Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Friday.
May
12,
1950
KHW.MK
I.MPORTA.VCE
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from
page
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late
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neon
today
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maiened
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The
following
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brackets
given
bv
K,n,.
Sports
and
Boxing
Club.
en
Carlson
195i.
Bob
Scar'f
Clarec:e
Gardiner
ins,
J.
Phillips
l55l.
John
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Tliii
advertitement
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not
published
or
diieleycd
by
the
Liquor
Control
board
cx
by
the
Government
i
b,H-.h
Columbia.
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
(gerald
162i,JimRay
160,.
Mike
RaUo
155.
Harry
Yule
Doug
Scott
(153).
Bob
Berthelet
147.
Fred
Falkener
(147).
Richard
Morgan
U47).
BiU
Morrison'
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Short
Season
i
Is
Indicated
PLTERSBURO,
Alaska
(P--U
h&libut
landings
here
are
any
NO
TOURISTS
NOW
The
rampaging
Red
River
has
virtually
wrecked
this
tourist
camp
outside
St.
Norbert
in
suburban
Winnipeg.
The
buildings
barely
show
above
water.
Several
are
afloat.
tCP
PhoUii
LIQUOR-CONTROL
PLEBISCITES
ACT
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
list
of
voters
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
Polling
Division
for
the
forthcoming
plebiscite
under
the
"Liquor
-control
Plebiscites
Act"
will
close
at
5:00
p
m.
on
the
27lh
day
of
May,
1950,
after
which
no
names
can
be
acldttl
to
the
li-st.
If
you
are
eligible
and
your
name
is
not
on
the
voters
list,
register
now.
O.
F.
FORBES,
Registrar
of
Voters,
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
District.
serv
and
in
"hannellin?
traffi
throuyh
Canadian
seaports
in
ac
cordance
with
long
eoutinucJ
i
rational
pulicy"
Mr.
Oordoi'
a.sked
his
listeners,
however,
to
remember
that
his
visit
here
was
es-senUally
to
"stop,
look
and,
listen"
and
to
'
add
what
he
could
s-e
and
hear
to
the
store
of
information
he
Lad
becr.
s.-.al.y
aciuiiiulri-ting
about
tns
terriKry.
(That
he
had
aiready
been
successful
in
cataloguing
economic
resources
of
this
trea
was
indicat'-U
by
many
fact.
and
figu-es
to
h!ch
Mr
ChnAon
alluded
"Building
on
its
natural
foundation,
this
port
has
been
equipped
for
an
important
part
in
the
economic
life
of
this
country,"
he
said.
Mr.
Gordon
emphasized
the
shorter
and
faster
direct
route
which
was
offered
through
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
from
the
American
Midwest
to
Alaska,
a
route
which
ooid
affeet
most
important
saving
in
vulnerable
ocean
shipping
and
added
:
1
"This
route,
of
course,
has
economic
advantages
that
favored
its
use
quite
apart
from
its
.
wartime
significance."
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderhaaj
on
be-'
as
a
momenta
of
his
visit
here,
half
of
the
city,
expressed
"sin-
Grace
w
as
asked
by
C
A.
Bern-cere
and
deep
appreciation"
ot.er
at
opening
of
the
dinner.
i
(148.
Chuck
de
KerSOmc-ux
(1351,
Manfred
Leaveat
il34i.
Chubby
Sta-fy
130).
chuck
Place
.U28),
Pat
Parnel
u?Qi
Vic
Pierce
(120),
Alvin
Atkins
U20).
Julian
Parnell
120
Orant
Parson
(120i
Ray
Petersen
(105).
Danny
Nufleld
U00
Larry
Atchem
(100),
Rocky
Terry
MOO),
Jimmy
OToole
80i.
Francis
Rowe
(80).
Ralph
W'ck
i80),
Jackie
Mutch
60i
and
Grant
Carrigr
i6u
fish
buyers
here
vnen
it
was
reported
approximately
SOO.Onc
pounds
of
halibut
had
beea
landed
since
the
season
opened
ttken
ln
by
the
same
daje
last
year.
