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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
July
8,
1950
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RE-ROOFIHG!
London
Is
Beautiful
Railway
Dump
When
you
build
or
remodel,
choose
B.P.
pHALT
SH
I
NGLES
the
overwhelming
Almost
completely
healed
trom
the
grievous
scars
irtars
Go
Modern
bice
oi
u,w"
war,
London
is
a
mere
beautitui
I
city
than
ever
before
in
the
opin
A
nrchlteCTS
irom
cuuai
u
luuii.
They
are
made
by
BUILDING
PRODUCTS'
VlTED
the
largest
manulacturcr
ot
asphalt
!
MONTREAL-
An
order
has
been
placed
for
23
all-steel
ai-dump
cars
by
the
Canadian
;
National
Railways,
it
is
announ
ion
ot
Mrs.
J.
A.
Rutherford
who
returned
to
the
city
a
few
days
ago
after
a
three
months'
visit
ced
here
by
E!
A.
Bromley,
vicc-'
president,
purchases
and
stores.
I
Thry
will
be
built
by
the
Eastern
Car
Company
and
will
be
deUv-
;
)QeSinLanaaa.
fhoosr-
your
roof
with
care-
snecifv
"B.P."
ORnrR
THROUGH
YOUR
LOCAL
CONTRACTOR
OR
MKECT
FROM
Albeit
&
McCafferv
Limited
her
first
home
In
twenty-four
years.
Open
spaces,
formerly
occupied
by
buildings
destroyed
in
-the
blitz,
are
now.
in
many
cases.
.1c-
ered
to
the
railway
this
summer,
i
velcped
Into
beautiful
parks
,
which
greatly
enhance.
the
scene.
116
or
117
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
P
O.
Box
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Cleanliness
and
neatness
is
Used
to
haul
mine
and
quarry
products,
the
cars
have
a
capacity
of
SO
tons,
are
40
feet
in
length,
and
are
the
simplest
of
a
!1
"However."
Mrs.
Rutherford
le-
nnotinceufnti
Timzly
Recipes
T.j-Jr'
marked:
"I
olten
felt
hemmed
Uielr
J0
be
dem,d
?y,.dp-
ln.
I
guess
it
is
because
I
have
.slBncr8-,
The
new
0,r(f
fllOW;
earller
of
"f
n
twer,ty
gro"P
I
beccmeusd
to
living
in
the
wide
these
cars
which
was
recent1
j
nnpn
snares
1
Bazaar,
October
4
There
was
little
war
nervous-
t4
O.lobrr
18.
Sl'ICED
T1IHJITS
The
cars
dump
to
either
side
,H
Bazaar,
:,
Their
dumping
apparatus,
an
air
the
Korean
situation
had
not
yet
with
four
cynn-
arisen
ders,
is
powered
by
the
train
s
All
this
is
also
evident
in
other
supply
of
compressed
air.
How-English
cities,
while
the
country,'
ever,
they
have
reserve
tanks
thai
in
the
midsummer
season
at-1
can
dump
and
replace
the
body
'
fords
delight,
as
well,
to
visitors
even
when
the
car
has
been
cut
xr's
Fall
Haaar,
Oct.
26.
EA2aar,
Ortobrr
27.
Bazaar,
Nov.
2
and
3.
,
Auxiliary
Fall
Bazaar
r
8.
,
terian
Fall
Bale
Nov.
18.
RAIL
DAMAOE
Dangling
rails
are
products
of
a
flood-mduc-;d
slide
20
miles
north
of
Boston
.
Bar
in
British
Columbia's
vulnerable
Fraser
canyo
i.
This
break
in
the
main
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
is
believed
due
to
a
small
creek
flowing
into
the
rampant
Fraser
River.
Z
tablespoons
butter
1
teaspoon
mustard
seed
Vi
teaspoon
curry
powder
V
teaspoon
salt
'A
teaspoon
cinnamon
te,w
grains
pepjier
3
cups
oven-popped
rice
cereal
(CP
Photo).
AIR
PASSENGERS
8nd
home
makers
alike.
.off
from
a
train.
