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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
January
7,
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A
long
anticipate
trip
to
England
starts
for
Mrs.
M.
C.
Campbell
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
waff
when
she
leaves
by
plane
commencing
in
Prince
Rupert
Monday
afternoon
Mrs.
Campbell,
who
has
two
sisters
and
other
relatives
in
London,
-will
be
making
her
first
'
trip
there.
"I
will
make
a
point
of
seeing
all
the
sights
1
have
heard
so
much
about."
she
said,
"lor
instance--Westminster
Abbey,
the
Parliament
Buildings
an4
various
parks
ad
v?orid
renjwned
-.hea-
Vales
25.
V
cutis
o,m
Celerv.
lb
10-.13
Knuoarb.
2
lb
21
Beets,
bunch
.
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Parsley,
bunch
05
.15
1'uruiiM
.iu
Snlnaeh.
2
Jb.
celle
1H
tt:tuisnen.
bunrn
0J
Mushrooms,
lb
u
Hafl
Lettuce
13-.
18
Cooklnif
Onions.
3
ton.
29
Caulitiower.
lb
15
Tomatoes.
Collf.
lb
25
Cabtiaee
lb
07
lift
or
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VANCOUVER'S
TRIPLETS
A
brio
of
waiters
"iK
.made
aftut
In
Vancouver
Oct.
22
nt
Vancouver
Generiil
HneniMtl.
are
shof.-n
fcpne
n
tawir
ree?iitlfv-(beaV'Cl.
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incubators,
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loiiiutoes.
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and
boy
w"
born
Mts-
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thinks
he'U
be
forced
to
leave
the
university
l
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universjiy
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Crtiumma.
of
only
f
loe
Eirtntniy
under
the
u.
5.
veterans
to
upn(rt
Lhern
since
he
receives
an
allowance
aTtta,
"ife
f
a
U.S.
Marine
Corps
Veteran
r,ow
vefcftuiDle
Marrow,
Jb.
.
fjifuanh
lb
CaDned
tenerat.les
Dili
Pickies,
gal
Cut
Green
Beans,
fey
16
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bill
of
rights.
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Photo
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trs."
She
will
make
a
stop-over
la
Winnipeg
and
a
trip
to
Snow
Lake,
the
home
of
her
son
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Durham.
Expecting
to
be
away
for
several
months,
she
hopes
to
also
visit
cities
and
resorts.
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Butedale
reduction
plants
are
drawing
supplies.
Last
reports
to
the
DoriMnion
Fisheries
showed
thirty
seiners
at
Kwak-shtia.
Seining
was
voluntary
Water
fron
it
jno.
read,
itfiicy
m
Mled
Vegetables
....
.23
Diced
Beets.
or
tir.
.Jti
Wax
Beans.
Choice
9
Mixed
ueas
and
carrots
2for.35
Pumokin
2
for
25
Bilked
Bean.
2Q-'Ji.
tin
2a
baK-ei
Beans,
15-oj.
tin
U
I
Tomatoes
28
oc
21
1
ft
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v
home
built
right
never
too
cold
or
too
hot
,to
Build
HOW
and
Estimate-:
Wx
iRFER
&
i
stopped
last
evening
until
noon
JOB'S
DAUGHTERS
DANCING
PARTY
Sunday.
The
weekly
close
sea-
'--.Whips
w)n,
set
by
the
department,
is
from
noon
Saturday
to
noon
A
dancing
party
was
the
so-Pnnriav
Kwakshua
Channel
cial
feature
of
the
monthly
meet-runs
west
from
FitzfctiBh
Sound
,
ln
01
4oo
s
Daughter
i"
Mason-to
Island
Temple
last
night.
Music
was
the
north
of
Calvert
'RIDDEN
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Ouarv
i.
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,
fitit
;
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Keet
Medium
cartons
.......
i'itiictu.
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Orade,
lb.
...
MitTuarine.
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BANK
NOTES
Shown
above
is
one
of
the
earliest
Bank
of
Montreal
bills,
issued
soon
after
the
bank
was
founded
in
1817.
Below
it
is
a
five-dollar
bill
issued
in
1942
,the
last
year
the
B
of
M
issued
'
its
own
money.