The
length
of
the
halibut
-
ra
u
Inspect
Property
At
Mr
Gordon's
visit.
The
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
would
wbh
him
success
in
his
responsibilities
and
that
mutual
p.
ofit
oulo
accrue
as
a
result
of.
his
administration.
Looks
To
Railway
Mr.
frfcueiur.ai
ieit
mat
it
waj
indication
df
those
at
oth?r
Alaska
ports,
It
wiil
be
a
short
waion.
That
was
the
opinion
of,
IS
a
C.
N.
R.
city
and,
as
such,
look-
I
he
had
ided
to
get
out
!ed
to
the
rail
ay
company
for
i
and
meet
the
ne"
of
ln0
certain
things
that
ml?ht
not
be
i
names
he
haU
!een
and
the
expected
from
other
crga-.tza
!
066
here
the
rked.
His
vi
it
He
took
him
to
lhe
drydock.
freight
jtlons.
bespoke
from
Mr.
Gor-
icon
a
continuation
of
the
ori-
sh'ds-
si1tm
""d
tn-r
in.stalla-iglnal
Interest
in
and
unrierstar.d-
,ions
,n
the
a:ta
as
weI1
as
ocai
i
.
....
.
.
.
.
inHnctfiou
usiness
and
J
"v
,
,M,
,
Prices
are
three,
cents
higher
a,
cj
i
than
hast
year.
Last
year,
he
revealed
in
spite
lng
01
lnw
port
comPatlD'e
witn
?
.
P.ZZ
the
original
conceotion
of
Kir
The
presidential
party,
wahh
'
;'
Hours''1
"Smiain'.M
:
route
Z
n;Ir.'tf
b,
Amc
S!at
?
,J
fiC7
carloads
of
fish
and
other
r,ence
as
frit
nere
ln
Mr-
Gar-products
orij'H.ating
in
Alaska
'
don's
abili'y
''r'
spirit-
He
tend-ar.d
destined
to
United
States,
ered
the
assistance
and
interest
norts
"
!
'
tne
Chamber
of
Commerce
ia
So
serve
scEtr.
e
tVr1
ddightfJ-CK'i.
M.
H.ys
and
the
Gr,nd
'T,unk
Pacifi,
Railwav.
Confi-1
the-
studying
of
mutual
problems.
P.
H.
Linzey
brought
a
messa?
from
E.
T.
Appiewhalte,
M.
P
fot
Ekeena,
cor.vting
greetings
to
Mr
Gordon
and
his
regrets
at
being
unable
to
be
present.
He
expressed
confidence
that
the
railway
company
and
northern
organizations
w
ould
'CO-opcraU
in
the
devekioment
of
the
great
Northern
B.
C.
area
to
the
mutual
advantage
of
all.
Closing
feature
of
the
evening
was
the
prestation
to
Mr.
Gor-
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wick
or
pot
type
burners
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
supplied-AIl
types
of
burners
New.
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Equipment
and
stove3
serviced
An
un-
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becond
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WUAUTy
repairs
Prince
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387
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Visual
Analysis
Prince
Rupert,
Terrace
and
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OFFICE
HOURS
I
Dl.Ml.rict
until
May
15
9
a
m-
to
5
P
m-
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Rupert
Hotel,
'
23
&
24
Besner
Block
telephone
212
Prince
Rupert
enlngs
by
Appointment
Terrace
Hotel,
Terrace.
j(
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS.
Kroressiona
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BUIDINO
PHONE
BLUE
593
P.O.
BOX
1184
Bytown
Machine
Worki
Sales
Service
and
Parts
-
Simplex
pas
Engines
M
h
p.
185
h
p.
Cummins
Dependable
Dlesek
85
h
p.
550
h
p.
