Ttince
Rupert
Daily
Newt
Saturday,
February
11,
l'JiU
1
7:i0
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Speaker
;
7:30
Bach
Bl
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j
8:00-Startlme
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9:30
Vesper
Hour
"
10:00-CHC
News
10:10
CT3C
Nus
10:15
Seafaring
Women
!
i
10.30-
rrelude
to
Midnight
;
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off
i
!
i
Kverv
week
something
new
auoeurs
on
the
shelves
of
Hie
stores
ana
business
houses
ot
i
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0
0
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i
prince
ituuert
and
tnrotmh.
this
'column
the
Dailv
News
will
try
MONDAV
A.M
ana
kl'co
vou
ud
sio
(late
on
,
tust
what's
new
in
Kuuerti
,
Horrinji
Fleet
.Moves
Southward
Power
I
Shortage
Hits
Waterfront
Last
catches
of
herring
from
the
northern
subdivision
were
taken
late
Tuesday
afternoon
off
Hut-:
lei's
Cove
as
the
."0,000
tons
quota
for
that
area
was;
reached.
Between
Sunday
noon
and
Tuesday
at
4:o0
p.m.,
seiners
off
Butler's
Cove
netted
10,225
tons!
Most
seiners
and
packers
headed
for
Helmcken
and1
j
The
beautiful
new
ladies'
ex-!
pansion
bracelet
is
the
answer
,
to
a
Valentine
or
birthday
pre-'
sent
for
that
certain
someone.
These
sensational
new
waleh
'
bracelets
are
set
with
individual
:
birthstones
in
each
link
of
the
bracelet
and
theres
one
for
,
i
each
month
of
the
year.
The
base
is
of
yellow,
white
or
pink
i
HUiKT
MONDAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
I
n
,
5
-
'
;
J
m
:
fANOTiitn
.
Jrzni'mT
nnAMM
.
.
y
gold.
George
Cook,
jeweller,
is
Surf
Inlet
.
in
the
Central
sub-1
snorta
e.
Sufficient
power
for
Miowing
xnese
in
nts
window
envision
as
me
caicn
mere
10
i
this
week.
freezing
during
the
day
prevails
and
extra
hours
with
added
power
when
power
is
avail-
i
able
required
at
the
C.
N.
R.
docks
for
loading
and
unload-
i
ing
vessels.
tdate
is
27,711
tons,
less
than
12,000
tons
short
of
the
40,000
tons
quota.
The
catch
in
that
area
from
Sunday
noon
to
Frl-
day
was
4,590.
I
,
7:00
Musical
Clock
j
8:00
CBC
News
8:10-
Here's
Bill
Good
t
8:15
Morning
Son;
.
8:31)
-
Music
for
Modems
'
S:45
Little
Concert
,
9:00
BBC
News
&
Cotnty.
!
9:l5-Moiniu8
Devotions
j
9:30
-:.;urn-aig
concert
j
9:
59
-Time
Signal
10:00
Ellen
Harris
10:15
Carson
Robison
and
His
Buckaroos"
10:30
Melody
Time
10:45
"Rita
Martin's
Musical
Kitchen"
11:00
-Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Round-up
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11
:31
Message
Period
.11:35
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Personal
Album
P.M.
!
12:00
Mi'i-Oay
Meioales
12:05
I.O.D.E.
Jubilee
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30-B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
!2:
55
Recorded
Interlude
I
1
:00
-Afternoon
Concert
;
1:45
-
Commentary
Pioneers
2:00
-B,
C.
S'hool
Broadcast
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
-
I
O
D
E.
Anniversary
3
:,)-
The
Music
Box
3:15
-Don
Messer
and
His
Islanders
3:30
International
Com.
3:40
Divertimento
4:00
-Betty
Phillips
GLOVES
I
Mouth
savoring
treat
treat
will
give
your
meal
time
a
lift
are
Swift
s
Premium
Veal
Rolls.
Made
of
the
finest
of
veal
this
new
Veal
Roll
is
processed
with
a
c;!ati:i':
of
beef
fat.
Oleo
etc.,
which
produces
a
hard
tasty
crust
on
the
roll
when
roasted,
and
-the
resultant
fat
makes
delicious
nriw
The
Locker
Plant
are
featuring
Veal
Rolls
this
week.
