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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
7,
1950
C
ALDER
CALLS
(continued
from
Page
I)
INVITED
(Continued
from
page
1)
FLOOD
FUND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Vancouver;
Tl;e
Sun,
Vancouver;
H.
Bowman,
Minister
of
Agri-The
News-Herald,
Vancouver;
culture,
Victoria:
Hon.
A.
D.
The
Ketchikan
Chronicle,
Ketch-
Turnbull,
Minister
of
Health;
ikan;
The
Fishing
News,
Ketchl-
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson,
Minister
of
kan;
The
President,
Northern
B.
Public
Works,
Victoria;
Hon.
W.
Trailer
p0rty
j
For
Birthday
j
A
co
boy
pauy
owned
,by
hUmk
Prince
George;
Mr.
Sahanavitch,
Cariboo
Digest,
Quesnel;
Harold
with
having
been
given
the
franchise
.in
British
Columbia,
miht
give
natives
in
this
province
full
J.
Wyllie
3.00
Blancke,
President,
Celanese
cor-
:
C.
Lumbermen's
Ass'n.;
W.
O.
T.
Straith,
Minister
of
Education,
'
and
MVs.
John
L
n
Ru'annptl
n
I
it
t
r
let-
Vnrfntfir
vntnra-
Wnri
Svtnn
a
Tv.
Of
Orron
t
r.
nev
'
KAHTUED
GERMAN
PRINCE
Queen
Victoria
in
1840
married
her
cousin.
Prince
Albert
of
Saxo-Coburg.
MOTORCYCLE
INVENTED
The
motorcycle
was
invented
by
a
German
in
1885.
,
-
-
-
-
-
-
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i
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w.
w
wiIIUHm.
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ti,"V-'
.
.
Mrs.
Kuzik
2.00
poration
of
America,
180
Madison
W.
D.
Smith
5.00
Ave
-
New
York
NY-;
McNeely
citizenship
rights.
The
bill
'would
affect
every
native
in
I
Canada.
.'t
Prince
George:
M.
W.
Oormely,
Premier,
Victoria;
E.
T.
Apple-'dav
celebration
An
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert;
Iwhaite,
M
P.
8keena;
Oeo.
M.
.guesls
came
0if
vh
i
1
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I
'
-
Dubose,
President,
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada;
D.
C.
Knapp,
Exec-
'as
:
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i
a
r
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w
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f
hov.t
hn
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1
J.
D
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M
L
A
t
,
,
rank
Dafoe
5.00
i-iuice
ziu-
xtiurray,
M.r.
canooo.
Auorev
j
olUue5.
Trip
utive
Secretary,
Pacific
North
Dert:
Cecil
Steele.
M.L.A..
Van-
Simmons.
M.P.
Yukon!
Rt.
Hnn
har,.(i
a'i
an
c4
cu
"'w.
a
t'rive
and
to
th
,..
west
Trade
Ass'n.,
Seattle
H.
V.
derhoof;
Angus
McLean,
M.L.A.,
R.
L.
St.
Laurent,
Premier.
Ot-
V
L
(rt
r.-J
with
horn,
v.
,,...
a,iU
I
Hutton,
Supervisor.
Experimental
!
WeUs
B
c
.
GIen
Braden.
M
LA..
Uwa;
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
Mia
:Af
Peoples
Stores
'
i.'j
makers
clack:.g
r
drm,
i-iuice
um.gc,
u.
lai-
Dawson
Creek.
rrank
Caider
M.
ister
of
Trade;
Hon.
Lionel
Chev-colm.
Past
President,
Assoc.
Bds.
A
Namii-
Hon
v.
T
Kphiipv
'rtpr
Minitr
t,..,
J.
North
1.00
Freda
Black
2.00
R.
McNab
2.00
A.
E.
Johnson
."....
5.00
E.
A.
Evans
5.00
M.
Corkery
.,
1.00
J.
Halderman
10.00
E.
Woodward
2.00
Cilfc
til
V.
LUlidlsCLlUCs)
Id
UillJT
T
a
J
a
native
couli
gain
full
citizenship
was
to
first
have
the
approval
of
the
Indian
ai;ent
and
to
waive
aa
aboriginl
claims
This
meant
he
would
have
ic
get
permissiou
to
visit
his
family
on
the
reserve.
He
thougnt
native
schools
Relieve
Your
Fretful,
Feverish
TEETHING
DADV
Minister
of
Lands
Si
ForesU,
tawa;
Hon.
R.
W.
Mayhew,
Mln-Victoria:
Hon.