The
old
bill
show's
a
picture
of
Montreal
harbor
in
the
early
1800's,
while
the
recent
one
carries
pictures
of
the
late
George
W.
Spinney
.president,
and
B.
C.
Gardner,
then
general
manager,
and
now
president,
of
the
bank.
In
case
it's
not
the
bank-notes
that
Interest
you,
her
name
is
Patricia
Plant,
of
the
B
of
M's
head
office
in
Montreal.
i
hv
tsrira
ThomDson
on
the
niano
iSTKAf-l-'RS
W
Bt
II
HERS
and
lies
about
six
miles
-cast
of
Namu.
Honored
iQu;n
Donna
McAr-
Enlarged
Nelson
Bros.
Pert
Edward
Want
Starts
Operating
on
Herring
Kwaksha
is
liounte-
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121
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thur
presided.
Alex
Mitchell
was
master
of
ceremonies.
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Choese
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Milk.
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Source
I
B.
C.
Steamships
freighter
.
jAla.ska
irince,
Capt.
T.
Gn-
I'oit
Edward
redvKCtitWJ
plant
ef
itffl
BrOS.
rick,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
UsherieS-
W
bn-h
has
jyPt
completed
Wi'UsS
program
Thursday
at
S
p.
ra.
from
Alice
.
,
.
,
i
j-
'Arm
wliere
it
took
on
a
ship-
of
extensions
during
tbe
pat
(
ineadmg
n-tme(lt
of
140
tons
of
conwn.
larfrement
from
Hi
to
25
tons
houriy
capacity
and
the
trates
from
Torbnt
mine
for
,
I
Vancouver.
The
vessel
left
for
t,
'
...uiA.
whKh
will
Vi
installation
equipment
01
evaporatHij;
Vmi
Edward
Friday
aflerno0ll
I
um,
tar
j
case
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kmr
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Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs.
..
Flout.
4't,
No.
1
Wheat
I
Flour,
24's
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
Bant-,
Monday,
Wednesday.
Frldaj
i:00
pjn.
From
tbe
Kasi
Tueaday,
Thursday,
Satnxda;
66
hard
3
6fi
Highest
duality
in
Your
Printing
l.BJ
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iuii
Cnflrr
1
Coffee
lb
62r
usel
to
manufacture
protein
feed
prodiacts
from
-,t;
unload
cement
for
the
coi-
AvaH
yourself
of
our
experit.!m'c
and
versatility.
I
Tea
IleLuxe
auantitv
lb
1
1)3
umbia
Cellulose
Company.
The
j
10:15
p.m.
quids
which
up
to
now
hav
bffn
thrown
awav.
started
oo-:
Nelson
Bros.
will
also
be
sein-
vessel
will
be
loaded
with
a
DIBB
PRINTING
CO
.2
.33
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SNER
BLOCK
PHONE
23.4
,
IJfratums
today
on
herrin?
ing
herring
for
Print
Rupert
shipment
of
canned
salmon
be-f.-sm
for
Tore
for
Vancouver
leaving
Co-operative
Fishermen's
a
bi
r..n
t
Kwaksha
war
Bella
Beila.
The
company's
halibut
toatt.
,
Sunday.
packer
Audrey
D
Capt
John'
"I
'
Blum,
arrived
at
the
plant
last
Following
suspension
over
the
Replacing
the
Camosun
on
night
with
150
tons
of
herring
Christmas
and
New
Year
holl-"
ih
f
uanmnver
to
gainst
Cold
!
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FURNACE
OrAJur
Juice
j
Blended
iC.raij-lruit
Tomatoes.
2G-DZ.
ca
i
28-o.
gallon
ADiiie.
20-oz.
tin.
a
lor
I
48-oz
,
Canned
rruits
Pineapple,
crushed
Pieces,
20-ox
.
'
AnrtcoU.
20-oz
CtiiaTies,
ancy,
20-ox.
..
Uinaiioerrics.
20-oz
Peaches,
choice
r
-
-i
tara
:
Pure,
lb
.
'
Shortening
AIRS
&
RENEWALS
LOCKER
PLANT
I
4n
in
and
eight
or
nine
vessels
are
cays,
seining
is
going
Pi'inno
Pnnart
?irrl
Cittern
Oh
fir-
.34'
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.41
;
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.33
.
