Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
April
2S,
1950
,
If
eggs
are
stored
at
room
tern-1
perature,
they
may
lose
as
much
j
!
in
quality
In
three
days
as
those
tkept
two
weeks
In
a
good
refrig-
Talent
and
Taste
In
1950
Hobby
Show
St0
Reduci
'
erator.
SALE
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
I
Miscellany
It's
business
wise
to
advertise.
It
pays
to
advertise.
iAppieciation
;
Of
Art
Seen1'
Civic
.Centre
Activities
In
Handicrafts
;
Are
Featured
The
Hobbv
Show-
this
vear
centres
around
th
Teen
age
folks
have
also
been
I
very
busy
as
evidenced
by
the
excellent
photographs
shown
by
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
:
,
British
Columbia
O.
At-HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association
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ciuo
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ii-tino-
rt
PrinU
work
of
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re
1
siwn,
D!a;
double
brea,
Rupert's
citizenry
if
the
number
Classes
Tl
tne
CIVIC
Centre.
Displays,
in
mosi
cdie
markable
and
the
captions
are
of
visitors
attracted
to
the
hob-
include
the
tools
and
the
materials
Used
in
the
craft
Particularly
pertinent
Names
iby
show
and
art
display
is
any
.,
.
,.
.
,
,
.
,
as
taken
from
the
photos
are
Here'l
Prompt
Relief
Beyond
Belief
From
The
Pain
Of'
ARTHRITIS
RHEUMATIC
U
fiJi.vnj
Now
Only
as
wen
uic
1UU5IICT.1
xi
tiv.co.
h.
Mills,
k.
Morrison,
Alien
Bir
The
leathercraft
exhibit
displays
some
excellent
y,
Nancy
hhi,
Dave
Blackball
Marna
Mark,
Reg.
Ronald,
MenV
DRESS
!n
cheds,
ioo"0
Now
.
..
criterion.
The
interest
shown
in
the
collection
of
pointings
by
Jean
Park
Cameron
and
in
all
the
other
exhibi'ors
would
indicate
that
the
art
display
is
a
main
attraction.
Cne
senses
the
enthusiasm
of
the
members
of
the
local
Art
workmanship.
There
are
expert-.
ly
tooled
handbags,
brief-cases,
j
them
reflnished
a
small
piece
of
loose-leaf
binders,
slippers,
belU,
furniture.
In
this
group
are
en-change-
purses,
key
cases,:
book-
tries
by
Mjs.
Boas,
Mrs..
O.
Far-ends
and
other
articles.
Mrs.
R.
j
ward,
Mrs,
P.
Forman,
Mrs.
Try
prompt-otlnr.
y-to-tok
DOI.CIN
Ttlta
.
.
.
now
ltvaiia),lv
in
three
convenient
tlfte
butUee,
st
rMnnlle
cult,
Mt
I)
dru
iutra,
Acdmmert
by
rrHe,.i
sufferer
everywhere,
jrou
can
reljr
on
thii
elfectiva
,ruluet
Id
rejit-ve
the
Rifi'ne
of
Arlhritie.
Illtrummtlun
lni.HriUr.
DOI.CIN
l
prarntJt
Wrfl
h
no
onleiie.nt
ftftrr
.Ti.ls.
(iet
bottle
of
genuine
Dill.
('IN
Men's
PASTS
r.
Croxford
and
Pheme
Fraser.
The
Junior.
Girl.
Weavers
have
made
a
cosy
and
colorful
afghan
which
is
to
be
raffled.
Besides
thTs
there
are
tea
cosies
and
pot-holders.
""lure,
various
coior-
Reg.
$15.00
Now
i
.'lil,
U
cui
let
Utinr
Bil
jo
nnii
new,
1
romfnrting
rWM
.
.
.
!
IUU
Ublru
Cameron
has
several
fine
purses
Parsons.
on
display
Other
exhibitors
are
j,
.
Smartly
tailored
sulLs,
dress-Mrs.
Serber.
Mrs.
IU
Long;
Mrs.
ei.
a
child's
outfit
remade
from:
V
Clot'a
scrutiny
of
the
Stamp,
for
W.-2U
'J'rt'
;":
'""'
!
;
Men's
WORK
Pr
-T
1
Vr,,.,
1
Ilk
inikriA.
,
Now
Men's
WORK
SHIRtJ
C.
A.
Berner,
M.
H.
Waters,
Mrs.
an
old
coat
and.
dainty
blouses
collecUon
displayed,
by,
the
G.
Redhead,
Mrs.
M.
Valderhaug,
are
displayed
by
some
of.
those
Junior.
Philatelic
Society.
will.
ex.
Mrs.
Boulton,
B,
Bei-g
and
Den
who
'
took,
the
Sewing
Course,
plain;
the
fascination,
of
tills,
nls
Adolph.
I
Exhibitors
are
Mrs,
M.
Valder-
hobby
The
home
furnishings
group
liaug.
Mrs.
J.
DeLorme,
Mrs.
