Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
August
11,
1950
ICE-FREE
HARBORS
Despite
Norway's
Northern
location,
the
Oulf
Stream,
whirh
Terrace
!s
Considering
j
brings
warm
water
from
the
tro
j
Departure
For
!
Terrace
Camp
j
Looking
forward
to
a
happy
pics,
keeps
the
main
harbors
Ice-free
all
year.
Extending
Of
Boundaries
TERRACE
Possibility
of
extending
of
the
village
.
boundaries
'
wa?
discussed
at
Wednesday's
monthly
meeting
of
the
village
commissioners.
Maps
were
consulted
and
it
was
finally
decided
to
prepare
a
petition
for
those
living
outside
the
present
boundaries
to
ascertain
their
feelings
on
the
matter.
The
OLYMPIC
GAMES
The
first
modern
Olympic
Oames
were
held
In
Athena
in
189G.
ten-day
holiday
under
congenial
surroundings,
some
23
or
so
young
ten-agers
left
on
this
morning's
wayfreight
'
for
the
Regular
Baptist
Church
Bible
Camp
at
Miss
Gertrude
Mitchell's
Canada
to
Europe
place
on
Braun's
Island.
The
departure
of
this
Dartv
follows
Mi
commissioners
felt
that,
11
trie
village
boundaries
were
extend-
Passenger
Sailings
The
meelng
was
held
in
the
the
return
earlier
in
the
.
week
village
clerk's
office
on
Wednes-
of
a
similar
but
younger
group
'
day
afternoon.
It
was
attended
which
reported
an
extremely
by
chairman
Emil
Haugland,
happy
time.
Commissioners
D
O.
Little
and'.
Rev.
L.
A.
Tnorpe
u
again
ed
as
far
west
as
the
old
elementary
school,
south
as
far
as
Ferry
Road
and
north
to
the
SATIN
-
GLO
Semi
'Gloss
&
JHigh
Gloss.
In
many
beautiful
tints
for
interior
decorating.
QUICK
DRYING
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
i
.".u.
ainaiuy,
viiidgc
cic.
b.,
m
charge,
assisted
by
Rev.
N
A,
thur
Harmon
and
A.
Boas,
sam-.McCrea
of
Vancouver
David
tanan
of
Prince
Rupert.
j
Hangerur,
William
Blackaby,
A
request
from
Joseph
Peral-
Miss
Anna
Beketov,
Miss
Alice
dis
for
a
license
to
operate
a
card
Marston,
Miss
Margaret
Hange-room
at
the
rear
of
the
pool-
rud.
Miss
Elsie
Falk.
Miss
Eleanor
edge
of
the
Bench,
the
majority
of
the
residents
would
then
be
within
the
town
limits.
Such
an
extension
would
be
to
the
advantage
to
both
the
citizens
and
the
township,
"AscnaiA"
AUG.
22nd
now
sails
.
WAV,
RIO
!
We're
bound
for
the
Rio
Grande,
Uozvow
Rio!
aye,
Rio.'
V
rcom
on
Railway
Avenue
was
Buller
and
Miss
Gertrude
Mit-turned
down
by
the
commission,
chell.
The
group
otyoun?
people
(instead
of
August
23rd)
frcm
MONTREAL
to
LIVERPOOL
i
i
.
......
i
lan
-y-ull,
my
oot
my
young
ga,
ecu:
bound
for
the
Rio
Grande!
SEWERS
IltlSfcl
j
includes
Carol
Moorehouse,
The
existing
army
sewerage
George
Moorehouse,
Billy,
Birtch,
lines,
of
which
there
are
two
in
Louise
Wood,
Ronnie
Nordine,
town,
was
under
discussion
with
'Sheldon
Lee.
Rockwell
Terrv
r
T-g-rr-
ji
the
request
of
the
proprietor
of
George
Warner,
Donny
Neufeld,
the
Skeena
Hotel
to
join
on
to
Patrick
Rougeau,
Edward
Tur-
the
line
going
along
Greig
Av-
cott,
Ronnie
Iverson,
Phyllis
enue.
It
was
that
or
make
a
new
Nystedt,
Lillian
Burn,
Michael
septic
tank
for
the
hotel.
He
was
Powers,
Genevieve
Powers,'Crai;
GENTS'
WATCHES
O
15
Jewel
O
Waterproof
O
Shockproof
Complete
with
Expansion
Bracelet
'
George
Cook,
JEWELLER
Box
1188
j:or
over
a
century
Lamb's
Navy
h
is
been
the
call
of
those
who
know
cood
rum.
Smooth
and
mellow.'it
is
matured,
blended
and
bottled
in
Britmii
of
the
finest
Demerara
Rums.
Now
29.75
wimng
10
spend
$jUU
on
it
dui
ne
Oliver,
Hoyce
McGinnes,
Jackie
would
want
the
line
to
be
private
McGinnes.