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i
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.31
i
cue
in
before
tonight
with
.omc
lively
at
Kwakshua
now
and
UnUm
laoo
tons
Manager
Harry
Ro-
on
Friday
dlnS.
f
ch.lcotin.
with
Capt.
Harry
arrived
.
Dins
saia
mis
murning
wmi
mc
iisnenes
wince,
ouu
ui
.
i
McLean
in
command,
tJ
-i
THOM
i'KT
METAL
LTD.
15c
HALIBIT
(chunks)
Excellent
clipped
In
batter
and
ried
in
deep
fat
or
boiled
and
served
with
mushroom
or
tomato
snuce.
I
II.I.I-.IS
f
RKD
COD
34c
lb
SOLE
3c
lb
HALIBUT
52c
lb
SAI.MOK
'Sr
lb
yesterday
af-'
jcain,
wuuiu
oe
upenito
vii
.
n'ere
uuitm
mici
n,uv
.
,
.
1,1
P0r1,
ai
-Z.JU
ot
1
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rf
kn.
Vi
v...
l.n.
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nrp
Ull
1
V
I
UUI9UAJT.
KAAJ
...
...
.
ht
th.
moving
from
Uie
lower
main-
ternoon
and
sailed
at
10
p.m.
for
Masset
Inlet
ports
whence.
herring
run
continues.
From
lift
tn
1
IK
nx-crvm.
an,
in
A
nl
.
Soap
Hand
miiu
and
West
"xv
Coast
of
Van
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c
v-
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,
,
.
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,m,.,i
Soud.
face,
bar
-
IS
Oysters
2pt.
45c
fchiimp
Meat
l2
lb.
Uoc
Laundry,
cake
Z
tor
.2
lilovment.
In
addiUon
to
put-
j
oouver
Island
to
Kwakshua
,
'.,
r.m
at
.
Coming
a
south
p.rr.
ling
up
a
big
pack
of
products'
from
which,
in
addiUon
to
Fort
W3n'"1"
v
Powders,
laree
Soao
.3
RUPERT
FREEZING
CO.
LTD,
226
2tm1
Aw.
.FJione
Red
367
through
the
reduction
plant,
toward,
Namu,
Alert
Bay
and
'
.45
i
special
call
at
Port
Vr,rA
Hardy
to
disembark
thirty
employees
of
Dominion
Construction
Co.
Ltd.
tnroute
to
Port
Alice
to
reconstruct
the
sawmill
of
the
B.C.
Pulp
St.
Paper
Co.
there
wMch
I
r?il
i
1950'
and
EATON'S
renews
its
pledge
To
bring
you
quality
merchandise
at
fair
prices.
To
give
you
the
same
high
standard
of
service.
To
maintain,
for
your
protection,
the
same
rigid
inspection
of
all
goods
sold
under
the
EATON
name.
To
adhere
to
the
same
strictly
accurate
description
and
illustration
in
its
advertising.
And,
as
always,
to
stand
proudly
behind
its
Guarantee
T.EATONC
Chjrrici.
V,
lb.
pkt.
...
Coconut.
16
Mmond
P.t
lb.
....
Fruit
Cake
Mix,
lb.
UuU'R.
lancv.
1
lb.
ckt
Sedless
Raisins.
2
lbs.
Seeded
Raisins,
2
lbs.
Stalled
WainuU,
it).
Shelled
Almonds.
6
oz.
Shelled
BlU7ilS.
8
oz.
..
Shelled
Brazils.
U
lb.
Janu
-
ir
Strawherrv.
24
-oz.
Ra-jneiry,
24
ca..
Blackberry.
4-10
Cherry,
34
-oz.
PekCh.
4
lb.
Anilcot
4-lb.
.
-..
s!.':
a
k
kfti
was
recently
destroyed
by
fire.
!
Al
Namu
the
Chilcotin
dis
S
charged
22
employees
of
the
B.
MARCHAND
OIL
HEATERS-VORTEX
OIL
IUJRNERS
.
