Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Good
Tuesday,
August
29,
1950
0ver
How
,j
Tea
I
w
.v
J
whllA
still
LADIES
SLIPS
yd
glasses
ar
and
nrl
lemon
lemon
to
taste.
I
Nationally
r
Advertised
Pacemaker
3-00J
-Formula
4-00
ea5b
I
FRASER
&
PAYNE
ft'.
:
Iced
b
a
Courtesy
Wheels
Stuck
At
Sandspil
I
When
the
wheels
failed
to
iway
'come
down
for
the
landing
on
the
regular
flight
to
Sandspit
w
3R0ADWAY
CAF
courbey
along
the
tii
enrountcrrd
by,
Marshall
and
Walter
;
ir
hn
returned
t)
i
yesterday,
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
Can
so
was
obliged
to
turn
.;
tW
week-end
from
Its'
motor
tr.nijy
.
,
rpDairs
at
the
Seai
Best
Food
v
vn
imp
ma
"
-.....-
U
,
T-U
Al.A.ofl
.
1
r4
1AD
vana
uic
---
to
make
the
kiy.
uu
i
.,.,.,
nrst
fliht
and
was
back
ble
aloni
NO
SMILES
The
four
main
participants
In
Canada's
railway
strike
of
124,000
non-operating
employees
pose
grudgingly
after
a
Joint
negotiation
meeting
in
Ottawa
at
the
week-end
after
the
strike
had
been
on
six
days.
It
was
the
first
meeting
of
the
two
parties
sine
negotiations
broke
off
Tuesday.
They
failed
again
to
reach
agreement.
From
left
to
right
are:
A.
R.
Mosher,
head
of
the
two
Canadian
unions
Involved;
W.
A.
Mather,
presl
dent
of
the
C.P.R.;
Donald
Gordon,
president
of
the
C.N.R.,
and
Frank
Hall,
head
of
15
International
unions.
(CP
Photo)
...
u
u-hir
nn
nnest
Cook:ng
afiain
at
9:30
p.m.
An
extra
flight
to
Sandspit
was
...
irnnlri
itODmunc
Ul
1"
u
i:iut;n
mis
uiuiimiij
Hours
7
a.m.
to
lajm
311
r
-....m-I
with
a
Chinese
cannery
crew
rar
uii
mv
i
i
from
Carlisle
heading
for
Van-
For
Toke-Home
Orders
Phone
200
.
Jnc
nrint
At.
and
couvrr.
The
regular
flight
to
r-Mwh-ill
Tronfnoal.Saspit
wa
made
at
the
usual
Work
Petition
1
Finally
Received
Buildings
To
Have
!
Superintendenls
Proper
Firewalls
iStorm
Report
Ala-?e
trucK
umiyt-ifu
-
-
-
A
petition
from
residents
of
jene
section
of
Rushbrook
Height
'dated
October
5.
1949.
asklns
for
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
iWMwinmm(tt
There
mav
or.
fartatlone
tn
prices
In
various
stores
depend-
Fire
wall
requirements
in
the'
w"
request,
irom
aw.
1.
a.
improvement
in
the
district
was
new
liouorWe
and
the
electric
Bv,Iack.'.
Ust
nighV
meeUn8
u
received
by
the
ctty
clerk
just
?
the
city
councU
neard
rePrt
re
the
regular
council
meet-
shop
building
will
be
complied
rom
Utilities
Superintendent
J.
ing
last
night
and
was
referred
with,
the
city
councU
was
told
F.
Edwards
on
the
situation
re-'
by
council
to
the
clerk
for
check
nd
the
"rlv"'r
nsKpu
be
of
assistance.
j
'
leran
into
pas
ration-
antral
interior
o:v'r.-
:-v
strike.
All
thf-v
I
at
Frince
Gfirne
wns
j
.
and
at
(mailer
uo..iU
j
..ne
a
srallon
nr
so.
j
into
Prince
Rupert
J
nicht.
Uicy
had
en
-1
torrential
waterfalls
j
in
if
on
wneiner
sowt
or
standard
aianue
.r
usted.)
fA
tult
Bananas,
lo.
.
.24
Peaches,
lb.
.25
1
-
As
long
as
the
present
rail
strike
continues
you
will
be
able
to
make
great
savings
at
MAHSOII'S
SPECIAL
SALE
All
of
our
stock
of
Community
Plate
and
rvitnv
1847
Flatware
may
be
obtained
at
their
previous
prices.
t
by
City
Engineer
Don
Stewart
at
Bluing
ones
out
01
order
due
to
for
sufficiency
of
signatures.
their
regular
meeting
last
night."1
k-t
storm.
j
Aid.