Eddie
Eusvik,
Reggie
i
with
no
one
else
joining
in.
ThlsFusvlk,
William
Watmough,
!
was
ruled
out
by
the
commls-
Donna
Becker,
Tom
Yornic.j
sioners
simply
because
no
priv-
Reggie
Crozier.
Valerie-
Kuhor.l
ate
sewer
line
could
run
along
a
I
Shirley
Eytcheson.
Larry
Eytche-i
"SCYTIIIA"
n,
AUG.
29th
from
QUEBEC
to
Li
HAVRE
LONDON
on
firr
voyage
after
complete
reconditioning
"FnAIICONIA"",.
SEPT.
6th
from
QUEBEC
to
LIVERPOOL
-M
.
Regular
monthly
sailings
of
all
three
vessels
until
end
of
St.
Lawrence
Season
First
class
rates
from
$251.
Tourist
class
rates
from
$154.
Apply
to
your
local
agent
"No
one
can
serve
you
better"
CUNARD
DONALDSON
LIMITED
"
62f
West
Pender
St,
Vancouver
'iamb
s
Navy
ta
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
r
huiic
i"iu.
j
son,
ana
Paul
Beketov.
Mr.
Boas'
advice
on
the
mat-!
tcr
was
asked
for
and
'he
stated
that
the
sewerage
line
comes
New
u
Hardware
j
under
the
same
ruling
as
the
-Man
Arrives
water
line.
Rates
are
charged!
and
property
owners
must
pay.1
L.
W.
Lefler,
local
representee
set
rate
If
It
passes
the
prop-1
ative
for
the
past
three
years
of
erty
whether
connected
to
It
or:
the
Vancouver
wholesale
hord-
Tt.
!.
ii-
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p..Mhl
JimWJ
tnihc
Liquur
UACT
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
'
,
i
OPEN
FROM
S:30
P.M.
TO
3:30
A.M.
ware
concern
of
Marshall-Wells
Co.,
shas
been
transferred
to
Chilllwaclt.
His
succesor,
Wiltord
no.
If
any
residents
wanted
a
sewer
line
they
would
be
allowed
to
pay
for
it
and
then
be
re-im-bursed
over
a
period
of
three
years
with
rates
deducted.
C
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mf
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We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dlsnes
IjJv
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:
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CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
ME1K
Qjl
Caron,
arrived
in
the
city
by!
plane
yesterday
afternoon
from
The
whole
question
of
sewerage
j
Vancouver
,
and
will
be
followed
will
be
worked
out
and
contracts
bv
hls
wife-
Mr-
tenet
and
Mr.
drawn
up
before
the
petition
Caron
left
last
night
on
the
goes
before
the
residents
I
Prince
Rupert
to
visit
Ocean
Falls
In
the
meantime,
30
house-
and,
sTULsbe,
"
shrtly
hnifiors
ar
iww
,,
;in.
,v,inh
route
to
the
interior
where-
Mr.
.Lefler
will
introduce
Mr.
sCaron
goes
as
far
as
the
former
.
army
'
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HARDWARE
-
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'fin
GENDRON
GIVE
THE
FOLKS
AT
HOME
A
TREAT!
v.'iS
BABY
CARRIAGES
v
,
in
Come
in
today
and
take
fjS
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y
isrGrcv.
Maroon
and
Blue
$39.50
i
rtoli-inn;
CAKE.
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t.
J
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engineers'
huts
on
Keith
Road.'""
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v"y-
The
other
line
is
not
In
use
and
is
I
beina
cleaned
out
Mr.
Boas
is
mlssioners
to
consider
similar
1
superintendina
the
work
and
the
sidewalks
all
over
town
and
it
1
LING
THE
TAILOR
LADIES'
AND
GENTS'
TAILORS
f
9
MADE
TO
MEASURE
SUITS
O
LATEST
STYLES
IN
COATS
O
-HIGHEST
QUALITY
O
GUARANTEED
FIT
PRESSING
WHILE
YOU
WAIT
LING
THE
TAILOR
Box
286
220
-
6th
St.
Phone
649
septic
tank
east
of
the
civic
.
waa
dalQ
"lat
we
iirst
oa
e
centred
near
the
Skeena
River
is
f
new
sidewalks
will
be
that
,
beinff
cleaned
nf
rork
and
deh-
one
glnS
rom
the
centre
ol
ris
antl
a
nw
rnvpr
fnr
it
will
h
town
to
the
new
School.
Now
in
stock
PIE
or
JELLY
ROLL
Y
APARTMENT
WASHERS
..
$64.95
DROP
IN
AND
SEE
.THE
NEW
C0NG0WALL
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Lt(l.
none
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DELIVER
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3rd
Ave.
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DIE
In
a
Huddle..
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WilW
made.
