Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
August
29,
1950
MPIESOMIL
if
y
Bills
High?
!
&
AnnouncemenU
yftV'N
Mi-
a
nsl
T
-
re
leav
TiT
Mr-
and
Mrs.
William
Wilkie'
trip
to
Van
nv7r
avacauon
.were
Passengers
on
the
south-!!
,
oound
Coquitlam
on
Monday.
Trades
and
Labor
Council
Labor
Day
sports,
September
1.
Dance
at
Civic
Centre.
-
"UK--,
WHO
nn.q
mrmf
r..i
down
and
enjoy
the
added
com-
some
time
in
the
ritv
(
1
"clu'8
"
e"a
Bella
on
the
'
L.
Hhem
,
an
insulated
home
by
installing
Bazaar,
October
4
Catholic
and
5.
suxtmiii.
,
,
REGLAS
Roll
blankets.
sk
x
w
1?
JREGLAS
can
easily
be
installed
in
your
-uaansen
was
Evan
Qstrom.
southbound3
ZLCTUm
l
A
Passe"g
on
Coquitlam
iffihi
W'Uded
when
Bne
salled
Monday
for
Van-r.
Mr
and
and
Mrs
Mrs.
A
A.
Malhaut.
,
couver
as
Miss
E.
Rtoak,
who
is
A
general
organizational
returring
to
Vancouver.
heldTrf
th
rI1"
'
W-
have
a
good
quality
man's
Rebekah
Dazaar,
October
13.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
Oct.
26.
Sonja
Bazaar,
October
27.
evening,
and
costs
only
$6
per
b
in
on
I)
square
feet.
lnw
m
?
.ryo
wr
watch
at
a
special
p.m.
Friday,
Sept.
1.
If
Von
Qrf
ninA
e
v
i
.
.
,
.m.
REGLAS,
complete
with
vapour
barrier,
i
t..,.-
rnllinn
initfc
ii
icf
mil
Moos
Bazaar,
riuv.
2
and
3.
Legion
Auxiliary
Fall
Bazaar
November
8.
.
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale
Nov.
16.
IO.D.t.
tail
uazaar
Nov
ember
23.
please
Dleaw
tJpnrt
B
W"ng'
and
8uaranteed
to
give
good
attend.
(205;
,
service
at
$21.00.
Bulger's.
(It)
ff?n
tfr-
Carlisle
Cannery,
j
Larry
Moore,
who
has
been
f-
P.enger
on
the
Coquit-:
visiting
his
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ut-
21
;'w,
tound
V,
LUV5r
0n
her
south"
i
R-
E'
Moore-
returned
Monday
on
',
trip
Monday.
,
the
Coquitlam
to
continue
hia
HEGLAS
can
also
be
installed
by
yuur
L.O.B.A.
Bazaar
Dec.
1.
studies
at
Seattle
University,
1
Hi
CONTRACTOR,
on
a
time
payment
Jock
Redpalh.
of
thn
w
w
Malkln-Co.
Ltd.
staff
in
Prince
The
Misses
Lenora
and
N.
n
209c
down
and
monrns
to
pay
tne
KuperU
has
rpturnfd
fmm
a
!Biwk
rhnk,.v..n,
ji
RAINFALL
AIDS
ONTARIO
FIREFIGHTERS
Half
an
Inch
of
rain
came
to
firefighters
In
Northern
Ontario
forests,
putting
an
end,
for
the
present
at
least,
to-
the
fire
menace.
Areas
around
Kapuskasing,
Sudbury,
Timmlns
and
Cochrane
were
in
lfames.
Here
Robert
Christie
and
Bill
Melong
use
pack-pumps
near
Kirkland
Lake.
:
:
-
holiday
visit
to
Penticton.
jthe
summer
with
their
father
at
'once.
Miss
Susie
Knutson
has
arrived
'
Alya".
le
Monday
on
the
Co
quitlam
for
school
Irv
Vancouver.
Mrs.
M.
