tSrftue
Rupert
Dan?
TCctos
Wednesday,
November
23,
1949
INSULATE
HOW!
r-
Garnef
"Strike"
In
City
Garden
Prince
Rupert
had
a
gold
strike
a
couple
of
years
aco
Mixed
League
Men's
Five
Pin,
The
following
schedule
been
announced
prior
to
opening
of
the
remaining
'
yA
'J
Jr.
Ar
(which
stirred
up
plenty
of
ex-
fitment
and
now
so
help
us
it's
af
gm
strike:
Not
diamonds.
V
THE
MODERN
WAY
TO
SEAL
CUT
WINTER
COLD
and
SUMMKIt
II
HAT
USE
FIBERGLAS
Building
Insulatlo:
CAM.
631
diw
genuine
garnets!
It
happened
the
other
day
in
the'
ttock
yard
of
Frank
Par-lette;
5!$
Cotton
Street,
when
he
vigorously
attacked
a
rock
out-
ft
Tt
-
'1
leys
on
the
first
floor
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bowlina:
Alley
on
or
before
Sunday
November
27.
The
schedule
for
the
re-aining
leasrue-
play
will
be
available
this
week-:
Mtxed
League
(Wednesday
November
23)
Headpinners
vs
Silver
Streaks.
Watts
and
Nickerson
vs
Royal
i
crotrointr
with
a
hammer
in
level
,fi-
a-".
"W'V
x
11
CanautanWhishn
CanaManlVhtskg
Jil
J
it
off
for
garden
space.
A
blow
of
Manson's
vs
City
vs
Ideal
the
hammer,
the
roc
shattered
and
Mr.
Parlette
began
to
clear
away
the
fragments.
However,
In
the
centre
of
shattered
rock
were
a
number
of
small,
peculiar'
looking
stornes
Which
he
'examined.
Each-
had
a
HILPOTT
EUITT
Blues,
Pushovers
vs
Northern
Ijghts
Transfer,
Handicap
Hangovers.
&
Co.
Ltd.
STORK
AT
6,000
FEET
A
six-pound
girl
was
bom
to
Mfg.
Leo-kadia
Rulbiecki,
36-year-old
PolLsh
immiornnr.
in
a
.qFanai.,,i,
J
regularly-lined
surface
of
dia
Men's
Five
Pin
(Friday
November-
25th-)
J.
C's.
No.l
vs
Scotians
J.
C's.
f
M
EM
mond'
shaped-
facets
which
interested
the
amateur
miner.
The
am
uiihedn
ball
j
flu.
i
v
Marieu,
Crescents
v
ft
Airlines
plans
east
of
Greenland
and
6,000
feet
above
the
Atlantic.
'Miii
ar.d
daughter,
"botli
doing
well.'
are
shown
in
the
lounge
of
the
plane
after
;i
iandea
at
Syoney,
N:
S.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rol-bleckl,
their
three
older
children
and
the
new
arrival
continued
to
New
York
after
a
brief
stopover.
c.
p.
Photo)
stones
were
of
a
rich,
amber-reddish'
color:
vs.
Merchants,
Hijm
School
vs
Dec.
2
High
SvIuidI
vs.
Peoples
Exhib.-Kay-hl
vs.
Eo-Me-Ill.
Dec.
3-
Rupert
Hotel
v;.
High
School.
Exhlb.-Kay-hl
vs.
Eo-
Me-Hi.
Dec.
6
Stones
vs.
Kinsm-i
Further
Inquiry
revealed
that
Ftriipott
IMtt
Canadian
Legion
vs
Oddfellows,
Manson's
vs
Ambassa
tors,
undesirables
vs
Thorn
Sheet
Metal.
they
might
be
garnets,
a
gen
eric
term
for
several
types
of
ex
n
"""
V
,
.
JM
J
Table
i.SOSKASOM
Sta
Cadets
vs.
Stones
;vs.
Buy
Si:oUtS,
Mer-iirtii
Star.
Co-op
vs
tremely
hard
semi
-
precious
stones.
They
were
hard
enough
I
Dom's
vs.
High
School.'North
Suti
!
vs.
Fashion,
Brownwoou
vs
Hici
oc-nooi.
gun.
-61.
to
mark
glass,
just
like
a
diamond.
Mr.
Parlette
uncovered
more
than
a
dozenln
sizes
ranging
up
to
that
of
a
pea.