Gordon
S.
Wlsmer.
Ister
of
Fisheries.
Ottawa-
vrin.
5
::
Moody;
Moody;
Frank
Frank
M.
M.
Attornpv
General.
Victoria:
Hon.
Mwnf
MIiim
nttivs-
I.
u
n.
should
be
controlled
by
the
pro-1
Gus
Soderlund
2.00
vinces
and
said
there
had
been
G.
Geddes
5.00
Lai
Time,
ToJ
p.m.
-
82ct
Thor
Wonderful
also
I
It
Happens
Every
Sp
Thit
Simple,
Tnohrarth;
Wit
TWinds
oi
Mothers
Praise
S
Highly
Wky
let
jott
te0ingr
bsliy
frrt
and
low
numerous
petitions
go
to
the
A.
Bucik
2.00
R.
C.
McDonald,
Minister
of
grave,
Trade
Commissioner,
Van-Mines,
Victoria;
Hon.
L.
H.
Eyres,
couver;
Frank
J.
Skinner,
Union
Minister
or
Trade
St
Industry,
Steamships
Co..
Prince
Rupert;
Victoria;
Hon.
H.
Anscomb,
Mln-
The
General
Manager,
P.O.
&
E.,
isster
of
Finance,
Victoria;
Hon.
Vancouver.
icwp
your
mxim.
teverbh
liWe
one
om-
Dominion
government
urging
H.
Arney
......
"mpJV
at
necessary
action
be
taken
R.
P.
James
..
duiimg
.fiw.
Er
to
take
-
quickly
eru.btd
to
bring
that
point
into
effect,
c.
Barker
to
a
powder,
if
desired.
At
the
ftrst
sign
of
,.
"
,
.
.
.
'
teehin
fever,
be
ure
try
Bby'
Own
Calder
intends
to
spend
the
e
Anderson
5.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
iSSlSirS&SrS'Z
,
whole
summer
doing
research
restful
comfort.
Try
Baby's
Own
Tablets,
too,
for
Upset
stomach,
constipation
aoeV
other
minor
ailments
a.
At
dxusgistaa
M.
Mintenko
25
F.
Sherwood
.
1
00
R.
J.
Wilson
.
1.00
S.
Comadina
200
.work
among
his
constituents
j
particularly
in
the
more
sparsely
settled
sections
of
the
north.
He
of
Trade,
Quesnel;
H.
B.
Guest,
Past
President
Assoc.
Boards
of
Trade,
Port
Dockrill,
Past
President
Assoc.
Boards
of
Trade,
Telkwa;
H.
W.
Smale,
Past
'
President
Assoc.
Boards
of
Trade,
Langley
Prairie;
J.
W.
H.
Day,
Past
President
Assoc.
Boards
of
Trade,
Vander-hoof
;
R.
C.
McCorkell,
Past
President,
Assoc.
Boards
of
Trade,
Vancouver,
B.
C;
W.
L.
Armstrong,
Past
President,
Assoc.
Boards
of
Trade,
Edmonton;
Jas.
T.
Harvey,
Past
President,
Assoc.
Boards
of
Trade,
Prince
Rupert;
Olof
Hanson,
Past
President,
Assoc.
Boards
of
Trade,
Vancouver;
Geo.
McAdams,
Past
President,
Assoc.
Boards
of
Trade,
Terrace;
L.
M.
Greene,
Past
President
Assoc.
Boards
of
Trade,
Prince
Rupert;
A.
M.
Patterson,
Past
President,
Assoc.
Boards
of
Trade,
Prince
George;
President,
Pacific
Cunakd
Line
C
U
NAB
O
WHITE
STAR
E.
Morrow
1.00
I
nopes
ms
siuuies
n
ociuiugy
i
q
j
will
help
him
gain
a
better
idea
1
i
1
Moorehouse
situ
I
oi
tneir
neeas
so
tnat
ne
may
i
jbe
a
more
useful
member
fori
A.
Brown
A.
C.
Gillis
P3J
thpm
Pavich
5.00
1.00
1.00
200
1.00
.50
50
3.00
Next
week
he
starts
a
tour
of
the
Skna
with
Arthur
Turner,
'
j
MX.A,
Vancouver
Centre.
i
ml
J.
Smith
A.
Basso
D.
Zille
'.
H.
R.
Hill
2
1950's
NEWEST
1
Beach
Wear
At
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
.PEOPLES
STORE-!
North
West
Trade
Ass'n,
Tacoma,
J
Wash.;
R.
Peachy,
Commissioner,
j
B.