Jensen,
frew
Westmin
in
me
city
from
her
nurses'
training
duties
at
the
Royal
Jubillee
Hospital,
Victoria,
to
spend
holidays
with
her
parents.
ster,
sauea
Monaay
ior
me
soum
Charles
rur
a
ii
Wilkinson
aft.Pr
vicuna
hr
with
her
hnr
t
INQUIRE
TODAY
AT
bert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Mr.
daughter
and
son-in-law,
8nd
Mrs.
Trevor
Hill.
Mr.
and
Mr..
C.
K.
Elklns
left
on
today's
nlane
for
Victoria
Modern
Etiquette
Q.
If
a
guest
is
on
a
diet
un-'
tier
a
physicians
orders,
should
she
tell
her
hostess
of
the
fact?
A.
Yes;
it
is
the
only
thing
to
do,
so
that
the
hostess
will
un-j
derstand
why
certain
dishes
tire.'
not
eaten.
Be
sure,
however,
that
!
you
don't
launch
into
lengthy
j
discourse
on
your
ailments.
I
Q.
If
one
is
giving
money
as
a
wedding
gift,
what
would
be
the
best
way
to
present
it?
1
A.
It
may
be
enclosed
with
a
i
wedding
congratulations
card,
j
Q.
If
a
girl's
escort
is
wearing
i
a
business
suit,
would
it
be
correct
for
her
to
wear
formal
dress?
A.
No;
she
should
wear
informal
dress
if
her
escort
does.
1
P.O.
BOX
180
I
I1H17-M
Is
Back
From
British
Trip
0
where
they
w
ill
Join
their
son
i
Mrs.
M.
Ferguson
who
has
been
,
and
daughter-in-law.
Mr.
and
visiting
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
George!
Mrs.
W.
P.
Elkins,
and
make
a
Brown,
returned
recently
by
I
motor
tour
of
Vancouver
Island,
plane
to
her
home
in
North
Mr.
and
Mrs."
W.
H.
Wilson-
Hollywood-
,
i
1
Shoes
For
Men
s
v.
j-4
For
over
one
hundred
years
Dock's
Shoes
Hdv'e'
been
famous
for
jfjne;
leather,
style
and
Crclf.t:;
manship.
This
year
Dock's
offer
a
selection'
-of
over
fifty
styles,
'
which
we
believe
to-t&
.
by
motor
from
Vancouver.
While
pital
Saturday
night
with
in-
nar-ps
Wilkinson,
student
of
In
the
south
they
attended
the
juries
received
when
an
auto-
Booth
Memorial
High
School,
is
marriage
of
a
sister
of
Mrs.
mobile
he
was
driving
over-,
back
in
Prince
Rupert
after
a
wnson-Miirray.
turned
on
Sixth
avenue.
shoe
Salle
j
tour
of
Britain
with
fifty
other
Mrs.
H.
Ross
,
accompanied
A
bumper
crop
of
inebriates
Canadian
boys
as
guests
of
Gar-kept
Magistrate
H.
D.
Thain
field
Weston,
British
industrial
-
by
her
ncice,
Miss
Pat
Seagle,
returned
to
Vancouver
Sunday
busy
in
'police
court
Monday
1st.
The
tour
was
arranged
by
Sl!l
C.C.M.
BICYCLES
and
CHILDREN'S
VEHICLES
on
ine
t-amosun
alter
a
visit
as
24
paraded
before
him.
with
her
daughter
and
son-ln-
No
major
crime
occurred
over
law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
K.
Murray,
the
week
end.
CREPE
SOLE
SANDALS
the
finest
Shoes
they
J
1
1
i
tj
have
ever
made.
Mr.
Weston
with
the
object
of
cementing
closer
Commonwealth
relationships.
The
youths
represented
all
parts
of
Canada,
and
spent
five
weeks
in
England
and
Scotland-
They
were
to
have
made
the
voyage
to
Britain
aboard
the
Franconia,
but
when
she
ran
aeround
in
thp
St.
Lawrence
Gordon
Swanson,
who
has
been
visiting
his
uncle
and
aunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Forward,
returned
to
Vancouver
on
the
Coquitlam
Monday.