,
Mr.
Boas
also
stated
that
cer-taip
samples
of
water
had
been
stg,
south
by
Dr.
Black
and
will
be
analyzed
so
that
the
health
of
the
community
will
be
safeguarded
as
far
as
possible.
Five
new
street
la-mps
are
to
be
installed
in
the
near
future.
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Columbia
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possibly
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TvW
M
-4
.
at
the
corner
of
Park
Avenue
and
Appsley
Street,
two
on
Greig
Av-
i
enue
between,
the
Terrace
and
Philbert
Hotels,
and
one
at
the
east
end
of
Corey
read
;
Etoaseir
&
LPayime
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY'
SPECIALS
Insurance
on
office
equipment
.
is
to
be
increased
from
$300
to
$2,000
and
the
village
clerk
was
requested
to
look
into
the
possibility
of
having
a
floater
pol
icy
to
cover
it
and
the
contents
oi
the
shed
behind
the
of
fioe.
D.
G.
Little
reported
that
W.
E.
Bottom'ey
had
been
consulted
Boys'
Blue
Mellon
and
Sharkskin
Jackets
Ladies'
Rayon
&
Lisle
Ankle
Socks
bis
r
Hi
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n
-,
Jim
I
about
the-
drainage
ditch
west
of
Assorted
Colors.
8-Va
Lostex
tops
......
for
to-
1012.
$1.00
Kaium
Road,
also
about
highway
signs
along
Lakelse
Avenue
and
through
the
town
and
he
had
been
assured
of
the
district
engineer's
co-operation
in
these
inaiuer.i
tnsjniuah
that
they
will
Nothing
Socred
'
l'il'iil'
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(mow
about
vour
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XTchjt
wasm
rri
(i
ba.voutakaul
M
8
to
14
..
Clearing
at
3.49
Hosiery
is
going
to
be
Scarce.
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Vk
1
I
ai
FVANCCPI
i
iiiicuen,uy
(
mapiivm
WELD
IT
IM
V
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(POMANCE
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"ive
his
immediate
atten
tion.
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wands
rdp
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Lil
(
last
night
lr4
a-rf)
'11
NYLON
HOSE
Bu
SevcM
pirs
..
45
Gauge
Subs,
82
to
11
.
51
Gauge
Subs,
8V2
to
1
1
.
it.
Kirkaldy
was
congratulated
on
his
efforts
to
better
the
side-
89c
Pr-
.
-
-
$1.29
Pr-
Boys'
Tweed
Pants
.
Children's
Rayon
&
Lisle
Ankle
Socks
I
walks
in
tewn.
He
had
made
an
'
experiment
on
the
sidewalk
east
of
Kaluni
Street
on
the
south
'
side
of
Lazelle
Avenue
and
it
had
proved
highly
satisfactory.
An
Inspection
of
the
sidewalk
was
made
by
the
commissioners
at
the
close
of
the
meeting.
Bit-j
umuls
is
used
and
it
gives
a
hard
'
black
finish.
Mixed
like
cement,
the
cost
is
about
50
cheaper.
wearing
good
hard
6
to
16.
Assorted
Tweeds.
Assorted
Colors.
Lastex
tops.
4
for
$1.00
Clearing
at
2.98
P
5
to
82
The
results
encourage
the
cum-
Ladies'
Misses
and
,
Children's
Seersucker,
1
"
1
1
"
""
1
t
.'
Crepe
and
Flannelette
GOWNS
and
PYJAMAS
We
must
make
Clearing
at
less
than
Manufacturer's
cost.
room
for
new
stock.
Chenille
Spreads
The
natural
minerals
in
foods
and
water
sometimes
leave
a
,
dark
deposit
on
cooking
utensils.
It's
easily
removed
from
aluminum.
Simply
use
a
tablespoon
of
vinegar
in
boiling
water.
ALUMlWUM
COMPANY
OP
CANADA,
LTD.
Boys'
Jockey
Shorts
and
Shirts.
Small,
Medium,
Large.
Clearing
at
2
for
1.Q0
f
-
'
'
aluminum
plot-
fP?
I
Hl'
r
i
Baby
Chenille
double
bed
'size.
White
with
Colored
Motif
Clearing
at
12.95
LADIES'
DRESSES
CLEARING
OUT
OUR
entire
stock
'..4
Spring
and
Summer'
Dresses
3.98'
Print
House-Dresses.
Sizes
14
to
44
....
Clearing
2.98
Ladies'
Blazers
Turkish
Towels
Run
of
the
Mill
and
'
'
Substandaids..
3for$l.C0
2or$1.00
1
?V:r
Pure
Wool
Flannels.
Cord
trim.
Assorted
Colors.
12
to
20.
f
Clearing
at
Qm$8
MANY
OTHER
ITEMS
NOT
ADVERTISED
ON
SALE
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