C,
Police;
H.
L.
Keenlyside,
riMUIHIIIIIHK
Commodore
Cafe
Osmund
Hendrickson
,
(Ketchikan
200
C.
A.
Berner
5.00
R.
C.
Davidson
..:
20.00
E.
L.
Dale
2
00
R.
F.
Low
e
1.00
C.
H.
Halliday
5.00
R.
C.
Cameron
2.00
A.
L
.Holtby
2.00
L.
Parkes
100
W
.F.
Checkley
2.00
Prince
Rupert
Ross
NichoUon,
R.
W:
Liver-sidgee,
R.
Rincal,
D.
S.
Heaslop.
P.
Allen,
Vancouver;
N.
Tarbuck,
Queen
Charlotte
City.
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
Deputy
Minister
of
Mines
&
Resources,
Ottawa;
The
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert;
The
Terrace
News
St
Omineca
Herald,
Terrace;
The
Tribune,
Terrace;
The
Interior
News,
Smithers;
The
Review,
Burns
Lake;
The
Chronicle,
Vanderhoof;
The
Citizen,
Prince
George;
The
Province,
3rd
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.)
SPEND
your
vocation
in
Britain
in
the
lot
Summer
or
Fall
when
steamship
accommodation
it
more
readily
available.
IN
EUROPE,
Autumn
meaw
uncrowded
hotels
and
traint...
more
leiturely
sightseeing
and
shopping
.
.
.
generally
of
tower
prices
than
during
the
Summer.
And
remember
that
devaluation
of
European
currencies'
lowers
the
cost
for
Conodian
visitors.
FALL
weather
is
perfect
for
travel
in
Europe
ond
the
countryside
is
at
its
colourful
best.
Between
QUEBEC
and
IE
HAVRE,
LONDON
"SCYTHIA"
(20,000
Ions)
.
"SAMARIA"
(20,000
ton.)
or
Between
QUEBEC
mn
LIVERPOOL
'
"FRANCONIA",
(20,000
tons)
.
"ASCANIA"
(from
MeMreoQ
First
Class
from
$231
Tourist
Class
from
$154
Paul
Boykow
4.00
Walter
Lahtl
2.00
S.
Beckett
,
.
.
5.00
Percy
G.
Jones
5
00
I
Harry
Long
2.00
j
Its
,
so
cms?
rr
6oes
y
MUSTARD
,
Real.'y,
you
should
know
,
how
delicious
food
tastes
when
flavoured
with
'
Colman's
mmtard
from
Ing-
land.
Prepare
it
in
your
own
I
kitchen
easily;
simply
follow
J
the
directions
on
the
labcL
Play
Shoes
For
Women
Several
Styles
and
Colors
h$KAP:CRACL;
90?!
A
Special
write
to
Reckitt
8c
Colman
GlflRIA
OEM
tf?
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.
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'Tot?"
Between
NEW
YORK
and
British
1
French
ports.
Express
services
heaslosl
hy
'
"QUEEN
ELIZABETH"
and
"QUEEN
MARY"
DON'T
BE
DISAPPOINTED
..
.
MAKE
YOUR
RESERVATIONS
NOW
FOR:-
AUTUMN
SAILINGS,
ROUND
THE
WORLD
or
MEDITERRANEAN
CRUISES
and
for
1951
SAILINGS
.TO
EUROPE
(Canada)
Ltd,
Station
T,
Montreal
(or
free
recipe
book
"Culinary
Art".
it'C
a
r.cn
i
WALTER
$2.95
Reg.
$4.95
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Ltd.
SliZA
VP
1
X
V
'71
IT'S
MELLOW
IT'S
FRAGRANT-IT'S
SPARKLING
IT'S
FAMOUSI
Coax
out
the
full
flavour
of
your
ailsils
with
anr
of
the
three
Heinz
Vinegars.
'
ir'A
mow
"
A
A.
.
Qmt
ytsu
-
j
JnMS
OGVSOM
D.
A.
Morrison
2.00
J.
H.
Kirnbaucr
2.00
C.
H.
Foreman
2.00
L.
Sykes
1.00
L.
McKenzie
2.00
A.
Lien
1.00
L.
McLennan
3.00
A.
E.
Wood
100
T.
W.
Speers
3.00
F.
Feero
1.00
J.
Rhodes-
2.00
Ronald
Gasiunas
2.00
R.
S.
Eden
1.00
F.
E.
Wermig
2
BC
T.
Priest
3.00
A.
W.
Simonson
2
00
A.
Zadorozuy
2D0
J.