Inquire
about
our
long
tens
Warranty
and
Service
To
Advertisers
To
insure
publication
or
display
oe
classified
advertising
py
for
same
must
be
In
the
office
of
the
Daily
News
bj
4
p.m.
the
day
previous
tt
advertising.
Requirement?
o
the
mechanical
department
make
this
rule
necessary.
I.
Mt
mh
oui,isi
msTiiK
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Take
notice
ihut
the
Columbia
f
elUiloM.
Company
Limltwl
of
Wat-
'in
Isliind.
British
Columbia,
occu-
patioD
manuiacturrrs
oi
cellulose
produrta,
Inunds
u
apply
lor
per-
wntxl
iiuida.
altuale
In
the
vicinity
ul
Teleuraph
Puint.
Bmisii
Columbia
on
the
Skeena
River;
commencing
lit
port
pUnu-a
at
hkiih
water
In,'
1
on
tbe
,w,rti
bank
ol
th
Hkeena
River
TWENTYONE
HUNDRED
Jeet
est
of
the
weot
entrance
of
the
Camtdlan
Nntkumi
Kailwaya
Tunnel
at
MUeaKe
75:
thence
South
Westerly
aliiiM
the
hinh
water
line
of
the
north
hank
ol
the
Skeena
River
a
distance
ul
approxunntely
FIVE
mains:
thence
8uuth
23
de
30'
Went
a
dlautnce
of
approximately
EIC1HTT-F1VK
chahw:
thence
South
45
de
Wet
a
distance
of
approximately
SIXTY
chains;
thence
South
74
deg
30'
West
a
distance
of
approximately
SEVENTY-PI
VF
chalna
to
a
point
on
the
eastern
boundary
ol
Lot
7374;
thtnee
South
16
deg.
14'
45"
East
along
said
boundary
a
dn-tance
of
approximately
THREE
chains;
thence
North
74
deft
SO'
East
a
distance
of
approximately
5EVEN-
ii-rivE
cnains;
thence
North
41
en
g.
East
a
dutance
of
approxtmat-
',J
i
oi.-wi
ciiaius;
inence
nurtn
34
(lei?
30'
East
a
distance
of
approxi.
muu-ly
EIUHTY-EICJHT
chain
to
th
point
of
commencement:
and
contain
1KB
SIXTY-SEVEN
acres
more
r.r
lesa
Above
described
area
required
,r
sliear
boom
In
Skeena
River.
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd
(H)
T.
A.
V.
Treinblay.
Ajsent
-
ZZ.
72
WANTED
WANTED-Furnlshed
suite
for!
working
girl.
Phone
437
i
'.uiP'!
WANTED
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three
or
fmrr-1,
room
suite
or
house.
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j
copper,
batteries
and
radl-',
ators.
Phone
543.
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6th
West.
(tf)
1.
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Urgently
reoulred
j
4-nx)in
house
or
aDartment,,
unfurnished.
Phone
Const.
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HELP
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HELP
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or
youni'
married
woman
for
part
time!
work.
vAdoIv
Caoitol
Theatre.
1
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
One
engineer'
and
one
cook
reouired
immediately
for
Deot.
of
Fisheries
Patrol
Vessel.
Please
aoolv
Fisheries
office.
Federal
Building.
(112p)
PERSONAL
Prior
to
th
dinner
Mr.
Gor
don
spent
several
hours
visiting
the
company's
facilities
and
meeting
employees
here.
I
After
spending
four
months
studying
repcits.
Mr.
Gordon
alved
here
by
special
train
af-
having
paused
at
such
point,
as.
Prince
George,
Vanderhoof,
Endako,
Burns
Lane,
Smithers,
Pacific
and
Terrace,
and
sailed
last
night
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
In
the
party
were
also:
S.
F.
Dinglt,
vice
president
ot
operations,
Montreal;
Barton
Wheelrigbt.
chief
engineer.
Montreal;
H.
B.
Boreham,
regional
public
relaticr.s
officer,
Winnipeg;
J.