H.
F.
Glassey
said
he
had
.
u.
n
conclusion
of
the
report,
Aid.
read,
a
letter
in
the
press
last
w
The
matter
was
brought
up
by
Black
thanked
upn(i;
veek-
Irom
one
of
the
residenU
Aid.
.
N.
Forman,
who
said
he
ent
and
said
he
asked
for
the
of
the
district
condemning
the
riuma.
id
,
Lemons,
iarse
Cal
do
5fc
Grapefruit
3
for
.23
oranaes
tnavei)
.33
-
.7a
on
to
we
ruan
in
i
oi-na
as
a
result
of
the
v.
uaies
Watermelon"'
Vo""Z'"i
for
2b
had
been
approached
by
Fire
report
because
It
had
been
pub-
council
for
inaction
in
that
area
Cantalouue.
each
-
'''"I
chief
E.
W.
Becker
In
the
after-
11Anea
lr
the
paper
and
that
he
'nue
work
was
proceeding
in
VenttaBity
Tnntlrrht
V,
11
should
Qtnr
-sections
01
tne
city,
notaoiy
noon
concerning
the
matter.
The
dVe
"
first
Urst
hand
11411(1
e,urf
tnr
a
firp
wall
Third
Avenue
and
McBride
.-
rievs
Classified.
Celerv.
lb
12
ttnuoarb.
I
us.
2
Beets,
bunch
2
for
Jio
to
reach
three
feet
above
the:
Aid.
J.
N.
Forman
said
it
was
fffe-
e
saia
ne
mougni
xne
-at
a
condition
that
would
have
to
tetter
unfair
It
was
necessary
rf
roof
of
any
aybuUdhhesaid
Duuamg.
ne
sum,
a.
and
be
faed
time
there
haye
petit
i
from
tne
area
(Subject
to
Chance)
WEDNESDAY
P.M.
4:00
Jimmy
Shields
4:15
Stock.
Quotations
end
Interlude
4:30
Favorite
Stories
4:45
-Lone
Pine
Show
5:00
Rendezvous
Room
5:30
Prelude
to
Dusk
5:45
something
in
Harmony
5:55
CBC
New
C:
00
Supper
Serenade
6:13-Tex
Beneke
and
His
Orch.
G
:3d
-Musical
Varieties
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Isaac
Mamote,
Cellist
8
:00
RumpelstllUkin
'9:00
Through
the
Looking
Cass
9:
30
-Ferdinand,
the
Bullfrog
10:00
CBC
Nes
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Sharp,
Flat
and
Natural
10:30
Piano
Playhouse
11:00
Weather
Report
plans
for
neither
buUding
called
every
was
a
-anson's
Jewellery-'
60-BUT
NEVER
i
in
question
be:ore
the
money
by-
;
severe
storm.
for
that.
necesEary
to
make
the
im-
called
atlen-ilaw
-----
-
-
'arslev.
bunch
10
Turnios
.
.0
Kadisnes.
Duncn
,,
,
.ut
Mushrooms,
lb
75
Head
Lettuce
.13-.lt
Cooking
Onions.
3
lbs
23
Cauililower.
lb
23c
Tomatoes.
Calif,
lb.
H.H
.20
Caooaiie
io
12
Aid.
Black
---
also
ITIPATED
NOW
Engineer
Engineer
Stewart
toiewan,
said
sam
he
ne
had
iwu
--.
"on
to
pr0vements
c
nuld
me
parai
both
for
spoken
with
contractors
v.ctoria
i
ok
suouuuica
(
said
the
rate-
buildings
during
tne
auernoon
t.
.
"":r
"
.
."i
raver
of
the
district
had
been
'rtime
of
constipation
I
;uir'iimply
by
making
and
that
both
had
agreed
to
con-
.
j-
"
asked
by
the
councU
to
submit
Potatoes,
new.
4
lbs.
tor
2a
Cucumbers,
lb
.15
me
ui-
.
.
-,
,
.
,
.
.
,
,v,.
tinim
ih
wall
im
the
necessary
mat
pill
ur
mwlirinf
iiiffrrnce!"
K.
K.
U)uncU
,ne
clty
c!erk
had
prepared
the
I
petition
for
them.
