W.
Ooort.
H.
R.
Thomrwm.
'
n
sueceMlve
waves.
The
Ind-Mi.'!
M.
Powell.
Mah
Sing.
M:.laris
of
this
coast
were
of
a
late;
H.
Johanson.
Mrs.
D.
Collison.
W.
typ
and
probably
of
Mo.igollati
Fournes.
L.
Knooo.
B.
Johnstone,
ncestnt.
H.
M.
Shaw.-
O.
Smith.
J.
Pete.-
i-
M?.
Smith
then
proceeded
to
son.
A.
Dean.
F.
Talt.
jclaiv
rhe
nativa
tribes
of
Br'.t-
,
'
".
lsh
Columh'
lnclndini
t
h"
A'askan
coastal
vessel
Sidney.
Hald
the
flShtlrlg
"Vikings
r
Capt.
O.
Hendrlckson.
arrived
uv
the
North,"
and
tne
Tlmnvar
port
last
nicht
from
Juneau
the
traders.
aU
with
their
ahor-with
three
carloads
of
frozen
'ielnal
cultures
whkrh,
unfortun-fish
for
transshlnment
over
Can-
ately,,
had
not
been
pepeuated
1
w
J
Infants'
Rompers
from
$1.25
$2.98
SENATOR
WED3
SECRETARY
Senator
W.
Rupert
Davies,
71.
publisher
of
the
Kingston
Ont,
.Whig-Standard,
married'
his
private
secretary
the
former
Margaivrt
McAdoo,
in
Toronto
Thursday.
Hore,
Mrs.
Davies
signs
the
register
of
St.
Paul's
Anglican
Church
as
.her
bridegroom
looks
on.
It
is
the
second
marriage
for
Senator
Davies.
former
president
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
the
Canadian
Dally
Newspapers
Association.
His
first
wife,
the
former
Floicifce
McKay,
died
in
1948,
after
they
had
Infantf'
Overolls
adlan
National
lines
to
eastern
white
men..
."
v
The
wskerM
discourse
wa
followed'
m
w'th
.
n
showinar
nf
f
n
frfemf.lv
lnterestlnr
ser"-
umiiiui
ii
jears.
United
States
markets.
Loral
Banker
Is
Transferred
$1.49
(CP
PHOTO
t
Infcntr'
Sleeperr
if
slide
depicttn
notWe
arts
"hd
:
ellr..
"rrun"
from
M-
iT
yrC
wtt.
ptilth's;
o'n
valuable
collvtlo".
,
Neighbors
Help
,
Big
House
Move
Th-t".
(nriurled
totem
poles
o'
"Flame
and'
Arrow"
Here
'hioh'
,
frle
Htdns
un'
t
Accountant
of
the
local
branch
$2-98
T'lmn
h'''
vn
h
r,.
Bunting
Bags,
from
RICH
LEA,
Sask
.O
Robert
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Corri-
It
rwk
ifter'v
lnt'Huct,in
fiinatelv,
Tiad
all
but
died
ou'
85c
Baby
Blankets
VVhillians,
a
veteran
of
the
South
mcrce
for
the
past
three
years,
African
and
Fi-st
World
Wa's.
Richard
A.
Morley
has
been
lost
a
leg
a
year
ago.
Now
he
transferred
to
Westvlew,
near
knows
that
the
friendly
pioneer
Powell
River,
as
manager,
ac-
spirlt
still
lives
in
this
commun-
cording
to
announcement
made
ity
80
miles
southwest
of
Saska-
today.
He
leaves
with
wife
and
toon.
Neighbors
worked
three
family
for
his
new
appointment
days
moving
his
house'to
a
new
down
the
coast
before
the
end
location.
Insulating
it,
lining
it
of
the
month.
.
.
'
rPrr,diT'
-o
m
r
vesteMev't
"V
V
SJ.M
Qvro
luncheon
P
t-1'1-errt
MaiT'w
PrvHe
in
th
b-
B
ricf
"f
P'ewt
A
-T.
p-t'n.
ato.
'
In'
addlt'on
to
the
-vk-
I
7't
A
An
epic
spectacle
of
romance
'The
Flame
and
the
Arrow,"
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
a
leek-end
engagement.
Starring
Burt
i-ancRster
and
Virginia
Wro
it
ia
filmed
.
Jn
Technicolor.
Trm
sU
-y
is
of
medieval
Ita!
revolving
p
round
the
historical
epWe
when
the
mountain
rien
of
Iomha-riy
rase
un
uncV-the
r-rint
leadership
of
Dardo
and
fcu-nt
the
He.ians
who
wen-
seeking
to
run
their
coun-"v.
Against
such
a
background,
the
rtorv
proJrCt?
the
nman'-e
with
beaver
board,
laying
new
Successor
here
to
Mr.
Morley
if,
the
v.
Pev
a.
Siehr
o'
Embassy
fflapkms
I
st
1
1
linoleum
and
Installing
electric
Is
to
be
E.
A.
More
from
the
8
'
.
V
rirp'
.;
unitea
i;nurcn
wa
yeft,-
,-.
r
,
Al
lrt
lovely,
dinntr-iiitd",
ppf
napkins-
.
.
.i.t
ii
i
Ihrtt
inicknui
ot
tort
ccllulou.
lights.
Eston
branch
of
the
Can-
Dunbar
Street
branch
In
Van-adlan
Legion
paid
all
costs
and
couwr
who,
with
wife
and
fam-legion
members
donated
their
Uy.
will
arrive
within
two
or
three
time.
weeks.