,
Miraculous
statue
of
OI
R
BACK
FROM
BRITAIN'
Charles
Wilkinson,
local
High
School
Boy.
:
-
Alaska
Delegates
Returnina
Home
Red
LADY
OF
THE
CAPE
special
!
serrices
tonight
at
Catholic
Miss
Elizabeth
(Susie)
Winn,
Church.
Blessin?
of
the
sick
'
Juneau
newspaperwoman,
ar-
River,
below
Quebec
City,
they
ls
sli11
rationed.
;
transferred
to
a
trans-At.lant.ic
V
Tne
boys
had
dinner
with
the
plane.
After
a
trip
back
to
Que-
Duke
?l
Gl0"cester
and
had
tea
bee
City
in
a
smaller
ship
wit
th
td
Mayors
of
every
ajt
7:30t
Solemn
Midnight
.
rived
in
the
city
yesterday
after
Mass
(12:00)
with
blessing
of
'attending
the
convention
of
the
I
White
I
Brown
Green
Sale
Price
crowded
with
other
persons
."'
-
-:
from
the
Franconia.
They
were
in
London
a,
week
Thp
fliaht.
t.n
inrinn
iraP
the
arld
had
a
wonderful
time
there.
bread.
All
are
welcome.
1
Associated
Boards
or
Trade
ol
'
(It)
Central
Brittuh
Columbia
which
-
again
elected
her
as
second
vice-
hnv
mnrp
riat
thPro
anH
thpThen
they
went
to
Scotland
In
saw
much
more
there
than
they
iL?
Pectol
buses
and
visited
would
have
been
able
to
other-
b"
THE
BES1
1.1)5
uc
hi
an
'.iveisigm
me
cost-
president
ume
of
the
bridegroom's
mother
i
Miss
Winn
came
in
with
Mr.
Mrs.
John
Gurvlch,
was
omitted
'
and
Mrs.
C.
G.
Hanm
from
Ter-from
the
account
on
Saturday
1
race.
She
had
driven
there
from
of
the
marriage
last
week
of
prince
George
with
Morris
Dahl-Mlss
Marguerite
Audrey
Krec.sy
quist
of
Cedarvale
and
party
con-and
Nicholas
fBoyo)'
Gurvich.
slsUng
0f
Mrs.
t
Fraser,
Mrs.
V.lc
Mri.
Gurv'Ich
wore
a
beautifuf
r.irnnH
and
Carl
Lindstrom
of
The
choice
of
Canadians
for
over
50
years.
.
Built
for
Strength
and
Durability.
See
them
now
at
'
and
BOYS'
jgoan
of
blue
crepe
with
matching
Terrace.
in
Plumbing
Service
-
:
PHONE
108
iovc
aim
tmrica
a
corsaze
or
.
uic.
urinn
w
await,
nv
t.ho
pink
roses.
Wilkinson
and
three
Vancouver
boys
left
London
August
10,
arriving
at
Montreal
Vignt'
days
later
where
they
boarded
the
Vancouver
train.
By
the
time
It
arrived
in
Edmonton,
the
national
railway
strike
had
'
"frozen"
it
there.
The
rest
of
the
trip
to
the
coast
was
made
by
air.
l
he
Do
s
nad'
a
hard
time
in
Britain
adjusting
themselves
to
four
meals
a
day.
.
.
first
possible
means
of
getting
back
to
Alaska
AIR
PASStNGtRS
Sale
P;
When
it
became
known
Satur-
day
night
that
C.
R.
Cocks,
with
'
ticket
2,305,
had
won
the
auto-'
mobile
in
the
carnival
drawing
at
the
Civic
Centre,
there
were
tome
at
first
comusea
the
name
)
with
that
of
Syd
Cox,
also
an
rice
PRINCE
RUPERJ,
PLUMBING
&
,To
Vancouver
(Tuesday
Becket.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chris
McBride
St.
HEATING
Fashion
Footwear
After
breakfast,
lunch
and
mi-i
HI..
