4
i
as
i
there
ha3
been
an
Edmonon,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
22,
1950
I
perhaps
a
century
and
antAlf
LETTERBOX
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
fU
taste's
the
test
for
teal
Canadians
buy
more
Salada
than
any
other
brand.
SHIPSand
WATERFRONT
M.
Stewart,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
P.
With
over
100
Members
of
the
Jennings
j
Industrial
Division
of
the
San
The
Weatherman
Is
beuig
good
j
Francisco
Recreation
Association,
Edmonton
has
had
disappq.tu-ments,
and
long
spells
otjmv,
growth.
Originally
the
citipias
laid
out
for
a
population
of
J25.-000
which
made
the
optimists
laugh.
For
this
was
too
niufli
"
But
now,
Edmontonians
are
Editor,
Dally
News
"
Xs
a
citizen
of
Prince
Rupert
for
forty
years,
serving
over
a
Originally,
that
choice
piece
ol
realty
on
Third
Avenue
acro.ss
C'.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Eupert,
to
Prince
Rupert
and
especially
the
vessel
docked
here
at
9:15
to
tourists.
Although
rain
fell
a.m.
.sailing
for
Alaska
ports
at
yesterday,
the
morning's
sun-
j
1
p.m.
The
vessel
returns
to
shine
greeted
a
full
list
of
Ameri-
j
Prince
Rupert
enroute
to
Van-can
tourists
aboard
the
Union,
couver
Monday.
'
..
third
of
that
time
as
a
city
Capt.
w
K
Eccles,
with
a
large
rapidly
forgetting
the
days
,nf
i.smau
.small
things.
things.
They
They
plan
plan
utilities
uunues
from
tne
Post
dmce
c
belonged
to
.v
V
,
,
7ri
t
m
imneiied
to
be-
'
T
.
,
,7
the
Dominion
,Ist
f
from
Van-manv
government.
After
(;'
S
Passenee
and
se,vic
for
a
population
take
ei
to
many
a
a
Ion
long
vpar
year
th
the
l.t.
lots
were
.
-
.J
'
I
seecn
my
ieuow
cuvueua
w
wm
couver
ranwr.
arrived
amvea
in
in
port
nnrt
at
u
12:30
:.00,0Oi)
in
a
few
years,
andrj-
"'lalEe
of
th
National
,
Steamship's
summer
cruise
ship
Chilcotin,
Capt.
Harry
McLean.
It's
business
wise
to
advertise
TEA
template
eventually,
the
wcsrn
noon
Wednesday,
samng
lor
H6
d
plan
to
provide
nects-
metropolis.
When
Frank
.Oliver
&&
accommodation
for
the
Ketchikan
at
1
a.m.
today.
The
started
driving
his
outfit
across
t
.g
expansi0n.
This
Is
some-1
vessel
returns
to
the
city
at
8
the
plains
he
had
one
objective,
ki,,
nressimr
itself
on
us
today
i
o'clock
tonight
southbound.
Pas-
sold.
Early
visions
of
roseate
hue
as
to
what
would
come
to
pass
on
Third
Avenue
have
not
yet
exactly
materialized.
But,
a
start
has
been
made,
brother!
There
must
need
be
a
beginning,
with
everything.
and
one
only
Fort
Edmonton
i
nat
must
provided
for
now.
Y
sengers
disembarking
here
from
Vancouver
included
V.
Sutterer,
B.
Hammon,
O.
W.
Bryant,
Miss
The
right
idea,
but
tne
wrong.
those
of
wno
are
here
hour
of
departure.
He
was.
.tyrtyk
Cannot
measure
up
to
the
rehears
too
early.
g
SDOnsibllitv
of
our
citizenship,
Shirley
Gulls,
E.
W.
Brown,
M.
MSetsahfee..
H
we
should
be
pitied.
It
is
an
Flamond.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Two
United
States
warsaip.
fabu
u
on
we
owe
the
clty.
The
1
r,rpPnwflW
j
n
Townsend.
D.
When
barbers
in
American
cities
charge
$1.25
lor
a
hair
cu.,
they
really
do
trim
their
customers
St.
Catherines
will
call
at
Prince
Rupert
n-Jrfi
of
exDanslon
has
arrived.'
'The
boom
Is
on.
Let
none
be
so
Bruce
Mr
and
Mrs
j
D.
