t
Mrs.
Florence
Ilrchirchck
3
Prince
Runrrt
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
18,
1950
removed
from
her
home
at
11
was
L"
Confirmations
At
enient
Eighth
Avenue
East
by
ambu
lance
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-
I
.1
m
rL..-L
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
(today)
W.
L.
Johnson,
O.
Laferr,
Carl
Toma,
S.
D.
Johnston,
A.
Allen.
To
gandspit
(today)
Eugene
McKay,
F.
R.
Ri'-hardson.
From
Vancouver
(Monday)
Miss
F.
Hilton,
R.N.,
J.
H.
Wlll-
eral
Hospital
at
8
o'clock
Monday
LUIIIClQII
vIlUlUl
'light.
-i
1
.
'
Confirmation
,.
utrvices
wen-
Tonight's
incoming
train
is
re-
held
Sunday
at
the
St.
Paul's
An
Informal
business
meeting
uy
members
of
th
the
ported
two
hours
and
thirty
Lutheran
Church
for
a
class
ol
illfe"
.
lllh
Clut).
,L,
Boxing
anant,
Catholic
,
April
27.
Bake
Sale
ltc
.
Ojrdon
unci
An-
(.
Moose
Novelty
''lc,
lt
,
i,,
i
lip
new
tlon's
h
11
0I"ganiza-
minutes
late.
This
would
make
five
girls
and
two
boys.
Rev.
Eari
iams,
Miss
M.
Steeves
R.N.,
J.
was
dirt
h
t'
n'Sht'
U
the
arival
tlme
12:45
midnl8ht.
Soiland
officated
at
the
service
Morgan,
F
C.
Bowser,
W.
York,
.
.
.
,
...
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V
v
v..
ia.u
nivmvCi
3
WCIC
1
1
ill
Ui
'
VIWU1UV,
A,
a.
meeting
this
week.
old
logger
who
fell
from
a
tree
Roy
Mostad,
Joyce
Sylvia
Strand,
Elliot,
M.
Whiteman,
M.
Ross,
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston
left
on
today's
plane
for
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
VOIR
SPRING
PLANTING!
The
finest
selections
of
gladiola
bulbs
and
rose
bushes
now
at
Balagno
Florists.
Green
787.
(hi
The
new
telephone
directories
for
Prince
Rupert
are
now
being
distributed.
The
directories
are
being
sent
through
the
mall.
Don't
forget
W.O.TM
Nov-
Mol'San's
lumber
camp
on
the
Helen
Louise
Olson,
Myrtle
Alict
Birt,
B.
Hug,
O.
Sofir
elty
Spring
Tea
Wednesrtav
"u,ly
w
tnarluue
anas,
.u
jean
Miner,
verna
Lenore
Nil-
From
Sandspit
(Monday)
D.
HI
t
anc
Jones,
Mr.
Wahl
and
son.
was
flown
from
Prince
Rupert
to
SOn,
Edith
Yvonne
Kildal
o'clock
at
New
Vancouver
is
now
ln
the
general
Stanley
Arthur
Kaardal.
afternoon
2
Moose
Temple,
AprU
,H
(It
i
hospital
there,
being
treated
for
x
"?
-t.
I
?
I
Av
r
H$
'a
i
Mrs.
Richard
M.
Bumct.t.
nil
an
injury
to
the
spine.
Word
from
Vancouver
says
his
general
condition
remains
fairly
good.
The
church
was
decorated
,
with
tulips,
narcissi,
daf
fodiLs
I
and
carnations.
The
class
wore
white
robes
ornamented
with
,
corsages.
"
-
i
L
SprUig
Sa2?:
arrive
ln
the
city
on
the
Prince
Regular
monthly
meeting
o
Rupert
tomorrow
morning
from'
Vancouver
to
attend
the
funeral
of
her
father,
the
late
J.
E.
Bod-
Apl.27,
28
and
29.
and
Sule.
Ladies1
"centre
April
29.
1I16
sale
and
Teu.
die,
i
Mrs.
Coughlin
New
President
Charged
With
'Father's
Death
A
smoke
scare
in
the
kitchen
of
the
residence
of
Edward
Mar-
I
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of.
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Thursday,
AprU
20th
,1950,
Ladies
Lounge
Civic
Centre,
t
p.m.
All
ladies
interested
pleasa
attend.
(H
Mrs.
Martin
Miller
arrived
ln
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week.
She
is
spending
the
week
in
the
city
with
h,er
daughter,
Miss
Marilyn
Miller.
1
rch
Mowers'
Day
sale.
Home
tin,
218
Ninth
Avenue
East,
I
called
out
the
fire
department
at
9:15
this
morning.
No
dam-
J
age
was
done.
Mrs.