:
A
sleek
new
green
alligator
i
shoe
with
triple
instep
straps,
is
I
the
latest
for
the
ladies.
These
alligator
shoes
come
in
4A
to
B
sizes
with
a
high
Cuban
heel
SATURDAY
-P.M.
4:30-SporU
College
4:45
Music
tor
Moderns
5:00
-Music
from
the
Films
6:30-Prairie
Schooner
6:00
CBC
News
.
6
05
National
Hockey
Hioaeicasl,
7:30
Organ
Music
7:4i
British
Empire
Games
8:00
Whatcha
Know
Joe?
8:30-Current
and
Choice
9:00-Byng
WhiUekar
Show
t:30-A
son'!
in
the
Air
10:00
-CBC
Ni-.'.VS
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Rentier
Trio
.
10:30
Dal
Richards
Orch
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off
SUNDAY
8:30-Recital
:00
EBC
News
and
Con.mei.tary
!:la
Memo
irom
Lake
Success
0:30
Harmony
Harbour
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
B.C.
Gardener
10:15
Just
Mary
10:30
-
Way
of
Uk
Spirit
1
1
:
00
CBC
News
11:03-
Capi'l
Report
11:30
-LVlie.ious
Period
12:00
-N
Y.
Philharmonic
Orch.
1:30
-
Church
or
the
Air
2:00
-
Salvation
Army
Program
2:3;i
Critically
Speaking
3:00
John
Fisher
Repoi
Is
3:15
CBC
News
3:17
How
About
the
Weather
3:27
Weather
Report
3:30
-
Winnipeg
Symphony
Orchestra
4:30
My
Uncle
Louis
5:0(1
National
Sunday
Hour'
5:45
-The
Old
Songs
i:(0
Stage
"'"
7:00
CBC
News
7:10
Week-end
Review
SOME
OF
THE
BEST
m-
9
p
m.
Following
the
ceasing
of
seining
in
the
northern
sub-divis-
ion,
thf
'Canadian
Fishing
Co.'s
!
packer
-
Cape
Beare,"
Capt.1
Barney
Arm.
arrived
at
the
I
Atlin
Fisheries
dock
and
un-l
i
loaded
5
tons
the
same
dav.
On
I
Friday
the-
-Watlerfall",
Capt.1
Elias
Wold,
-tied
up
at
Atlin
Fisheries
and
deposited
6
tons
of
herring
for
bait.
Harold
Thome
assistant
manager
at
lOlt
FASHIONS
TASTE
The
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Club
activities
are
still
quiet
except
for
a
few
owners
who
occasionally
drop
down
and
check
their
vessels.
Probably
taking
advantage
of
the-
mild
weather
and,
of
course,
the
low
tide.
Pat
Wilson's
'
Margie"
was
being
repaired
by
its
master
Friday
afternoon.
The
owner
was
caulking
the
keel.
same
day
safe
and
port
the
sound.
Tonight's
tm-East
at
1015.
5i
morning
to
forty
minutes
Li
bring
it
in
at
Ainn
Announced
deliveries
so
'mil
n
.1
i..
.
1
1
...
i
amounted
to
about
1
They
are
in
the
window
of
the
.
'
Z
'
lons-
;
Family
Shoe
Store.
I
Pripre
Puprtt's
herring
buyer':
are
irked
by
tile
fact
that,
due
to
the
power
shortage,
a
capacity
batch
lor
th"
year
cannot
be
used.
Mir'
loads
have
been
taken
at
itumu.
Buttlale.
Stevenson.
Vancouver
and
Vam-ouvcY
Island
ports,
lint
according
ti
ine
btiver
hen
.
the
.''Ivrt.age
of
electricity
Jus
not
caused
him
loo
much
gricl
Hut.
he
onlv
tie
of
them.
'I
i:e
others
mav
h
il
',
a
different
opinion.
Of
coins"
money
is
being
Inst
bv
the
hid":,
try
here,
as
is
aUo
the
ruse
wi'h
cily
merchants
and
other
business
concerns.
j
RUPERT
:
peoples
store-;
II
your
suosenpUon
is
In
j
arrears
aiul
you
tlo
not
receive
your
paper,
please
do
not
j
blame
I
he
publisher,
the
new
!
boy
or
llie
post
ollbe.