The
one
re
distance
although
it
would
be
IZZreTulo
n-wrea
unanimously
necessary
to
gain
permission
frnm
Vtntirin
to
alter
the
DlanS'
v
'"'
Furniture
Fashions
SPECIAL
FOR
THIS
VEEK
Chests
ol
Drawers
ceived
too
late
for
action
by
the
VtKeiaoie
Marrow,
v
lb.
....U'i
Suuash.
lb.
181
j
Canneo
4cteflea
Dill
Pickles,
gal.
1j65.
Cut
Green
Beans,
fey
.
.17!
Ho.
5
Peas,
lancv
2
dot
,2a
Mixed
Vegetables
.
J26
Diced
Beets.
Der
tin
.16
Wax
Beans,
rhnice
2i
of
the
liquor
store.
That
per--
council
that
night
was
the
only,
one
received
to
date.
It
was
also
Bedford
--jjp-.
f
one
o
f
I
'
tao-
eon-
I-
to
lack
i.l
mission,
ne
assuieu
uic
tum.u,
Timely
Recipe
would
be
forthcoming
necessary
for
residents
for
other
parts
of
the
district
to
submit
similar
petitions
before
the
i
UNPAINTED
council
could
net,
he
said.
I
Mixed
peas
and
carrots
2for.35
Pumokln
18
ea.
iiuKeu
Heun&,
2U-OZ.
lin
Xt
!
Baked
Beans.
15-os.
tin.
ea.
.14
Start
mlmf
an
oun
i
11:06
Sign
Off
Boy's
Tourniquet
,
i
Here's
something
brand
new.l
Aid.
Georgs
Casey
said
it
had
li-BKAN
tor
hreaklatH
t
TuxmaDto-AM.
been
the
Intention
of
the
council
inly
of
water.
W
nft-
1
Tomatoes.
20-oz.
ea
.17
.
28
-
oz
2
for
.39
in
nut
on
tlie
mud
to
fiiirity,
nd
mjtv
i.
London,
Int.
Get
a
noNtr
back!
to
get
the
work
started
a
year
apo
but
they
had
been
held
uo
because
the
petitions
had
not
been
forthcoming.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
he
said,
it
had
been
necessary
to
have
the
city
engineer
go
out
to
get
the
petition
Ouart
55
Pint
.13
Cream.
'A
pint
zi
1i
yo
want
io
serve
a
cerore-
dinner
appetizer
that
is
different,
(try
this
tea
cocktail.
It's
really
,good
and
has
a
tang
that
will
whet
your
appetite.
;
1
tea
bag
1
cup
boiling
water
;
1
cup
grapefruit
juice
,
2
teaspoons
lemon
juice
cracked
ice
I
3
Drawers
30"
x
17"
x
32"
High
$15.00
4
Drawers
30"
x
17"
x
38"
High
19.00
Mr.
&
Mrs.
6-Drawers
58"
x
1
7"
x
32"
High'
$30.00
:ers
.65
-
.70
i
that
day.
I
The
matter
will
be
brought
uo
Was
Effective
A
10-year-old
Prince
Rupert
boy
was
complimented
by
a
city
doctor
a
few
days
ago
for
a
bit
of
effective
first
aid
when
accident
befell
a
chum.
The
two
lads
were
fishing
In
Hays
Creek
above
McClymont
Park
when
Billy
Smith
sustained
a
badly
cut
palm
of
the
hand.
Young
Dick
Bury,'
with
presence
of
mind,
applied
an
effective
tourniquet
which
stopped
the
profuse
bleeding
until
a
doctor
could
be
reached.
.81
.39
.80
at
the
next
council
meeting
after
A
J
1
M
-
A
J..
4
1
rt.uu
iuuuig
wain
i,u
tea
uas
t.
T.
,
che:ked
sf
it
fr
for
city
clerk
has
and
brew
for
five
minute
H-"
j
fr'1c''ncy'
move
the
bae
and
allow
the
brew
'
Large
Grade
A
First
grade,
lb
Margarine,
lb
Cherw
Canadian
Cheese,
lb.
.nllk
Evaporated
Milk,
lii-oz.
una.
2
tor
,
Case
.
Paltry
Flour,
7
lbs.
Flour,
4a
s.
No.
1
Wheat
to
drop
to
room
temperature.
'
""TTFiyV
.
I
-
4
"
T..i
it
v.i...
O
'You
May
Have
the
Above
Chests
Finished
In
Clear
Gloss
Lacquer
For
$2
Extra
per
Piece
CHRISTIE'S
Woodbilt
Prcdutts
;
Cor.
1
st
Ave.