Ed.
Coughlin
was
elected
president
of
the
Catholic
Women's,
League,
succeeding
Mrs.
Ed.
Telseth,
at
the
recent
;
CORNWALL,
Ont.
A
manslaughter
charge
was
laid
Mon-!
day
against
Maurice
Leger,
14-year
old
cripple,
who
surrendered
to
police
Saturday
after
his
fa-
.jnciatiun
School,
The
STETSOIl
Whippet
,v
4,
2
p
m.
annual
meeting.
Other
officers
are:
ital.
combine
vi-
Mrs.
'
ther
had
been
stabbed
to
death
J-,
Mrs.
Leger
told
the
police
that
her
husband
had
often
beaten
William.
Cruickshank,
district
'
passenger
agent,
Canadian
Na-J
tional
Railways,
left
on
last
eve-
j
ning's
train
for
a
brief
business
i
'
trip
to
the
Interior.
He
will
be
.0.
May
5,
7:30.
First
Vice-President,
Richards.
Mrs.
the
boy
without
reason.
She
aaid
he
had
been
drinking
before
the
U
Ni'iht
May
3
Missionary
Tea
May
11th.
Second
Vice-President,
Dennis
Mulroney.
Third
Vice
-
President,
The
sleek,
trim
lines
of
the
Stetson
Whippet.
..and
the
bold
sweep
of
its
bound
brim.
..help
to
give
you
that
confident,
up-and-coming
look
that
says
you're
"going
places."
And
the
Whippet
is
going
places,
too
it's
America's
favorite
hatl
STEAMSHIP
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
boy
came
home
and
a
fit-tit
Mrs.
back
tonight.
The
incident
late
Saturday
V1CKERS
It
DISTILLED
IN
CANADA
ANOISOIST
1
1
1
U
T
I
D
tvCalvfTl
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
div
played
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
of
br
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
started.
May
13.
night
on
Second
Avenue
near
the
;
r
la
.ay
18.
The
youth
has
been
crippled
since
birth
and
wears
a
peg
leg.
-If
AM)
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
ln
which
an
Indian
boy
was
struck
by
a
car
was
not
a
hit
and
run
case.
The
0tyCHOOSt
YOUR
FLAVOUR
:.
alter
spendinj
iays
at
his
home
.aits,
returned
on
Sunday
afternoon
,is
High
School
driver
of
the
oar
in
question
stop
Schaeffer.
Corresponding
Secretary,
Mrs.
G.
P.
Lyons.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Mrs.
G.
R.
'
Brett.
Father
F.
Rayner
O.M.I.',
and
others
present
expressed
appreciation
to
Mrs.
Telseth,
the
retiring
president,
for
her
tireless
and
effective
efforts
on
behalf
of
the
league.
Delegates
were
appointed
to
the
Women's
Co
-
ordinating
i
r
i
1
ti
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C,
ped
immediately,
picked
the
lad
up
and
the
police
were
immediately
notified.
Kenneth
Leckle
and
Stewart
Marrs
of
the
federal
income
tax
department
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
Sunday
evening
t
ct
a
xr
k
ONYM
HIHIO
ANY
NVM
SJVH
NOS131S
iiyjM
3U014
3UOH
RANCE
T
h
origin
OVALTINI
you
havo
always
onj
Council,
Girl
Guides'
Association,
ME
TAX
from
Vancouver,
they
will
be
here
for
the
next
ten
days
to
as
PREPARED
sist
local
people
In
the
making
up
of
their
Income
tax
returns.
They
are
making
their
head
JORUM
EK
Red
Cross
Society,
Cancer
ety,
displaced
persons
committee
and
Music
and
Drama
Festival.
The
annual
reports
showed
a
busy
and
successful
year
with
.
various
functions
and
activities.
fAILTi.
Near
CFHHi
CLEAR
UP
YOUR
!
Skin
Troubles
Enoff
ptmc'iption
especially
iccom-mendtd
for
skin
troubles,
Ectcma,
Skin
Itch,
Athlete's
Foot,
Psoriasis,
pimples
and
rashes.
For
speedy
relief
set
3
ois.
of
ExoK
Concentrated.
For
dry
and
cracked
skin
also
obtain
li
oi.
Enoff
Ointment
lor
occasional
application.
Available
at
quarters
at
the
National
Employment
Service
office.
At
ll
Jrw
m4
UJ
trt.
SINGER
Vt'e
repair
all
makes
Sewing
Machines
WORK
GUARANTEED
For
Free
Estimates
Phone
864
,
Singer
Sewing
Centre
all
drue
stores.
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SKIN'
-
cifTaOUtt.t
-''7
Where
does
the
money
go?