Bailer,
Sunday.
Ships
of
the
Rojlat-r.adian
Navy
are
not
Infrequent
visitors
in
Alaskan
waters.
These
U11I1U
LI
law
viicjF
vauiivw
oc
s
"The
Dominion
of
Canada
of
J.
D.
Bulcher,
Mrs.
O.
Olsen,
Mrs.
E.
Cannon,
Miss
Mary
Oyshick,
Miss
A.
Taylor,
Miss
L.
Arm-
courtesy
exchanges
are
always
fers
to
endorse
your
note
In
pro-
welcome
and
of
interest.
JiHl-Jt
.....
.,,if
a
vnmA
r
cidentally,
the
American
Navjfj
sti?
yourseives
and
find
'out!
stron&-
Mlss
L
Johnston,
J.
W.
iudrlovesitieir
Ujifiw6flham
flawing
Wood,
Miss
Sandra
Madill,
Mrs.
has
gone
a
long
way
In
ths.
Pc
what
It
Is
all
about.
The
city
A
Toronto
member
has
suggested
that
the
word
"Royal"
be
dropped
from
the
Canadian
Air
Force.
What's
wrong
with
the
word
"Royal"
in
its
relation
ir
Canada
and
Canadian
affairs?
Why
object
to
such
a
prefix
which,
according
to
the
rilerk
can
supply
you
with
ail
C.
D.
Trothman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.,
R.
W.
Bailer,
Mrs.
T.
Larson,
Mrs.
ific
during
the
past
ten
years,
-
..
.
-
Vancouver
Island's
sun
worshippers
disrobe,
out
In
the
open
the
detailed
Information.
GEORGE
B.
CASEY,
Alderman.
sailinq
M
.j
G.
Sigmond,
Miss
T.
Erlckson,
B.
Kaplarf,
Mrs.
L.
Edgar,
Mrs.
M.
Miller,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
S.
Kear-ley,
Mrs.
A.
Birse,
Mrs.
P.
Kells,
and
it
would
seem
the
practici
i
dictionary
means
generosity,
is
Inflicting
no
harm
on
any
p.".
MOUNTAIN
A3
SSSL1
Editor,
Daily
News:
splendor
and
other
worthy
lllcs.
To
start
with,
Nature
per
thing,
or
anybody.
They
occupi
Miss
E.
Richards,
Mrs.
W.
Ardley,
(,!
I
wonder
If
anyone
has
w
ivons
n
l.
Johnson,
Miss
a
certain
area
and
put
in
dayi
formed
her
part
in
making
Can
thought
about
the
wonderful
v
jackson.
Mrs.
m.
Dickenson,
ada
one
of
the
most
regal
lands
uch
the
same
as
if
they
hai
1
asset
we
have
in
mat
nui
Denina
on
earth.
Why
not
feel
that
way
j
eu
ciotnes
on.
we
nave
neve
I
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
Any
and
so
on
from
there.
,
canea
out,
a
woum
appear
vn
have
to
be
"-
something
to
amuse
,ljli..
1
U
nUrt.!"""-
.
..
itors
are
not
discouraged.
Thei
piay
uu
uie
wvum
-hllrtrpn
Kiifh
as
sandDlle
Edmonton
is
reported
going
oo
not
describe
themselves.:
ai
ly
give
a
million
dollars
to
get
it
Ewlngg
and
Ujere
into
debt
at
a
rate
close
to
a
Nudists,
for
that
might
lnvolvi
prosecution.
.
And
speaking
o:
v,orhip,
why
not
the
Sun,-;
million
a
month.
There
are
,
j
l
(
asons.
For
at
least
a
century
,ranspon,eu
wucie
.cy
,
aiso
be
something
to
amuse
the
I
Not
only
the
town
can
be
seen
oldsters
ush
M
a
tw0
strip
j
but
the
panorama
of
Ulands
and
g
Qf
bowls
and
hand
check.
mountains
clear
up.
fow-capped
gucn
M
m
Vancouver.
yhere
F
.to
Alaska.
could
be
a
bridle
path
around
well
as
the
Dollar?