This
is
done
This
was
her
first
sojourn
in
by
the
pull
of
a
lever
and
fo-the
Old
Country
since
coming
safety
purposes
the
car
dumps
to
Canada
when
she
Joined
the
'to
the
side
away
from
the
1
iwii
I
T
mm
I
'
IftO
nHrpw's
Cathedral
Fall
From
Sandspit
(Thursday)
J
November
18.
(152)
l.
fall
Daaar
Nt
ember
scnooi
teaching
staff
at
Prince
.
operator.
1
cup
roasted,
sailed
peanuts
Melt
butter
in
heavy
frying
I
Mrs.
E.
Williams,
Miss
Collinson.
To
Vancouver
(Friday)
C.
H.
Kluiz,
T.
S.
Thomson,
C.
C.
.
aytxt
el.
pan;
add
mustard
seed,
cover.
'eds
becln
ta
!
Ap
aar
R-
Hammer,
J.
Boker,
T.
i
,
The
local
museum
has
issued
Baseball
Tomorrow
Watson
Rupert.
Among
,
former
local
ptople
whom
Mrs.
Rutherford
met
in
England
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Vickeri
who
now
make
their
home
at
Marblethorpe
on
the
Lincoln
coast.
Their
mairied
-
Kave,
rwaye,
A.
a.
Sliest
dues,
R
it.
E
K.
Broohvi
tiropny,
A.
A.
i
.
Tuorn
UlUiraCLlve
KUIUe
UUUK.
ex-
TslanH
wo
AM
Jt,
rAnrae
nin
Pav
Paxton,
hn
T
L.
.
Rihmrm
Ribson,
U
H
J.
j.
Martin.
Martin.
Wool
never
wilts
when
the
summer
heat
is
on.
And
it's
nature-designerj
t
to
keep
you
cool
through
heat-wave
days.
Your
best
bet
for
summer
sportswear
comfort
is
a
choice
from
our
collection
of
wool
sports
jackets
and
slacks.
I
Sports
Jackets,
Stir
constantly
until
oven-popped
1
:
plaining
the
exhibits.
.
rice
cereal
and
peanuts
are
thor-1
T.
Ranrisnit.
fFriHvi
mi
f
.
For
'
reaistration
in
Conrad
WHITE
oughly
heated
ana
combined
I
Cardiff,
D.
Kirk,
P.
Cabot,
P,
Kindergarten.
Phone
Black
275.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
E.
Welby
were
j
daughter,
one
time
school
teacher
among
a
party
of
twelve
per-'.here,-
Edna
Vickers,
now
live
In
SHIIIGOLEEtl
The
ideal
finish
for
Shingles,
Fences
and
rough
lumber.
Made
in
a
variety
of
attractive
colors.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
Pastermax,
H
Young.
(160)
with
seasonings.
Yield:
4
cups
tidbits.
Nottingham.
ANDALS
I
:i
C.P.A.
Mrs.
E.
Forbes,
244
Fifth
Ave-
W.O.T.M.
Officers
First
Meeting
;
sons
who
arrived
in
the
city
by
train
Thursday
night
from
Jasper
and
sailed
on
the
Prince
,
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
They
had
HOTEL
AF
RIVALS
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
;
rue
West,
has
returned
to
the
O.
Hill,
L.
Wardmin,
H.
C.jclty
from
a
visit
to
her
home
Huehes.
C.
Bolton.
J.
Little.
R.
'
in
Encrlanrt
$4.75
i
been
been
the
the
tour,
tour.
wew
oincers
oi
ine
women
oi
L.
Sanders,
Mrs.
A.
Weaver,
!
making
making
triangle
triangle
i
Miss
8
Smith
Miss
E
Hall
El
Complete
household
furnish-,
.
j
the
Moose
were
in
charge
of
(Prince
Rupert)
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!
William
William
Wenerlund,
We.nerlUlld.
68.
68,
234
(Violr
rcmilir
mooHnn
fnr
tVio
.
Spoilt
Slocks,
j
'
inomp.-on,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Biaaer,,
wi
rwuu,
ukwi-
&
-
J
t-..