McDorald,
special
assistant
to
the
President;
F.
H.
Kecfe
general
supe.intendent,
B.
C.
District
r
St.
J
.l.a
Munro,
district
engineer.
B.
C.
District:
Donald
Oordon
Jr.,
son
of
the
president
C.
A.
Berncr,
superintendent,
Smithers
division,
met
the
party
at
Jasper
'l
and
.'.ccompanied
them
to
Prince
Ruoert.
In
aH
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
1940
Chev.
Sedan,
heater,
soot
Jieht.
tood
rub-1
ber.
good
shaoe.
Phone
Bluei
021.
(1UPI1
FOR
SALIB
Furniture,
new
condition.
Aoulv
343
7th
Ave.
West
alter
e
p.m.
.
(113u)
FOR
SAI.F
Easv
SDindrv
washing
machine.
Phone
108.
(114P)
FOR
SALE
Scow
32
ft.
Apply
J.
P.
Biggs.
Aniau
Island.
.
(113p)
FOR
SALE
36
Troller
14
h
p.
Heavy
Dutv
Engine.
Fair
con-f
ditlon.
Apply
221
5th
E.
I
(12Gp!
DIESEL
Electric
Generating
Plant:
International
UD-ii
Ex-i
tension
biialt.
outboard
bearing
V-bell
connected
to
Canadian
General
Electric
18.7
KVA.
1800
mm.
I'M
V
3
ohase.
0
cycle
AC
Generator
I
with
direct
connected
exciter'
sliding
base
plus
switchoardl
with
Diactor
automatic
Volt-i
age
control
unit,
ammeter,
volt-l
meter,
exciter
and
tield
rheo-'
stats.
100
amp
switch.
Engine
runs
12.000
hrs
inslrU
hnilH.I
ing.
now
readv
tor
cylinder
sleeve
and
bearing
shell
over-.
haul.
Priced
at
$1950.00.
less
than
half
cost
of
comparable
Intwnational-Palmer
15
kva
units
this
dandv
outfit
from
small
town
ulant
now
served
bv
power
commission.
Has
had
excellent
maintenance.
.
Prefer
sell
as
unit
but
will
consider
offers
for
enuine
and
generator
separately
En-auirkee
to
Kitanmax
Water
St
Power
Co.
Ltd..
Hazelton.
B
C.
tU2p)
FOR
RKNl
FOR
RENT
2
rooms
suitable
for
single
man.
Phone
Red
.
272.
(1120)
REPAIRS
WATCH
Repairs
Dromot
efficient
service.
Georue
Cook,
Jeweller.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
OIL
BURNER
SPEcTaUST
Stove
Service
&
riennlrs
a
n
word
per
insertion,
minimum
charge
50
B,ri"'.
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This
advertisement
Is
not
pjtillsTied
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Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
of
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Present
L.
M.
Fel.ser.thal,.
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
presided
over
the
proceedings
which
were
attended
by
over
100
local
citizens.
Mr.
Gordon
was
introduced
by
JT,
Harvey
who
referred
to
the
preeminent
qualifications,
of
the
new
Canadian
National
Railways
head
for
that
highly
responsible
post.
There
was
confi-
dence
that
h?
would
be
fully
j
capable
of
meeting
"the
ch.-Ueng-
ing
problem
ai
transportation,",
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to
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great
western
terminal'
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representing
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puonshed
Ol
displayed
by
th
Liquor
Control
Board
oi
bv
the
Government
.of
British
Columbia.
NEW
RATES
FOR
STEAM
BATHS,
SHOWERS
&
MASSAGE
Private
Room
(with
cot)
$1.25
Semi-Private
Room
(with
cot)
$1.00
Public
Steam
Bath
75c
STl'DENTS
RATE
63c
Showers
50c
Children's
Special
Sat.
between
8
and
12
noon
25e
Massage
from
$1.00
up
NORTHERN
SPORTS
STEAM
BATHS
Phone
658
for
reservations
OPEN
DAY
&
NIGHT
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(SALE
SALE
-Victor
sealed
tube
mantel
radio,
one
nine
Inch
wuxi-lathe
with
Turn
some
rig
h
tuols-1417
Piggot
Place
(ii4P)
P!'-?h"
stove
with
w
ck
oil
burner
and
copper
coil,
in
eood
condition;
cheap;
Phone
Bine
ur.