Campbell
2.00
T.
Fortune
2.00
J.
A.
Teng
1M
J.
Buginka
.
1.00
C.
McNab
1
3.00
J.
Haida
2.00
J.
Bugyinka
1.00
E.
Hilderbrand
1.00
J.
G.
Paul
2.00
S.
Rodenchuk,
2,00
J.
L.
North
1.00
V.
Elder
2.00
R.
Dickson
1.00
.
F.
Williams
2,00
C.
E.
Olson
2.00
V.
Lewis
2.00
M.
Johnston
1.00
Greer
&
Bridden
5.00
Gordon
Rottiwell
5.00
See
your
local
Travel
Agent
"No
one
con
erve
you
better"
CUNARD
DONALDSON
LIMITED
Osnsrol
A
fnH
26
West
Pende
St-
Vancouver'
Toraorri
Charlie
Roberts
Phone
357
Box
638
JOHN
H.
Its
W
ITE
-
CPC
R
AAWT
MftiMfCiJiMAI
A
FASTER,
BETTER
JOB-FIRE-PROTECTIVE
-
RISII
-
HEATHER
RES1STA1
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
&miv
Disrf...
iaitm
VALUABLE
MORALS
AMD
PfZOTEIrJS.TOOl,
YOU
WON'T
REST
until'
you've
slept
on
an
Air-foam
Mattress.
Clean,
cool,
comfortable
latex,
fits
every
contour
of
your
body,
yet
never
gets
outof
shape.
At
S69.50,
Canada's
standard
price.
Terms
may
be
arranged.
MATTSON'S
VBfitVattafSWjasl,
ITU
Mixed
Bowling
League
90.03
and
FIRE
PROTECTIVE
330
2nd
Ave.
Blue
818
ELKINS
OLE'
WICK
LAID
AT
REST
TUESDAY
Funeral
cervices
for
Ole
topher
Wick
were
held
Tuesday
Its
Plumbing
&
Heating
I
afternoon
from
Grenville
Court
Ifromrjt
and
rrfifi.r,(
c...i...
i
mwnBanL
CHILDREN
VlZPS&D
WEDDING
PHOTOS
Family
Group,
Children
For
For
Particulars
particulars
Ph.
Ph.
Green
Green
389
389
Call
at
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
216
4lh
St.
t.
Box
Box
645
645
PREFER
fTIOTOI
ii
it
rt
chapel,
Ven
Archdeacon
Z.
Hodson
officiating.
Pallbearers
were
Olaf
Skog,
R.
E.
Mortimer,
Ed.
Wall,
Ivor
Johansen,
Martin
Bei
?
and
Hans
Knutsen.
Peter
Lien
was
organist
Hymns
were
"Abide
with
Me"
and
"Nearer
My
God
to
Thee."
r
III
r
r
r
okz
any
other
J
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Prince
nnce
Rupert.
Rupert,
B.
B.
C.
C.
BCE
CEREAL
!
,
Vl
'
"iSVllt'
RUtlSTATI
WOUK
GUARANTEED
J
INCQMTAX
SWrWffi
THE
LOHEI
COST
BETTEI
SIEATNING
MATERIAL
''Our
own
tests"
a
builder
writes,
"confirm
your
claims
that
GYPROC
SHEATHING
makes
stronger,
better
braced
walls,
and
we
arc
now
convinced
that
for
durability
it
beats
any
type
of
sheathing
we
have
,
For
Free
Estimates
1
1
RETURNS
PREPARED
jL
VV
j
Phone
864
!
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1
I
Singer
Sswing
J
Centre
'
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2h",E'
Mortimer
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X
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1M
B
"
'Near
CFPRi
!
Available
at
Hardware.
Paint
Stores
and
Lomber
Dialers
:
,
ever
used'
.
GYPROC
SHEATHING
is
a
specially-made
gypsum
board
with
a
dense
core
of
pypm
enclosed
in
heavy,
weather-resistant
paper.
It
"
outstanding
among
sheathings
for
greater
strength,
tire
protection,
weather
resistance
an
all-round
!
economy.
GYPROC
SHEATIUN0
will
NOT
burn.
It
will
not
shrink,
warp,
or
swell.
Its
joints
remain
permanently
tigb'.
P""1
maximum
bracing
effect
in
frame
.ron.stnirti"t
Finest
J
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"fe4
fhil
ddvrrtitmar.t
i,
Knk
.
LI
1
vANCouvta
CAioAtr
(KM
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
rWd
SI
v
the
Governmenof
British
Columbia
:
1