Moccasins
In
all
sizes,
mada
wen
made
pre
shrunk
f
Club
from
thtv
surprising
array
'
of
paintings
exhibited.
The
pic-'
ture
subjects
are
mainly
"still
I
life,"
landscapes
and
character
'
studies.
So
i'ar
all
reflect
ths
I
talents
and
influence
of
their
teacher,.
Miss
Jeanne
Faure.
To
j
untrained
eyes,
some
of
the
pic-
tures
by
Ruta
Harvey,
hanging
beside
those
of
Miss
Faure.
are
,
not
easily
distinguishable
from
Tle
Older
Citizen
TT-':
VtRE
IS
GREAT
NEED
for
the
study
of
the
problem
created
by
the
increasing
number
of
persons
hi
society
who
are
old
only
in
terms
of
years,
states';
;n
editorial
in
the
current
issue
of
the
magazine
HEALTH,
published
by
the
Health
La:ite
of
Canada.
,
The
ruthlessness
of
modern
competition
and
the
enthusiasm
and
energy
of
youth
have
contributed
to
tht
(lis:i(lvantajie
of
the
older
section
of
the
population.
Industry
is
discouraging-
the
employment
of
puiVoY)s
over
a
certain
ag-ei
either
because
such
employment
interferes
with
their
pension
schemes
or,4Hcause
younger
persons
have
more
ability
or
energy
and,
hence,
may
turn
out
more
goods
to
the
profit
of
industry.
!
'A't
the
moment
we
do
not
nronose
to
artme
Now
Boys'
PA.NTS9W,'
RIAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
have
recovered
everything
from
Priest..
Mrs.
Anne
Kelly,
Kath-
by
nauve
folk
in
Fort
St
John
overstuffed
chairs
to
delicate
u
en
Smith,.
Mrs,
H.
Humphrey
hflve
b(,en
sent
to
re
Hobby
lampshades.
Quite
a
number
of
and
Mrs.
D,
Forward.
Special
Boys'
TEE
SHIRTS-,
shades.
Reg.
$1.25,
?ow
Only
Rfc
E..
Mortimer
32
'2nd
Ave.
'
iNRar
CFPR
ni'iVurwrWr
Show
to
be
sold.
Natives
from
Kitwanga
have
spun
wool;
and:
knit
their
famous
Indian
sweaters,
also
to
be
sold.
An
exhibit
from
Smlthers
Includes
dyed
burlap
shopping
bags,
embroidered
In
woo
!,
which
are
for
sale.
There
are
other
knit
garments
as
well
as
crocheted
articles
entered
by
Sylvia
Johnson
and
Mrs,
Tweed
Pvhihita
rtu
vmtner
fnlt4
ftnmf
them.
Local
artists
exhibiting
pictures
are
Ruth
Harvey.
M.
Mc-Leod,
E.
ChrlMie.
Grace
Green,
RiU
Rogersu.i,
Kathleen
Hill.
Adele
Davidso
i.
Mary
Smith,
Mrs.
McCarthy,
Eiler
Husvik.
Hazel
Hopkins,
Grace
Priest,
Jimmy
Baldwin,
Andrew
Wasend,
and
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
.
.
.
a
nd
Rem
iniscea
The
first
Great
War
started
In
that
the
next
atomic
weapon
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Whether,
in
disdaining
the
;ifhiVp
sinri
utaaAv
!
Annette
Rogers.
tpst
will
be
at
Enlwetok
Atoll
U,
Q
thfim
outstanding
the
Marshall
Islands,
far
in
Uie
vor
g
hand
nooked
ru!J
A
i
,
.
.
Paintings
exhibited
by
the
Berlin.
So
did
the
second.
And,,
if,
internationally
speaking,
the
elorv
of
oeace
as-
a
first
cliLs
OPTOMETRIST
I
Pointing
&
Decor)
WALLPAPER
HANOI
!
SPENCEiVJ
Quesnel
Art
Club
drew
varied
made
by
Shirley
Haug-an:
a
comment.
One
lady
declared
she
ideft
dMs
not
stikl,
th.
world
Phone
souin
facino
a
part
oc
me
universe
sometimes
thought
of
as
a
sort
of
earthly
Eden,
but
more
than,
likely,
an
impression'
subject
to
correction.
But
if
Enl-welok
is
divinely
fair,
it
would
could
never
'.earn
to
,
appreciate.
Ilncluding
RlUBW.
go
wiU
the
j
modern
Ideas
of
color
effects.
A
tnlr(j
'
;
southern
visitor
to
the
city
re-
I
Tr.kt
that
fUP
apPear-l
The
docks,
raUway
station.
uj
(qer
employees,
industry
is
working
to
its
own
disadvantage,
insofar
as
immediate
results
are
concerned.
Here
the
remarkable
results
achieved
in
mrrrnrfields
by
older
people
give
us
food
for
thought.
Experience
and
stability,
the
product
of
experience,
flroufd
surely
be
disregarded
with
cautjon.