There
woul
be
precious
little
of
anytttir,
without
the
former.
b
u
tnr.
vuator
mluht.
hp
a
riraw-
redictine
that
at
some
future
,
",c
.T'
"
"
v
'
"...1
u.
handled
a-
back
but
that
couid
be
i
ncate
there
will
be
built
a
dance
hall
and
an
open
air
pavilion
where
bands
will
be
in
attend
WE
PAINT
:
by
a
pump.
Tourists
deiight
In
fancy
names.
Perhaps
it
could
be
ca'l-ed
Elysian
Grove
or
Chateau
In
the
Clouds.
'
and
utUKrtit
ance
and
dances
will
be
held
at
Heast
once
a
month
during
the
A
fntYlIK,
-!
1
1H
xvxterlor
or
Interior.
,
i
j
summer
scoauii.
n
iauujj
v
-ont.ract
to
run
a
restaurant
for
'
A
conducted
tour
right
off
thei
boat
could
be
an
asset
to
the;
!
.ay
four
months
and
be
care-
j
taxi
businesses.
laker
of
same.
Matured
.
mJ
Bottled
in
,
L'.gland
SPRAY
or
BRt'SIi
It
Wallpaper
Hanging
THE
LATEST
PAINT
h
BURNING
METHODS
"1
B
Tourists
could
so
up
the
One
building
50'
x
a
woum
De
mountain
and
be
back
in
time
large
enough
for
living
quarters
:
for
the
boat
with
plenty
of
time
and
a
dance
hall
could
be
added
and
wo
view
the
town
as
well.
twith
sale
of
sandwiches,
conee,
'ISPENCE
and
MATUIKpU
I
can
foresee
families
going
up
soft
drinks
and
postcards
help
i
w
CHIVSrie
BISCUIT
for
very
tosto
unH
snonriitW
'the
dav
with
their
,
lnz
to
pay
for
samei
I
"lone
Blue
215
Ihtrt
is
a
1
BSZrir
1
233
11th
6t.
.hildren.
"
"
There
would,
ol
course,!
uvi
u
u.a
ROYAL
HAVY
DEIV1ERARA
RUW1
Widvcrhtemenl
if
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
MMMBaHHi
mi
;
,
r
-
n
pvv-
you
Msrwr
I
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t
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.
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'1
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WHEN
YOU
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mm
j
Announcing
!
GRAND
OPENING
if
of
1950
Season
Umhcrlost
lodge
SAIL
Friday,
June
23.
10
p.m.
by
Union
ss.
Camosun
SPEND
Saturday,
June
24,
at
beautiful
LIMBER-LOST
LODGE
by
the
sea.
RKTtRN
Sunday,
June
25.
arriving
Prince
Rupert
about
5
p.m.
All
inclusive
.irrlal
fare
$23.00
For
information
and
reservations
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Phone
5G8
5M
3rd
Ave.
West,
Prince
Rupert
The
Umfoffri
It
Cornation
Milk
is
alwayt
uniform
in
quality.
Day
after
Up
to
a
sttmdard-Awt
doum
to
a
frtce(
That's
why
you
get
Jfabre
.
real
coffee
enjoyment
with
Nabob
.
.
.
a
taste
ttaHsing
aroma
.
.
(.
a
mellow,
rich,
satisfying
flavor.
Nalb-quality
makes
the
difference.
Ask
for
Nabob
anil
enjoy
coffee
at
its
delicious
best,
v
To
moce:Gooo
Coffee
.
.'
'
Start
with.
Good
Coffee
Start
with
NABOB
.
-
ire
MS
m.
?:t
after
-
every
can
cr
wirnano..
day
-
year
year
better
for
cooking,
richer-flavored
-
open
is
smoother,
better
for
whipping,
better
for
Baby
-
stays
fresh
longer.
What
Makes
Carnation
So
Extra
Good
milk,
made
double-rich
by
It
i,
good,
whole,
cows'
evaporation.
When
you
need
milk,
use
half
Carnation
and
half
water.
When
you
need
cream,
use
Carnat.on
undiluted.
Carnation
is
processed
to
rigid
standards
of
quality.
A
half-century
of
research
is
behind
every
can.
Every
that
has
made
the
quality
time
you
buy,
you
get
Carnation
the
world
s
largest-sell.ng
brand.
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
"from
Contented
Cowl"
Ui
Carnation.
It
iav$
to
nuch
on
your
milk
and
cream
53
bill.
Your
grocer
nat
n.