C
Cnrlnnrtitlr
MisS
;
..
Phone
311,
I
mmdmammt
they
had
to
have
tea.
Mini
which
was
really
another
din-,
other
pioneer
resident,
and
for
many
years
employed
as
longshoreman.
A
second
inquiry
however,
showed
the
lucky
ticket
was
held
by
Mr.
Cocks.
Moving,
Packing,
Crating,
Shipping
and
General,
.
Cartage
and
Storage
.
Complete
Reliable
n4
Efficient
Service,',
also
Agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.,
Ltd..
tor
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.,
'.
"
,
Linday'
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
&nd
Park
Avenues
Est
1910
.
rhones
W
and
fit
BUD
SC'HUMAN
'
Old
Tost
Oflice
Blda.jn'.i
.
k
rrrr
M.
Greenwood,
Mrs.
didd.
miss
F.
Wood,
Mrs:
Astoria,
H.
Astoria,
D.
Astoria,
S.
G.
Downey,
Miss
A.
Telehman,
Mrs.
F.
Woodcock,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
V.
Fos-sutn,
Tim
Yen,
Miss
Agnes
Tel
ner..
Then
there
was
a
snack
before
we
went
to
bed.
It
was
quite
a
job
eating
all
the
food.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
Nutly
as
a
Fruit
Cake?
ford.
'
I
TP..
.
From
Sandspit
(Monday)
t
tcn
1,0
3
great
ex"
Callow,
Mrs.
J.
Ward,
Miss
lin
E"Sland
because
meat
PORTRAITS
Films
Develo',rsd
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
219
-
4th
Street
Box.'&S
rho!:e
Green
389
,
Prfcice
Rupert.
Mrs.
rs.
and
Farrow,
Mrs.
J.
Denning
R.
E.
Mortimer
Ten
Days
For
Plane
Seats
Now
that
both
railways
and
:o;ustal
steamships
are
strikebound
it
is
not
just
a
simple
mattar
to
hor
a
plane
if
you
would
travel
to
Vancouver.
In
Jj,
Certainly
Our
Fruit
r
(nkrc
nrn
Full
rt
rVlirinil;
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
i
son.
From
Vancouver
(Monday)
R.
J.
Watson,
H.
M.
Pogue.
G.
Mills,
M.
H.
Duffey,
Mr.
Sieber.
Rums,
J.
Rell,
Miss
Helen
Mac-
IN
CHOOSING
A
inuis
ana
rruits.
kove,
Mr.
Routledge,
Mr.
Guid
U
P
E
R
T
BAKERY
LTD.
fact,
it
happens
that
today
there
Mrs.
Y.
Boyce,
A.
Young,
J.
H.
Let
our
years
of
experience
with
Precious
Stones
be
your
guide
mm
co-op;-
HARDWARE
A
jfc
it
it's
Linoleum
w
(
want
drop
in
atpd
check
our
stock
"of,.
km.
Every
Day
GEORGE
COOK
JEWELLER
-
-
Box
1138
Phone
264
mm
is.
not
a
plane
seat
available
to
Williams,
R.
J.
Smith,
W.
E.
Vancouver
until
September
7th.
,
(CPA)
Everything
is
chuckful,
It
was
For
Vancouver
(Monday)
T.
'
learned
at
Canadian
Faniflc
Air
Rlrd.
d.
Philpott,
R.
Jackson,
Lines
offices.
That
leaves
only
'
Fox.
V.
Erickson,
Mr.
and
the
highway
availatle
and
al-
Mrs.
D.
Dorosh,
P.
Pizarki,
A.
eady
hitch-h'klng
Is
in
evidence,
i
A.
Gillls,
E.
Thorson,
G.
Mont-Ttiose
f?ok?ng
lifts
have
even
I
eomery,
s.
Atherton,
R.
C.
frt-d
advcrt:.sins
in
the
Daily
j
Muker,
w.
J.
Trailing
and
J.
News.
,Eccott.
With
all
available
aircraft
be-
For
Sandspit
(Monday)
B.
lug
pressed
intc
service
for
extra
Lamb,
E.