&
McBride
Phone
Blue
720
J3
.7.50
.
hard
3.60
'8
i
hi
into
a.
cuc&iaii
biia&cr
i
jai
with
tight-fitting
cover,
add
fruit
juices
and
cracked
ice.
Cover
tightly
and
shake
vigorously
un-
j
til
the
Ice
Ls
practically
dissolved.
Serves
4-6.
I
-1.83
Flour.
24
s
'lea
and
Coftee
An
artery
had
been
severed,
the
doctor
found.
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00-l-CbC
News
8:10-Here"8
Bill
Ooo4
:
15
Morning
&ar,f
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Comty
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
0:45
Famous
Voices
9:59
Time
BlgnaJ
10;00-Mornlng
Visit.
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10
JO-Melody
Time
10:45-Invltatlon
to
the
Walti
11:00
A
Man
and
his
Music
ll:15-Roundup
Time
11:30
-Weather
Report
1
1:31
Message
Period
U
:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
12:00
Mid-Day
Merodis
tM.
12:15
CBC
News
1
2:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.
C
.Farm
Broadcast
12:55-Rcc.
Int.
1:00
Ine
Concert
Hour
2:15
CBR
Presents
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
A
Book
I
Like
Comty.
3:
00
-The
Music
Box
3:15
Bernlc
Braden
Tells
a
Story
3:30
International
Comty.
oulry
Furnoce
fn
Make
Your
Coffee,
lb
1.
00-1.
00
i
'lea
DeLuxe
auanutv
lb
l.U
jaicts
Blended.
20
os
25
Grauelrult
.19
Tomatoes,,
20-oz.
ea
.18
48
oz
3c
gallon
:
-
.70
Alo.u.
M-uz.
tut.
tor
Jtv
!
48-oa,.
.,1
m,,nj.,
'.v
Cahaee
triiiu
Pineapple,
crushed
.
it
Pieces,
20-oz
.
.4:
Anricots.
20-oz
-
32
1
Bills
Soar;.,.
'rhaul
your
furnace
Wu'U
be
Ready
when
wasters
Roar!
cnemeis
amy,
2u-ok,.
.38
Loganberries.
20-oz
33
Peacnes.
choice
Ji
ifK
tmf-f
OM
Pure.
lb.
:
-
-
.
-28
Bhorteniil;
il
Koast
Soap.
face,
bar
.
.lb
i
Launrirv.
cake
2
tor
.25
i'i
I
Soap
Powders,
large
.38
tiwif
rv..
Chjrrks.
lb.
pkt.
.45
t
Metal
Ltd.
'r
"Iron
Fireman"
V
Mr.
and
Mis.
A.
E.
Dickens
Jr.
I
Xo.Tri
p"
ih"""i:'Tl
1
f
I
''m
'
'
'
ii.
your
"c-
Black
887
and
family
returened
to
the
city
.
Fi-ult
Caka
Mix.
ID.
.
.45
yesterday
from
a
motor
holiday
Dates,
lancv.
1
lb.
nkt.
.sj
-rip
through
the
Interior
as
far
fileselna.
.38
as
Prince
George.
Jur
j
gneiled
walnuts.
4
lb
-
.35
Shelled
Almonds.
6
oz.
SWEET
SIXTEEN
The
Dionne
quintuplets
are
aeen
gazing
into
a
mirror
(bottom)
recently
at
their
Corbeil,
Ontario,
Canada,
home.
Just
10
years
ago,
at
the
age
of
six,
they
were
locking
into
the
same
glass
and
time
has
made
some
changes.
At
top
(left
to
right)
the
faces
seen
are
those
of
Cecile,
Marie,
Annette,
Emilie
and
Yvonne.
Below
(left
to
right),
as
they
look
today,
arev
Annette,
Emilie,
Yvonne,
Marie
and
Cecile.
'HONE
79
PHONE
79
-shelled
Brazils.
8
o.
fcheiied
Brazils.
M,
lb.
Jams
Pure
Blackberry,
4-lb.
Ciierry,
2't-oz.
-,
Peach,
4
lb.
Strawberry
,
24
-oz
Kaf
jnerry,
24
oa.
Apricot.
4-lb.
-.
IflaUuir
Ships
and
Waterfront
Motorshlp
Sidney,
Capt.
O.
Hendrickson,
arrived
In
port
at
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sailed
at
'3
p.mr
on
her
return
north.
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jsalmon
was
unloaded
at
the
ocean
dock
for
storage
pending
the
end
of
the
railway
strike.
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at
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