7
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
July
19,
1950
Old
Smithers
'
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Mine
Reopens
With
a
two-phase
production
plan
whereby
a
small
mill
will
be
Installed
immediately
for
the
treatment
and
shipping
of
gold
ore,
the
proceeds
of
which
will
be
used
to
finance
the
development
of
extensive
silver-lead-zinc
re
sources
and
the
setting
up
of
a
POWELISOIHEEN
id-iS
w
SCDII
win
COATS
SUITS
DRESSES
5
UNDERWEAR
HOSE
RAINWEAR
.
AND
CHILDREN'S
WEAR
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
j
J7p
:
;
viif
?rv
II.
.
I
i
i
-v
v.
.
Jf
r-.vly'
much
larger
mill
for
the
purposes
of
the
lower
value
minerals,
the
well
known
old
Glacier
Gulch
mining
propeity
near
Smithers
has
changed
hands
and
is
once
again
the
scene
of
active
operations.
Glacier
Guich
Is
situated
on
TJllrlcsxM
To.r
mMinfnH
1
1.
jingLake
Kathlyn
and
about
six
i
miles
west
or
ismitners.
Tunesome,
Colorful
The
property
has
been
acquired
from
the
original
owner
Stuart
Oamrbell,
Grover
Loveless
and
THURS.
TO
SATURDAY
79
p.m,
LAST
DAY
KEY
TO
THE
CITY"
"Nancy
Goes
to
Rio,"
Feature
IMcture
tor
Week-End
at
Capitol
Theatre
,
Les
Banta
by
the
Glacier
Gulch
j
Mining
Co.
Ltd.,
a
company
of
I
young
Fraser
Valley
men,
headed
!by
W.
E.
Forbes
of
Mission
as
EBY
&
SONS
Ann
Sothern
and
Jane
Powell,
,
president
and
consisting
also
of
as
mother
and
daughter,
la
an
L.
W.
Boddie,
Mission,
vice-pres-unusuat
casting
feature
in
ident,
L.
Quance
of
Vancouver
FIRST
REGIMENT
j
The
Orena'ikr
Guards,
ranked
1
ds
the
first
regiment
In
the'
British
Army,
was
ratefd
in
16B5
as
a
bodyguard
for
Churles
,
II.
I
LTD.
CONTRACTORS
and
John
Borne
of
Abbotsford.
With
C.
A.
Munro
as
superintendent,
seven
men
are
now
at
"Nancy
Goes
to
Rio,"
technicolor
musical
whicii
is
tne
feature
picture
coming
to
the
screen
of
the
ici.fAiits
-
i:i:moi)i:i.u7
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Thurs-
work
on
the
property
clearing
up
day,
Friday
and
Saturday.
:
the
workings
and
renovating
rOl'NDATiONg
Let
us'
help
you
pi
The
story
of
"Nancy
Goes
to
i
buildings
and
road
which
ron-1
that
new
home
undJ
A
FEW
POINTERS
Governor-Goneral
Alexander
gets
a
square
dance
lesson
after
a
"chuck-wagon
dinner"
at
the
Calgary
Stampede.
Viscountess
Alexander,
top
right,
danced
in
the
same
set
with
A.
L.
Smith,
mrmber
of
parliament
for
Calgary
West,
and
Mayor
Don
Mackay.
The
Alexanders
spent
two
days
at
the
week-long
stampede.
(CP
Plioto)
the
N.H.A.
I
Rio,"
finds
the
two
popular
ac-neccs
lne
property
direct
with;
tresses
as
friendly
competitors
in
the
highway.
I
hnir
drcrn
883
BoiSI
JUST
ARRIVED
Another
shipment
of
HEINZ
BABY
FOODS
Per
Dozen,
98c
Per
Case
:
$1.95
Mo
vine.
Tacking
Cratin;
Shippinir
and
(lincri)
,
Cartacc
and
Sloraf
Corr.plele
Rrllahie
and
li
CFPR
Radio
Dial
124U
Kilocycles
both
careers
and
romance.