.
.
rrwt
l
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i
:
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TIT.-..!
.....
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I
V.
f
H.
Bloomficld,
Edmonton;
D.
Thurbin,
Mr.
Mulburn.
field
suite,
electric
range,
etc.
lmru
nveuuc
eacapeu
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"CUUBU"
u.....
L.
Cully,
Port
Angeles,
Wash.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Wescott,
Vis
STOP
LOOK
SAVE
'
sprains
and
bruises
yesterday
ot-nlor
negent
out.
.
rancuj
Mrs.
J.
E.
Boddie,
Black
103.
was
in
me
cnair.
uenerai
uusi
-
m,
in
a
22-foot
fall
from
the
roof;
tcria;
H.
Oheim,
Vmcduver;
A.'
From
Sandspit
(Wednesday)
M.
Brooks,
A.
W.
Priest.
To
Vancouver
(Thursday)
-Mr.
ness
was
discussed.
Atherton,
2-ealandia,
SasK.;
ot
his
building
near
Cow
Bay.,
This
evening's
train
will
be
PORK
&
BEANS,
Nabob
,The
fall
occurred
when
he
was
Rtjmhen.mn
J
J
Anderson
W.I
t
Margaret
A.
Hyde,
Ketcniican;
S.
Hammond
Mr.
Selford.
'
,'three
hours
and
twenty
minutes
sawing
a
tree
which
had
fallen
.
O.
J.
Hansen,
Vancouver;
Miss
J
3.
MacKay,
Miss
Poily
Gollinskl,
4
lor
43c,
S2.83
per
c-CAKE
MIXES,
Robin
Hood
3
for
95c
SWIFTNING
2
lbs.
65c
SHOE
1
1
Caspaco;
N.
Calhoun
and
Mona,
MILY
-
j
i-nncc
ueorge;
a.
d.
ivuuiuiu,
late.
Delay
was
caused
by
await-;
from
the
bluff
behind
on
the
nn
car,ricit
nT,rH!i
Mp
m?Pm
r5fn,
lng
nnectlons
at
JaP"-
"
roof
of
his
building.
.H
and
Mrs.
E.
Moore,
S.
Djos.
8nould
urve
Rt
2:35
am
j
(
Q-CA.
.-
I
-
,
i
Ed.
Saunders,
Herbert
Young
Casn
for
old
Eold'
B,''l8crs
To
Alice
Arm
(Thursday)-F,
j
,
and
Charles
Roberta,
recent
new
Hemsworth,
H.
C.
Hughes,'
L.,
Mrs.
William
Ellis
and
Miss
members,
gave
autobiographical
LTD.
rroRE
Winnipeg;
Mary
Martens,
ror
r.ge
la
Prairie
Miss
Edith
Car-
WE
CARRY
A
FULL
LINE
OF
CANNING
SUPPLIES.
CALL
Charlie
Roberts
diff.
Edmonton:
O.
Milburn.
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
"
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
216
-
4th
Street
Box
645
1'hcre
Green
389
Prince
,
Rupert
IN
AND
SEE
US.
J57
II.
B.
Stoneman,'
waraman,
nox
ws
j
j
van:ouvcr;
I
TnnnlM
Cnrlnn.
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v.iiim...
...aon.a.
f
W
nURNS
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k--.
-
I
t
New
C.N.R.
Freight
Official
Named
u
DEST
U
YS
L.
Neubarth
left
Friday
after-
talks
at
Thursday's
weekly
lunch
noon
by
air
for
Limberlost
Lodge
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Club
John
McLeod
was
in
the
v.'here
they
will
spend
the
week-
thair
In
the
absence
of
Presi-end
looking
for
Indian
relics.
dent
A
B
Brown,
who
is
due
bi!ck
this
week-end
from
Tacoma
For
a
Hertz
U-Drive
contact
'where
he
has
been
attending
a
Fred
a
Meyer,
i,
Phone
ru
530.
con
1C2
,.
,
.
,
district
governor
s
conference.
ml
T
nthnrnn
Phnrnli
CAfirtrtn
st
Aroved
!