J
do
a
in
tie
straight
talking
tt.
ymirs-ir.
Co-opera!
ion
of
sul-
MTilXTS
ill
tlHS
'"'.'.at'1
WOlll'
be
appreciated,
it
would
save
:
'
:i
lot
nl
trc.
ul.le
and
every-
body
would
be
nappier.
Subscriptions
a:
payable
in
ad-
'
vance.
!
To
smarten
up
that
attic
spare;
,
room
or
den
the
new
Elchwood
i
plywood
is
w
orth
a
look.
Etch-,
jwood
is
made
by
sand
blasting
out
the
soft
grain
of
the'
1
wood
leaving
the
embossed
grained
effect
on
the
surface.'
;
The
finished
product
lends
it-!
'self
beautifully
to
various
desir-'
able
finishes.
The
Island
City
Builders
up
on
McBride
Street
!
handle'
the
new
plywoods.
QoodF
F(jr
Taj,
At
Rca',i,(l.!
(
hini-w
Uhlii.
D.
C.
Stevenson,
in
charge
of
herring
investigation
in-
the
Pacific.
Biological
station
at
Departure
B.iy
on
Vancouver
Island,
was
in
the
city
on
an
inspection
visit
this
week
lie
returnee!
to
the
station
by
plane
Friday.
Notwithstanding
the
cold
sua))
which
a
few
weeks
ago
stopped
herring
seiiu-g
in
llus
area,
this
year's
operation
is
considered
good.
No
packers
were
lost,
-as
is
the
ea,.e
in
some
seasons,
but
at
least
one
ease
of
overloading
caused
concern
among
crew
members.
The
Canadian
Fisheries
packer
"Cape
Beale",
Capt.
Barney
Arnl,
took
oil
a
little
loo
much
herring
Tuesday
allernoon
and.
while
on
its
way
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries
here,
llie
vessel,
bucking
heavy
seas,
took
on
some
water.
The
incident
was
not
seri-
'
ous
for
the
vessel
arrived
in
U
s
business
wi
:e
to
advertise.
Fisli
plants
here
and
in
Port
Edward
have
the
power
shortage
to
soiiiii
extent.
An
agreement
between
the
Northern
B.
,C.
Power
Comapny
and
fish
concerns,
Canadian
Fish
and
Culel
Storage
Co,
Northern
B.
C.
Fishermen's
Cold
Storage
and
"
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Cooperative,
lias
led
u
(lower
on
alternate
elays
lor
each
plant
:o
that
herring
can
be
received
lor
hail.
Nolson
Brothers
at
Port
Edward
are
operating,
but
;t
a
reduced
capacity.
They
have
been
taking
herring
during
the
week.
The
Prlnc
Rupert
Fi
hermen's
Co-operative
will
receive
a
large
batch
of
Hie
fish
bait
next
week.
M
at
packing
eslblishments
along
the
waterfront
are
not
sul'tering
tlue
to
the
power
e
in
t.hc
OuilV
Ne';4!
chop::
enow
Locker
Plant
I
'i
irk
l;
iblii
1.-5
Use
tb.
!
llnlilna
(liuiilss
IflC
II).
To
Advertisers
To
insure
publication
of
display
or
classified
advertism:;,
:opy
for
same
must
be
in
tin-
.
.'lice
of
the
Daily
News
by
4
p.m.
tin;
day
previous
advertising.
Iietpili
einents
ol
the
mechanical
department
make
lhi.1
rule
necessary.
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
l
or
the
l;asl
Monday,
Wednesday.
I'ri.
lay
8:00
p
in.
I'liim
llie
I'iasl
Tuesday,
Thur.il.iy,
.lj.iiurday
;
0
:
1
r
p.m.
D.
C.
Stevenson,
hospital
administrator,
and
C.
O.
Ham,
manufacturers'
agent,
have
been
elected
to
membership
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com
EesC
2iul
A
vr.
7:t)li
;i
in.
t
Thorn:
113
I'ir
l-'i'.p-.iir
l.-.riii-f
will
hiivc
nuuiy
siiliIn-U
cii-t.utn
is
tins
spriri'..