And
they
could
mark
glass
easily.
Tliu
aUvertisfiiucnt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
C
Ullrol
bitdxi
i
bf
Ujc
Covcrnmeot
of
Hritufa
Columbia.
ket.
It's
purely
incidental
to
his
gardening,
he
maintains.
"I
don't
want
a
lot
of
people
coming
around
digging
up
my
back
yard,"
Mr.
Parlette
said.
"I've
put
too
much
work
into
it
Try
a
Classified'
m
lor
Result?
Kinsmen
vs.-
Rupert
in
vs.
Doiii's,
Fashion
SALiMOV
NOT
AIY1XTEW
However,
he
has
no
desire
to
ADVERTISE
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
fOR
ESST
RESUtfS
lends
itself
to
the
creating
of
such
a.
vast
reservoir,
(some
three
hundred
miles
ii
ctrcum-
start
any
boom
-in
the
gem
mar-1
already."
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
would
ask
that
the
following
letter
be
given
publicity
owlmr1
"7
.
"
"
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wu"-
",j
.J,
MU1
Ul
lne
lower
rreser
river.
misinformed
,,.-
criticism
.
,
to
the
of
wound
The
Corner
The-
enormous
ffharrclat
out-
the
proposed
development
by
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Can
lay
necessary
to
complete-
this
undertaking
could
only
be
justified'
by
the'
immense'
hydro
de
ada
of
one
million,
five
hundred
From
Anywhere
velopments
envisioned
.
thousand
hydro
horsepower,
by
diverting
the
waters
of
the
Tweedsmuir
Park
watershed;
by
dam
and
tunnel,
to
the
Coast
by
way
of
the
Keniano
river,
where
it
enters
into
Gardner
canal.
.
Third
:
In
the-
matter-
of
displacing'
old
settlers
in
the-
flooded
area.
They
could
be
handsomely
rewardert
hr
what
would
amount
to
a
small1
item
of
the
1
I
final
total
expenditure.
Regarding
the
exporting
of
electricity-it
could
be-
exported
First:
The
natural
impediment
of
falls
and
rapids
In
the
Grand
Canyon
of
the
Nechako
river,
has
stopped
salmon
from
ascending
into
the
waters
of
the
rweedsmutr
Park
area
which
includes
the
following
lakes:
Ootsa,
Tahtsa,
Whitesail,
Eutsuk,
Teta-chuk
and
numerous
smaller
ones.
wily
in
the
shape
of
manufactured
goods:
In
conclusion1
Mi:
Sdltor;
I
might
say
the
only
reason
I
have
for
the
foregoing
comments
is
to
aid
in
the
development
of
Central-
British
Columbia,
i
FRANK
M.
DOCKRILL.
IP
MacKenzie,
in
his
famous'
trip,
to
the
Pacific
in.
1793,
found
no-
Indians
domiciled
In
that
area
A-
The
haDDier
end
healthier
your
don
will
be
presumably
because
there
were
no
salmon
available
for
food.
The
"Carrier"
Indians
were
to
the
North
and
the
"Chilcotins"
to
the
south.
Second:
There
Is
no
part
of
the
Fraser
River
watershed
that
yoo
feed
hint
Dr.'
Ballard's.
Because
fh
meatyj
satisf-linq
aoodness
of
0r.
Ballard's
veterinarian-
I
r-rE
vmin
DPT
rsFTTm
(flTT
I
developed
pet
food
formulas
will
keep
him
in
the
pink
S-jT1
of
condition.!
Th
more
often
you
mix
ONLY
Dr.
Ballard's
Sr
PYLTONE
FOR
PILES
:.
r.
l.lat-faH
:
i:
u
t
II
El
-Yrrrrc'1
Bill
rf".it
or
i
fi'Mfr
tear
.
.
.
iolk
trade-marks
.
mean
thi
same
thing.
pet
foods
together,
the
healthier
your
dog
will
be.
Dr.
Ballard's
biscuits;
kibble,
tinned
food
and
meal
available
everywhere.
Jree
!
f
ree
!!
Owe
!!
!
soi.d
brass
dog
tag
.
engraved
with
your
dog's
name
and
address
for
ANY
PYLTONE
did
not
get
such
an
amazing
record
of
success
'
through
accident.