Phone
755
FREE
DELIVERY
Classifieds
bring
quick
result.
MONTREAL
The
appointment
Of
J.
A.
Argo
as
assistant
general
freight
traffic
manager,
Canadian
National
Railways,
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Camosun
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
en's
Black
Kid
alfh
luriKdir.tion
over
the
entire
....
joaii
w.
tiarriger
01
viucagu,
11
"
a
a.m.
m"
Miss
MLSS
Anita
ft!md
j,
of
.H,
the
rhio
Chicago,
m.
...tim
nd
with
headauarters
u"U3y
prerident
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
:
PHONE
21
222
Second
A.
Oxford
$16.25
announced
Stewart
conducting.
No
Evening
eianapolls
and
Louisville
Rail-
at
Montreal,
was
yesterday
by
John
Pul'.en,
gen-
Service.
(Hi
'way,
some
times
known
as
the
oral
freight
traffic
'manager.
''Mo.mn
Route,"
was
a
visitor
in
j
'
A'
lnaiay'
inaian
super-
the
clt
lor
short
time
xnurs-
a
ur
Arn
who
was
formerly
.
traffrmanager
centra!
ntendent
for
the
Queen
Char-
nf
ht
m
tne
course
of
a
trarn
central
'
b
ireight
manager,
,oUe
Isand
arr
ved
ln
tne
city
.
,
t
H
flrrived
bvr
the
,
"e
rrlv
succeeds
region,
Toronto,
efer.n
lrl,P'
b
vesterdav
afternoon
from
,
y
esterday
aiternoon
from
tram
from
and
saiied
0n
Jasper
uto
late
r
C.
w
W.
weiu
wens,
tt
it
was
was
also
aiso
an-
an
sk
deBate
and
sailed
,ast
nih).
.
Tic
Sunday,
Coquitiam,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
July
7
and21
10
p.m.
FOR
SOl'Tn
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
July
14
and
28
10
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
588
I
HEALTH
SPOT
Murray
of
London
nounced
that
C.
E.
Smith,
here-
ih
t
J,;
lne
r"ce
v
yjn
uic
vaiuuouu
1U1
ills
licau-
.,
lwmanlni
h
m
tt-pre
tofore
general
freight
agent.
Toronto,
is
appointed
successor
SEASON
KAIEN
CO-OP
ME
irowimwocslls
to
Mr.
Argo
as
freight
tramo
manager,
central
region,
AGAINST
quarters
at
Masset.
-
,
Mrs
Barriger,
their
daughters,
A
nice
wedding
gift
is
a
34
Eettv
and
Anne-
and
son-
stan"
piece
set
of
Community
"Eve-
ley.
Also
with
him
was
Warren
ning
Star"
pattern
in
velvet
w-
Brown,
traffic
vice-president
lined
walnut
chest,
$56.75:
Other
of
tne
line-
sets
with
more
pieces
or
less
fit
:
r
.
.
SEE
US
FIRST
FOR
PRICES'
rj
.
corresponding
prices.
Bulger's.
(It)
V
Prince
Rupert
Honm
RESCEUT
SSaOUS
Valhalla
dance
tonight
from
10
to
12.
Everybody
welcome.
.
(It)
M0
3rd
Ave.
Box
51
Tnl.
77:
)
,
;
Per
hundred
No.
2
Flat
Tins
$5.25
No.
1
Tall
$5.50
No.
1
Flat
$6.50
No.
2
Plain
$7.50
No.
2
Enamelled
$8.00
No.
22
Plain
$8.50
No.
2Yt
Enamelled
....
$9.50
DROP
IN
AT
Phone
179
SMITH
and
ELKICnIS
Plumbing
&
Heating
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
I
ARCHITICT
k
LET'S
GO
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to
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8
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Supplies
Supplies
PAPER
PAPER
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finishing
touch
to
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wedding,
ordre
your
wedding
cake
from
-
ill
Fine
architectural
plans
deserve
the
best
paint.
B-H
"English"
Paint
combines
the
qualities
of
beauty
and
durability
that
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exterior
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