Mr.
Morley
has
been
active
In
CHANGED
hahits
.community
affairs
during
his
PEOPLE'S
STORE
.
Pnnct
Rupert
Florists
i
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
500
Jrd
Ave..'
Box
518
Tel.
777
resldpnce
here
&
Greenland
was
a
seal-
un
tine
currently
Thty
cling
to
your
lip
like
fine
linen!
40
lo
a
package
tech
on
a
laundry
Mvlns.
St.
Prwldent
of
the
local
branch
Of
le,d,rof
for
centuries
the.,
,.Cd
Lomhardians!COmmunitJ!
'
btfore
aM
rh-
roval
Anne
bf
iTst
i
Jarf?e
sno!
cod
'appoared
in!tne
well
c,anadla"
R
Crow
Society
Th(
Mm
hn
hn
.v..
I
W
l'JMS.
as
as
a
director
of
the
Prince
Museum
and
the
United
Church
(nort
talkod-abo-it,
in
Hollywood
Men's
Club.
Want
Ada,
Sure
Results!
News
Classifieds
Make
Sales.
-
.
.
I.O.D.E.
Paioor
Was
Success
PORTRAITS
Fi.ms
Developed
and
Printed
PROM
IT
SERVICE
CIMNDI
I
fi
S
Stl'OIO
2I0
-
41h
Street.
,
Box
645
Phone
Green
3S9
Prince
Rupert
'"mil
mrrc
-The
Flame
and
r'hr
Anw"
with
Eu-t
I
incaW
,hirT-!f
q
fmcr
circus
a-robat,.
''oip'r
all
his
run
der-lnu-do
pn-in"
p-rhrv.
for
th
j
crossbow
vfls
the
weapon
of
the
k".
If
f,--ivitlr
feat..
The
'torv
al-o
ct!1k
fir
a
tout)
of
n"ihirr
to
invade
the
rnval
princess
consort.
Nick
Ciavat,
who
plays
Piccolo,
a
hardy
mountain
mernbor
of
Dardo's
band.
Is
a
liftlong
friend
and
circus
buddy
of
Burt
Lan
master,
and
the
two
repeat
their
nimble
artistry
of
the
big
top
in
the
film.
Seven-year-old
Godon
Geb-
BOILS
Get
rid
of
Mfinightly
blmi8hfs
taut!
Give
PIMPLES
j
LET
YOUR
WORRIES
MELT
LIKE
'
A
SNOW
MAN
ON
A
SUNNY
DA'
Final
report
of
the
I.O.D.E.
fall
bazaar,
presented
Monday
at
the
meeting
of
the
Municipal
Chapter,
showed
it
was
a
success
both
socially
and
financially.
Regent
Mrs.
O.
R.
S.
Blackaby
was
in
the
chair.
The
door
prize
!
had
treen
claimed
by
Miss
Del-
j
rnst.i
p
a
us"
with
tunts
high
bert,
around
whom
much
of
th
them
a
prdy
treatment
uith
medicatrd,
antiwiitic
Ur.
(
ruiw't
Ointment.
Srxjthetai
it
heals.
6'c.
Larue
ttzt.
6
timea
as
much,
12.23.
J
DR.
CHASE'S
Light
II?
For
K
"-
in
me
arrs
of
Us
great
action
takes
place,
Is
the
sen
of
V.
.
l
non-theatrical
parents
who
mov-
Robert
u
Donr-'as
pltvs
Atessn-
ed
to
California
prior
to
t.ho
ro.
'a
traito'ons
landowner.
fUminr?
of
"The
Flame-
and
'the
Hesso.
and
Lvnne
Baeeel.t
as
a
Arrow"
sr
Antiseptic
OINTMENT
phine
Balagno,
holder
of
ticket
number
42,
the
report
said.
r
Tree
Linhts
,
if
Xmas
Dccoratic
-
Wranpinq
Paper
4r
Cards
i
VANCOCVER
VICTORIA
Sunday
8
pni.,'
Chllcotin
-
Tufesday
12
Noon
-,
v
'..
Carnosun
.
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
'
frORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOB
NORTH
Ql'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chllcotin,
Dec,
1
and
15
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
Ql'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
.
as.
Chllcotin.
Dec.
B
and
22.
9
p.m.
,
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
'-
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
A-
Cooks
M
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FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRING
Call
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
I.1MITEO
liuildrrs
&
Contractors
I
iAHlAi
I
Walked
Right
In
with
a
$
GIFT
Lu
xury
Srca
PRINCE
GEORGE
For
Every
fjAiij
Fnrt
11
GOOD
BOY
AND
GIRL!!
His
Bag
is
Overfloving
with
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
al
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
M
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l.i:si)AV
MIDNIGHT
flit
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SLEIGHS
DOLLS
BUGGIES
CARS
WAGONS
TRAINS
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITV
OK
DETOT
OIUCK
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
JSijK.;-'
mi?
THE
B
EST
i
LOADS
OF
TRICKEY
LITTLE
TOYS!
SELECVION!
SPORT
SHOP
THE
WHERE
10
DIED
A
toyland
fire
in
Kay's
department
store
in
downtown
Halifax,
which
broke
out
shortly
before
cloing
time
claimed
the
lives
of
10
shoppers
and
clerks
late
Thursday
afternoon.
F.re
.spreading
Iron,
a
display
window
cut
off
the
main
entrance
above
whigh
firemen
are
seen
battling
the
flames,
it
took
six
hours
to
bring
the
blaze
under
control.
.
"CP.
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i