383
TAXI
Now
at
Your
Service
mum
PRINCE
RUPERT
REALTY
COMPANY
MOVED
to
608
3rd
Ave.
West
.
Over
Broadway
Cafe
Phone
667
;
...
1
.jfA
CALL
383
CABS
TO
THE
Vwv,w
INDUSTRY
V)
-
too
j
ospfrr
I
Qood
Food
.st
Quality
Meats
and
For
Tasty
Mea,s
tables
,
At
Reasonable
Prices
k
j
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
Reliable
Service
I
CHOP
SUEY
i
CHOW
MEIN
PERT
lHFR
jRexCalle
'
2nd
ATe.
Opp.Rupert
notel
7:00
a
m.
to
3:30
a.m.
!'
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders
"
'
Mermen
-
;
.-.
At
times
most
of
us
have
looked
at
purse,
wallet
or
bankbook,
and
wondered:
"Where
does
the
money
go?"
"You
may
have
wondered,
too,
where
does
our
money
qo
the
money
we
receive
for
gasoline,
fuel
oil,
lubricants
and
other
products
we
sell.
Well,
last
year
each
dollar
we
received
went
this
way:
CRUDE
OIL
and
other
raw
materials
took
more
than
hall
of
each
dollar.
MANUFACTURING
AND
PACKAGING
took
rnnra
than
11
cents.
Costly
equipment
and
INSURANCE
DAY
or
NIGHT
.
;
Stand
733
2nd
Ave.
At
the
Washington
Block
'
58.83
cents
REAL
ESTATE
RENTALS
e-rw
I'-
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAYS1
m
fn
.68
cents
skilled
workers
were
needed
to
make
the
640
products
we
supplied
for
thousands
of
uses.
HI
TRANSPORTATION
loo--
the
next
big
bite
of
the
dollar.
Products
moved
over
wide
areas'
to
serve
every
community
in
Canada.
During
.76
tents
1949
we
paid
more
than
$34
millions
lor
railway
freight
alone.
MARKETING
was
next.
Marketing
brought
you
tie
products
vou
needed
when
and
where
you
WATCH
REPAIRS
IF
IT
CAN'T
BE
FIXED
DON'T
THROW
IT
AWAY
A
liberal
allowance
will
be
allowed
as
a
trade
in
on
a
new
1950
Model
MANSON'S
tmonufocture
and
stock'muf
fieri
needed
them
.
.
..power,
heat
and
lubricants
for
factory,
home
and
farm.
Marketing
sup
Nucrs,
expansion
tanks,
exhaust
8.31
cents
"olers,
halibut
shutes
H
SHEET
METAL
WORKS
plied
your
neighborhood
dealer,
that
independent
businessman,
so
that
he
could
serve
you
conveniently
and
dependably.
TAXES
to
provincial
and
federal
governments
took
7.53
cents.
And
this
did
nor
include
7.53
cents
gasoline
tax,
which
depending
on
where
you
live
took
from
2
1
to
33
cents
out
of
every
dollar
you
spent
for
standard
grade
gasoline.
PROFIT
was
3.B9
cents
out
of
each
sales
dollar.
YOUR
FRIENDLY
JEWELLER
Box
998
Prince
Rupert.
3rd.
Ave.
BOULTER
&
WELTER
'Formerly
B
&
W
Transfer)
We're
Going
to
the
Dogs!
3.89
cents
fnur
patrons
to
know
of
the
change
of
Of
this
2.25
cents
wen!
to
shareholders
as
dividends.
The
rest
along
with
money
we
borrowed
and
obtained
by
sales
of
investments
was
put
back
into
the
business
to
replace
worn
out
equipment,
to
provide
new
equipment
and
make
sure
that
we
can
continue
to
supply
your
needs
in
the
future.
ne,
fhone
and
Office
Phone
Black
774
lccl
T.
Norton
Youngs,
3rd
Avenue
With
a
New
Stock
of
Dog
:
Collars,
leather
and
chain
leashes
and
harness,
rub-,
ber
banes
and
balls
u-,
CALL
IN
TODAY
"
'Bringing
you
oil
is
a
big
job
:
;;and
a
costly
one
""""
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f
f.
V
W
J
j
mutxn
j
2
518
3rd
Ave.
P.O.
Box
1118
rhone
Red
400
NEW
SPRING
ARRIVALS
SUITS
resfimukcl's
'n
Checks
and
Gabardines
from
$22.95
tiaburdino
.
c
A
r
u
c
Flannel
i
L
A
C
K
from
$3.95
FOR
APRIL
SHOWERS
Umbrellas
as
low
as
$3.25
Cotton
Prints
in
latest
spring
les
from
$2.95
to
$7.95
J
IMPERIAL
OIL
LIMITED
1TO
lP
M'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
McBrlde
Street