I
In
the
city
yesterday
was
Mr
-
Also
seen
In
a
star-studded
I
Forbes
who
was
looking
into
the
cast
are
Barry
Sullivan,
Carmen
j
Possibility
of
acquiring
the
old
Miranda,
Louis
Calhern,
Scotty
Uovernment
ore
sampling
plant
Beckett
and
Furtunto
Bonanova.
wnich
might
be
used
as
a
mill
for
Several
song
hits
are
featured
the
PId
ore-
Mr-
Forbes
was
ac-in
the
colorful
show
Including
companied
by
Harry
King
of
"Nancy
Goes
to
Rio,"
"Embrace-
j
Terrace.
I
able
You,"
Musetta'j
Waltz
from
I
Mr-
Forbes,
speaking
to
the
(8ubject
to
Change)
12:55
Rec.
Int.
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
2:15
CBR
Presents
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:43
A
Book
I
Like
Comty.
-3.00
-The
Music
Box
3:15
Bernie
Braden
Tells
a
Story
3:30
International
Comty.
it't
Rrrvlrc,
also
aynts
i
Aylmer
PEAS,
No.
5
..
4
tins
57c
HONEY,
No.
1
Whit
41b
tin
85c
NEW
LUX,
Lge.
pkg.
..
2
for
69r
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co
I
for
Oxygf-n.
Acetylene
and
we!dl"g
supplies.
"La
Boheme"
and
"Love
Is
Likeual'y
ews.
referred
to
the
un-This"
bv
Miss
Powell:
"Shine
on
lusuaI
set-up
of
the
property
with
R
N
ST
YS
Lindsay's
Cartage
Harvest
Moon,"
as
a
song
andlts
two
distinct
ore
bodies
one
ll:04-Fish
Arrivals
11:06
Sign
Off
'
THUk&DAl-AM
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00-CbC
News
8:10
'Here's
Dill
Good
8:1a-
Moj
iiinii
Sung
S:30-Mu:;ic
for
Moderns
8.45-Llttle
Concert
B:00-BBC
News
and
Com'ty
9:15
-Morning
Devotions
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:43
Famous
Voices
tf:b(
-Time
SU'nal
10:00
Morning
Visit.
10:15
-Morning
Melodies
J
10:30
-Melody
Time
j
10:45
Invitation
io
the
Waits
11:00
A
Man
and
his
Music
Storage
Limited
:r.
unit
l'utk
Avemw
Phone
755
FREE
DELIVERY
Est.
1910
I'lnitu
i
n
dance
routine
by
Miss
Powell,
suiu-oitmuui
ana
ine
otner
Ann
Sothern
and
Louis
Calhern;
.sUver-lead-zinc.
the
development
"Magic
in
the
Moonlight,"
duet
and
operation
of
which
could
be
by
Miss
Powell
and
Miss
Sothern;.
80
complemented.
"Time
and
Tune
Again,"
by
M3ss
Expctation
is,
that
the
gold
mill
Sothern.
"Ylosee-I-O"
and
"Car-
wiu
De
Producing
this
year.
SROADVAY
CAFE
The
concenirates
will
be
ship-1
oom-Pa-Pa"
by
Carmen
Miranda
.
WEDNESDAY
P.M.
!
4:00
Leo
Barkin
j
i
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
!
'
Interlude
j
4:30
Favorite
Stories
j
1
4:45
Lone
Pine
Show
,
5:00
Rendezvous
Room
!
1
5;30
Music
by
Martin
j
'
5:45
Something
in
Harmony
5:55-CBC
News
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Tex
Beneke
and
His
Orch.
6:3d
-Mus.cal
Varieties
7:30
Talk
by
President
Truman
7:00
CBU
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
8:0C
Program
of
English
Mu.sic
9:00
Canterbury
Tales
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:1
5
Talk
Supplement
10:30
Piano
Playhouse
pea
out
over
me
railway
irom
Smithers.
There
are
some
500
feet
of"
tun
¬
A
notice
to
mariners
from
the
district
marine
asent
here
an
nels
and
iihaEts
on
the
property
3ftA
Bcst
Foi
nounces
that
the
Dall
Patch
gas
which
shipped
four
carloads
of
w
TsSV
land
whistle
buoy
i
In
Seaforth
,
gold
ore
between
1933
and
1937
i
i
i
b-vosmcvcvvw
i
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RKl'UKNS
PREPARED
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
-Weather
Report
U
:31-Message
Period
11
:33-7-Rr(:ordcd
Interluoe
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
I2:UU--MlCl-LlMV
Hrwi.:
P.M.