Moneon.
services,
there
was
the
question
;
(QCA)
as
to
whether
planes
would
be
For
Masset
(Monday)
G.
Ol-nvailable
for
extra
flights
be-
sen,
D.
L.
Davis.
Mrs.
A
H.
Ged-tween
Prince
Rupert
and
Van-
des,
Mr.
Aldomln,
H.
Morrison,
couver.
The
'
present
schedule
Mrs.
E.
Thompson,
Mrs.
H.
rails
for
two
flipfits
between
Young,
Misj
W.
Youna:,
Miss
H.
here
and
Sandspit
on
Mondays.
Young
and
Miss
O.
Youne
SAFETY
RvicrTI0
f
O
Inlaids
British
made
O
Hall
Runner
six
ami
O
Floor
Mats
9
9
ContjoleunV
"'.
nine
feet
wide
Rexoleum
Rugs
PHONE
WE
DELIVER
,
179
-
'
251
-
3rd
Avenue
WRITE
Box
1127
Safety
lubrication
means
REGULAR
lubrication!
t:
Frequent
servicing
insures
you
against
burned
out
bearings
and
sudden
car
failure
far,
from
q
repair
shop.
We
suggest
you
drive
up
today!
,
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays.
To-
I
Frr
Port
Clements
(Monday)
day
an
rxtra
Hiciht
ws
mane
at,
J.
Sowan,
Husrh
McLellan,
Mr.
j!0
o
rlrtck
this
morning
to
take
rason
and
W.
T.
Leighton.
'SAW...
-With
Electricity
or
Masset
(today)
Mrs.
Mlcholuk.
For
Juskatla
Mrs.
Holden
nd
Mrs.
O.
White.
wSEE3WIEE'
a
Chinese
cannery
crew
irom
j
Carlisle
ahirh
would
otherwise
have
gom
to
Vancouver
via
steamer.
At
Sandspit
the
China-
men
joined
the
regular
Douglas
!
for
Vancouver.
The
onlv
hope
that
local
poeple
!
now
have
of
getting
on
the
plnnes
j
for
Vancouver
is
the
possibility
I
of
last
minute
cancellations
and
'
each
day
there
is
a
waiting
list.
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act
AT
6
EVERY
MORNING!!
We
Specialize
in
Steaks
and
Chops
SPECIAL
BU$INESSMEN'S
LUNCH
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
:
Q.
How
can
I
keep
a
blanket
;
fluffy
after
washing
it?
1
A.
Wash
in
warm
suds,
then
j
hang
on
the
line
and
rinse
with
the
garden
hose.
After
it
has
dried,
pin
it
to
the
line
and
beat
it
with
a
carpet
beate.
1
Q.
How
can
I
make
a
good
pin
cushion?
A.
Dry
hair-combings
make
a
nice
filling
for
pin
cushions.
Dried
coffee
grounds
are
also
satisfactory,
as
they
do
not
;
gather
moisture
or
rust.
!
Q.
How
can
I
remove
grease
spots
from
floors?,
A.
,
To
remove
grease
spots
'
from
a
wooden
floor,
wet
with
j
ammonia,
then
scrub
with
hot
'
Parks
Board
Is
Comnig
Up
Electors
this
year
will
have
another
body
to
choose
at
the
jmrual
civic
flections.
It
is
the
Ihree
man
narks
board.
Two
will
be
elected
far
two-year
terms
onrt
nne
for
one-vear
term,
ac
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Canadian
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desirous
of
enlisting
or
re-enlisting
in
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CANADIAN
AIR
FORCE
please
arrange
for
personal
Interview
with
MR
E.
CLAUSEN,
'
v
J.
Clausen
Si
Son
office.
Waterfront,
Prince
Rupert
Moffat
Ranges
$227.95.
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Oven
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tf
cording
tn
a
bylaw
finally
adopted
at
the
regular
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
nlsht.
The
!
bylaw-
creates
(n
elected
parks
I
board.
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and
soap.
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