It
required
years
of
extensive
research
by
skilled
chemists;
first,
to
remove
that
inner
cause,
secondly,
to
repair
broken
internal
tissue.
PYLTONE
(a
liquid
taken
by
mouth)
:
even
exceeded
their
expectations.
Regardless
of
severity
or
len-rth
of
time
you
have
suffered,
we
guarantee
satisfaction
with
the
first
bottle
or
money
refunded.
The
taste
may
be
disagreeable
but
the
results
are
marvellous.
At
all
modern
drug
stores
(his
wholesaler
hn&
It
in
stock.)
..."
THREE
DR.
BALLARD'S
labels.
Ma-fa
itrtii
iht
kog.
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Pause
Tliat
Refreshes
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bolll.r
ol
Cora-Coll
undo
contract
with
Coca-Cols
Ltd.
KTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
fle
132
Prince
Rupert
SAVE
HOW
ON;
SHOES
AT
-no
This
Great
Shoe
SALE
Positively
Ends
Sat
Nov.
26
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
Si
Pi
OvcrI4000
pairs
of
Shoes
-
How
on
Sale
Hurry
Up
S3
i
LADIES
SHOES
$10.95
regular
price
of
these
high
quality
ladies
shoes,
oxfords,
ties,
pumps
are
all
here
In
the
full
range
of
sizes
and
fittings,
leather
of
fine
calf,
kidskin,
Suede
and
all
the
new
novelty.leathers,
,
Save
on
Shoes
LADIES
SHOES
$8.50
Regular
Values
In
all
the
new
styles,
also
in
all
'
leathers,
including
calf,
fine
kid-
skin,
blacks,
browns
and
other
new
colors
here
ladies,
and
the
sixes'
range
in
full
from
5's
to.
8'2
B
and
C
lasts.
uouble
up
baturoay
is
PHONE
24
222
Second
Ave.
the
Final
Day
LADIES
SHOES
$5.98
$6.98
MIRA-WI
ATNROOM
.
KlICHtM
HltlttM
.
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9Rp
lp.
T
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$B
98
regular
prices,
kldskih
and
fine
calf
leaders,
Oxfords,
Ties,
straps,
pumps,
also
Suede
leather
too,
blacks
and
browns,
also
the
new
novelties
and
assorted
colors
here;
and
the
sizes
range
from
5
to
8Va
and
the
fittings
are
B
and
C
lasts.
I
$3.98
LADIES,
SHOES
Golden
Pheasant
"The
very
Top
Notch
of
Quality
Merchandise."
$16.50
regular
ladies
shoes,
with
such
famous
makers
as
'Pheasant'
etc:
All
the
very
latest
leathers
in
all
the
most
desired
"Shades
&
Colors."
"All
the
lasts
are
here."
Sizes
front
4A
last
"upwards
and
the
sizes
are
4
to
lOV'a-
Yes,
Prince
Rupert,
Saturday
this
"Sale
of
oil
Shoe
Soles
will
End
Saturday,
at
6
p.m.
when
the
store
Closes.
And
it
has
been
a
Wonderful
Successful
Sale,
with
not
a
few
pairs
marked
down
here
and
there,
but
the
Complete
Stock,
fully
involved;
And
again
we
thank
you
all
for
your
generous
response.
Both
Brownwoods
and
The
Great
West
Sales
of
Canada.
i
per
Salesmanager.
A
ml
a
Big
Discoun
t
on
Rubbers
FINAL
PRICES
PREVAIL
Closing
Out
All
Mens
Shoes
Present
Stock
$12.50
Men's
Oxfords
sell
at
$6.98
,
Closing
out"
price
.
Men's
Oxfords.
Yes
men
we
are
'.
Closing
Out
our
Mn's
Stock
of
fine
quality
Oxfords.
,
Tans,
Browns,
Ox
Blood
shades,
and
almost
all
the
wanted
sizes
and
fittings
are
here
now.
Closing
out
at
$6.98.
Up
to
$16.50
Men's
Oxfords
Closing
out
at
$9.98.
Yes,
Men,
including
in
this
unheard
offering,
there
are
Oxfords'
by
some-
of
Canada's
famous
makers.
$9.98
$9.98
Ji
Prince
Rupert
SHAPrc
MOULDINGS
ARE
MADE
IN
OVER
200
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COLD
BY
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FOR
THf
LARGE
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BLUE
AND
WHITE
SIGNS
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&
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