(1J3J
FOR
SALE
Smalf
"coal
"and
wood
cookstove
$2.
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o
er.miilit,')
r;l(li"
Sl&C-lOl-7th
E.
Phone
RJucn
977
(115ni
FOR
SALE
Newlv
overhauled
ad!t
long
acl
short
wave
pm'111
hafl
vacuum
Phone
Jted
272.
112pi
FOR
SALE
Boat
M
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a
Length
31'
6.W
7;.
At
Cow
Bay
now.
Jack
Murray.
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w?rul"s'
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Machine
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new
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B1'-ck
.one
949.
(lllp)
Fi,?Af
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used
house-nn.l.
VrSltufe
arl
hardware
inkSd
chest
01
drawers,
end
tables
and
coffee
tables,
battery
radios,
floor
covering,
rules,
pressure
cookers,
singer
sewing
machines,
office
chairs.
Meeoing
bags,
lowing
boots
fcnd
scores
of
other
good
articles.
Good
values
at
lowest
R,SSIDle
Prices.
B.C.
Furniture.
Phone
Black
324.
(TF)
NATIONALLYlcNOWN
NAMES
Ling-belt
SDeeder
Siiovels;
Sf.a1e
Draglines:
Adams
Koad
Graders:
Littleford
Bros.
Klack
Too
Road
Maintenance
Kouinment:
Owen
Clamshell
Buckets
and
Rock
Grapples;
A;
L,;
omith
Concrete
Mixers;
Clark
Forklift
Trucks:
Nelson
Bucket
Loaders
for
Stockoile
"d6nw
Removal:
Rice
Port-nbie
Centrifugal
PumDs:
National
Draeline
Si-raDsrs
and
Buckets:
National
All
Steel
Gasoline
Hoi
s
ts:
National
Portable
Sawmills:
National
-5'
,,arY
Screens
and
Conveyors.
f,u11
information
from
National
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver.
B.C.
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DR.
GARNET
E.
H.
MONTGOMERY
DENTIST
Suite
Smith
Block
Phone
62f
P.O.
Box
1218
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
ln
all
Its
branches
204
4th
Street
Phone
055
CHIROPRACTOR
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES,
D
C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Hryjrs,
10:30-12:30
&
2-5
Evenlng3,
Mon.
&
Frl.
7:30
Phone
Blue
442
MIKfc
COLUSSI
Piano
Technician
Pianos
Tuned
Repaired
PHONE
BLACK
389
210
4th
Street
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
P.
O.
Box
140J
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Phantorn
PLUMBlNii
and
Heatlnir
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Sheet
Metal
work.
Tar
and
!
Gravel
Roofing.
Call
629
6th
'
West.
Phone
543.
Letourneau
and
Sons.
(tf)
1
REAL
ESTATE"
;
FOR
SALE
6-room
wartime
house
with
back
porch,
full
size
cement
basement.
Newlv
painted
Inside.
Phone
Black
515.
Call
1058
7th
Ave.
East.
(lllp)
FOR
SALE
8-room
house
full
basement,
two
cultivated
lots,
on
Eighth
Ave.
near
Conrad.
Phone
Blue
245.
(113p)
FOR
SALE
Furnished"
house,
immediate
occupancy.
Suitable
for
larce
family
or
board-1
ing
house.
Has
live
large
bedrooms
and
two
small
ones.1
Needs
a
considerable
amount
of
repair
work.
Applv
18(15
7th,
Ave.
East
or
phone
Green
482.,
(UV
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Fashion
FqoU
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Ronson.
Black
503.
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