Chahnel
is
reported
not
burning.
,.
The
property
is
equipped
with
This
aid
to
navigation
will
be
re-
five
camp
buildings
which
Mr.
lighted
at
the
earliest
opportun-'
Forbes
says
are
sufficient
to
f-incst
Cock:ny
accommodation
1
meet
present
!
requirements.
1
..,
Hours
7
a
in.
to
1
am
For
Take-Horne
Orders
Phone
200
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR'.
(j?
-
i
-
.
i2:25
12:30
Program
Resume
B.
C
.Farm
Broadcast
1
11:00
Weather
Report
-
THE
BEST
Silver
Standard
It
Duthie
Mine
,
SMITHERSinteresting
rumor
current
here
Is
that
Silver
Standard
Mines
Ltd.,
which
for
some
nme
nas
oeen
successfully
oper-
ating
the
famous
old
mtne
of
that
name
at
Hawlton.
ha.s
become
interested
in
the
equ&ily
famous
Duthie
mine
on
the
east1
I
em
slope
of
Hudson
Bay
moun-
tain
here.
Once
one
of
the
spe?-.tacular
mines
of
this
district,
the
Service
PHONE
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
BUD
SCHUMAN
'Old
Post
Office
BldgJ
Duthie
has
been
inactive
for
manv
vears
bus
has
always
be"n
regarded
as
having
further
definite
possibilities.
'
FINE
PRINTING
M
REGAL
PRINTERS
PHONIC
21
222
Second
A.-.
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GROWN
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X-,-'yly
I
E:,"3T
1950
1950
i
is
the
the
fiftieth
fiftieth
anniversary
anniversary
of
of
the
the
Wear-Erer
Wear-Ever
line
line
In
In
Canada
CanadV
These
These
aluminum
aluminum
cooking
cooking
utensils
utensils
were
were
introduced
introduced
here
here
at
at
th'e
th'e
Jf
.
T
Vf
fc'r
fir
MAKE
FROM
100
WHOLE
WHEA1
COME
IN
AND
SEE
OUR
NEW
LINES
OF
FAMOUS
Scoti-McHale
Shoes
That
have
Just
Arrived
.
.'
'
;
$13.50
to
$17.50
;
Be
"Foot-Happy"
'
Z
"i
't
s
whole
wheat
in
r
iti
most
popular
form!
"Zln
summerume,
don't
skip
the
grtai
food
you
need
whole
wheat.
It
contains
vital
food
;,-
elements.
And
NABISCO
SHREDDED
WHEAT
is
made
,,
from
ioq
whole
wheat.
Serve
L'
crunchy
NABISCO
SHRID-r
DED
WHEAT
.
.
.
with
luscious
'
""if
rawberries,
raspberries,
ot
my
.
fresh
fruit
...
for
summer
treat!
beeinnW
of
the
century.
Their
popularity
grew
so
rapidly
that,
by
THERE
ARE
SOME
SEAL
SPECIALS
ON
OUR
BARGAIN
RACK
$4.95
1912,
a
new
factory
was
neeiled
to
supply
the
demand.
This
was
built
in
Toronto.
It
was
the
first
plant
in
Canada
to
make
aluminum
articles
and
this
was
only
a
dozen
years
after
the
first
Canadian
smelter
had
started
making
aluminum
ingoU
.
at
Sbawinigan
Falls.
..
Today
Alcan
has
twelve
plants,
all
of
them
engaged
in
the
aluminum
Industry;
while
more
than
1000
iudejendent
companies
across
Canada
shape
the
metal
into
all
sorts
of
useful
forms
from
kettles
to
freight
cars.
womm
72.
Fashion
Footwear
ALUMINUM
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LTD.
fnducwl
and
Procawn
of
Aluminum
far
CmaJian
InduUry
and
W
arid
Uartett
flunlt
al
SUwiii4(
io
Full.
Arvid,
He
Malipne,
Sbipbw,
Port
Alfred,
Waieiiold,
Kinnton,
Toronto,
Elobicok
12
oi.
Biscuits
in
Every
Bex