Customers
wliu
h;if
no
worries
"''""I
'
I
ii
1
1
iiH
iit.
supply
'11,1-v
kirn
l
lii-v
arc
ushii
i
tl
nl
:i
pIcnMlul
mipply
o(
the
Ilnmt
mciit
obtuin-:tW"
'I
r:iH'.pMit;itinn
dil
1
icult
u-s'.-
Mom-!
'l'lu-y
just,
c
urn-
dnwn
to
the
I,oi-kt-r
PUuil,
iuitl
pick
out
slcuic.
sic-.v,
i
m.-h.l
or
li.uiibiirniT
as
Ihcy
desire.
No
hunting
Irom
nuirkct
to
nmrkct
for
the
incut
tht
Is
not
tlien.
.
Join
U.i-.-c
hiipjiy
pcop
i-
reu
locker,
suvc
tine,
nioncv
and
worry
by
purchusing
quullty
meats
by
the
goiirter
Irom
the
Locker
l'huil.
Eiipert
Freezing
Company
Ltd.
','eit
(n7r.--
rrr-mfrj,
Joseph
Chell,
Inspector
of
schools,
returned
to
the
city
p
board
the
Chilcotin
Friday
after
an
official
visit
to
'
-
merce.
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H
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ISII.I.
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2nd
Avenue
Phone
Red
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MOTHER
OF
EIGHT
SEEKS
ELECnON-Onc
of
30
women
who
arc
nniniiiK
as
Labor
party
candidal
cs
in
the
forlheoniing
British
i-eneifil
elee-lion
is
Lady
Pakenham,
who
Is
shown
here
with
her
son,
Kevin,
two
ye;ns
old.
She
has
seven
ol
her
children.
Lady
Pakenhiini
is
the
wile
of
the
British
minister
of
civil
aviation
Your
Neighborhood
Store,
Now
Known
As
"JOHNSON'S
GROCERY,"
1048
Hays
Cove
Ave.,
is
Seeking
a
New
Name.
Your
Ideas
May
Be
Worth
Money.
So
Don't
Delay.
ENTER
TODAY
FIRST
PRIZE
Groceries
to
the
Value
of
$1
5.
GO.
Your
Choice.
SECOND
PRIZE
and
THIRD
PRIZE
Two
Value-Packed
"Surprise
Package"
hampers
of
groceries
worth
$5.00
or
more-
FIVE
Additio
nal
Priics
of
$1.00
each
Mitchell
&
Cmrie
Ltd.
Buildc
r$
and
Contractors
a
'JL
Knilling
Supplies
For
h
l
Mcliriile
St.
Phone
III
I
i
Newlands
Soaker
Vqo'
sBio
Headquarters
for
WINTER
SPORTS
EQUIPMENT
Skis
and
Sk
i
Equipment
C.C
M.
Mulched
Ice
Skate
Outfit-,
Cut
n
bell
Badminton
Rfuquets
and
Shuttle.
;o
h
Sleighs
l.l;irf
Ave.
.v..
Entry
Ulutiks
tivmlyUe
ul
ti.is
slorc
with
each
individual
purchase
of
$
1
.00
or
more
'
.
.
Enlcr
as
often
as,
you
like.
All
entries
become
the
properly
of
James
5.
(Jay)
Burns,
new
owner.
JUDGES
DECISION
WILL
BE
FINAL
VALENTINE
CARDS
FOR
YOUR
WALLPAPER
HANG
For
Your
Interior
Pointing
oml
Dff0'
Cull
-SPENCE
ft
MATUIK
I
'I
".'tie
Blue
215
-
'-
$
;
'
VALENTINE
CUT-OUT
BOOKS
'
Full
Selection
Jui
l(js
will
he;
Mayex
Kurlderl
khii
Sgt.
Pottcrton,
B.
C.
Police
James
S.
Burns
(new
owner)
In
case
o(
u
lie,
llie
cnlries
will
lie
awarded
prizes
according
to
the
date
and
time
of
posr-mark.
SROADVAi
Contest
Closes
Midnight,
February
28,
1950
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torn
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Finest
IMS
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Hours
518
3rd
Ave.
ox
lH8
Kcd
400
Shrine
Bond
Concert.
Feb.
3,
Civic
Centre
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phnt'