IRON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
Pliimbin";
&
Healing
Alteralions
SMITH
&"
ELKINS
LTD
C.
Packers
reduction
plant
which
is
resuming
operations
after
the
Christmas
and
New
IS
to
.2r
Canned
Souus
PHONE
174
BOX
274
Capt.
O.
Hendricksen
was
In
Prince
Rupert
again
yesterday
with
the
motorship
Sidney.
Ar
riving
from
Petersburg,
Alaska.
Nt'Ol'VER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
day,
9
p.m.,
Chilcotln
lay,
1:30
p.m.,
Coquitlam
I
A
KM,
STEWART
AND
FOKT
SIMPSON
Sunday.
11
pm.
FOK
SOl'TII
Ql'EES
IHRI.OTTE
ISLANDS
nilcotin,
January
13
It
27
10
p.m.
Kll!
NORTH
Ql'EEN
II
RI.OTTE
ISLANDS
iiilco'in
January
6
&
20
10
p.m.
YR.SK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
The
vessel
discharged
frozen
fisli
for
transshipment
east
over
Canadian
National
Railways
raid
returned
to
Alaska
yesterday
afternoon.
Meats
Turkev
.'.
fi5-70e
Roasting
Chicken,
lb
62,
Hnm.
boned
and
rolled,
lb
9)
Ham.
reg.
lb
70
Bologna,
lb.
4o
Weiners
48
Gariic
Bautatfe.
lb
58
Bacon,
pkg.
"
j
lb.
-
50
Bacon,
side,
piece
:
85
o...iae
Hid.
io.
'2
Liver
Sausane,
lb
-
a?
Fresli
Pork
Ham.
lb
(fr
!
Pork
Chocs,
lb
w
Fork
SausaKe.
lb
C2
Steak.
T-Bone.
lb
7r
StHk
rminri
ih
.75
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PHONE
363
For
Estimates
and
Supplies
STARTS
to
work
in
2
seconds
1
Avi
iiuc
Phone
568
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&
Currie
Ltd.
Builders
and
Controctcrs
Pork
Tenderloin,
lb
H.
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mav
be
variations
in
nrices
In
various
stores
depend-1
inu
on
whether
siiecial
or
j
standard
aualities
are
listed.)
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ROYAL
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SNOWSl'lTS
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Away
From
Homa
K'iiiims-
Hot
and
Oold
water
SEE
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NOW
FOR
EQl'IPMENT
Swedish
I-amirnted
Skis
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Rupert
Florists
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All
Occasions
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Tel
77'
Roots,
Poles
Waxes
Harness
Cables
Elc.
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B.C.
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DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
622
W.
3rd
Ave.
PHOTO
FRAMES
Frame
Type
Mounts
See
our
fine
selection
of
glass
and
metal
frames
WRATHALL'S
Photo
Finishing
in
Iron
and
Brass
Oaswngs
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Its
3
V
V
NOW
AVAILABLE
I
COLD
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHTNERy
Qood
Food
For
Tasty
Meols
'Reasonable
Prices
lin,!
Dishes
a
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Give
your
car
protection
from
today's
snow
ridden
streets
and
freezing
temperatures.
Let
us
give
it,
the
care
it
needs.
Drive
up!
Moving,
Packing,
Crating,
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
Lindsays
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
riiones
60
and
69
acx
Cafle
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
IT'S
A
BIO
PLACE
NOW
At
midnight
Dec.
31,
Ottawa
became
nearly
five
times
larger
than
Its
original
6,000
acres.
The
solid
black
line
on
this
map
indicates
the
new
boundaries,
the
dotted
line
the
boundary
before
Jan.
1.
The
growth
reaulted
from
annexation
of
JS.OOO
acres
of
land
in
the'
adjoining
townships
of
Nepean
and
Gloucester.
iVnW
portions,
marked
RockctLte
and
Eastvlew,
are
villages
likely
to
be
annexed
in
19
J
These
areas
are
all
involved
In
th
new
na-
tlonal
capital
planning
scheme.
(CP.
Photo)
Bumpei
to
Bumpe'
Know-How
1
Aw.
Opp.
Rupert
Hotel
7;0
am.
to
3:30
a.m.
'ne
173
for
Outside
Orders
a