'
Quite
aside
from
this
question,
the
percentage
Jrkn
Bulger
I
H.
Third
Avenue
Satin-Glo
iF:"mus'
lU.u
Court
House
and
aner
a
whUe
of
lnings
to
snoot
off
a
blast
tne
mere
love
or
painting
rather
hand
knit
sweater
made
by,
Sheila
Bennett;
"The
Seven
Dwarfs"
in
woodwork
by
Brian
Roberts;
model
airplanes
mad"
by
Arthur
Parent.
j
The
displays
by
the
Conrad
Street,
Borden
Street
and
the
Booth
School
attract
the
attention,
of
both
the
children
and
the
adults.
Children
are
anxious
to
point
out
their
own
work-parents
like
to
admire
it
'and
both
like
to
compare
It
with
the
work
of
other
pupils
and
other
schools.
the
liquor
vendor's
storei
and
from
hell
In
the
middle
of
It.
than
just
to
produce
a
picture.
PRODUCTS
That
picture
has
humor",
she
remarked,
pointing
to
one
entitled.
-Quesnel
Back.
Yard",
which
among
ether,
things
shows
for
Walls,
Woodwork
and
Furnihj
,PJder
People
in
each
community
is
sure
to
steadily
increase
as
preventive
medicine
becomes
more
and
mora.
effective
in
younger
age
groups.
If
society
in
general
and
industry
in
particular
do
not
utilize
the
services
of
older
people
in
science,
then
the
younger
cfrlration
will
be
forced
into
the
position
of
sup-portfStr
the.
older
eeneration.
bv
their
own
efforts.
hotel
will
be
contributing
to
.
Second.
Avenue
traffic:
It's
In-
.
Having
been
a
halibut
con-creasing
and.
will
continue
to
do
sumer
several
times
each
week
for
so
It's
just
as
well
that
the
about
forty
years,
small
wonder
totem
pole,
erected:
In
the
centre
we
confess
to
being
fish
con-ot
the
junction
of
Second
AV-
sclous.
But
not
so
much
a
local
enue
and
Second
Street
years
duty
as
a
personal
preference.
ago.
did
not
remain
there
long.
-
.Both
taxi
drivers
and
hikers
have
.
,
Baseball
matches
are
interest-enough
to
worry
about.
.
.
bng
millions
In
different
parts
of
"
the
globe,
with
the
exception
of
I
a
cat
in
trie
act
of
raiding
a
gar-
bage
can.
"The
groupings
In
'
their
"still
lifes"
are.
artistically
'.
assembled
too."
she
said.
Thompson
Horl
Co.
Ltd.
.
,,
,
,
,
,
....
1
Many
visitors
thought
that
the
ATuTThe
more
older
people
who
are
summarily
dis-
exhibil
xom
t:he
c
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
and
local
barristers,
J.
T.
Harvey
and
R.
M.
MacLeod,
returned
to
the
city
on
last
nlght'i
train
from
Smlthers
Thre
seems
reason
for
belief
uncle
joe
atalin
and
his
crew.
-
Moving,
rVkinj,
Cr
missed
or
retired
and
left
to
their
own
resources,
tArt
ciub
showed
much
talent'
the
more
likely
the
oldsters
are
to
deteriorate
and
l
But
many
a1'
agreed
that
some
i
,
.
.
.
of
the
artists
tad
attempted
too
bet-re
a
real
burden
for
society.
-much
and
bad.
concentrated
on
DAV
Ott
NIGHT
Oi!
Burner
Service?
If
your
oil
burner
does
not
give
perfect
service
call
GORDON
RONSON
The
NEW
phone-
number
BLACK
503.
Gordon
D.
Honson
Oil
Burnqc
,
.
,
Specialist
All
work
is
backed
by
an
unconditional
guarantee
733
5th
West
.
Blnck
503
and
the
United
Nations..
The
latter
would
cheerfully
stage
any
where
a
session
of
County
Court
Shipping:
sad
Gd
Cartage
and
Sloti
was
held
this
week.
There
is
great
need
for
the
studv
of
the
problem
detail
at
th"
ePense
of
the
Street
Work
Bv
rrovmce
number
of
games
but
Joe
won't
play.
Neither
would
Hitler.
If
some
.
of
Europe's
headliners
would
look
more
to
sport
and
less
i
theme
ot
thc:r
painting.
Complete
Reliable
ai.,
ient
Service,,
also
ag-Caniillan
tift!S
Ain
tor
Oxygen,
Acetylf
The
Provincial
Department
of
pontics,
tnere
might
be
hap-
welding
supplies.
I
Cancer
Campaign
1
In
Cily
Now
On
Public
Works
will
not.
engage
in
P'
countries.
1
any
work
within
this
city
as
only
a
limited
amount
of
sur-,
Constable
Kidd,
on
duty
at
f
'I
r
i
o
n
H
tircn
rn
Hi.n
,,
i
'.
1
'
.Hi
-.,.
,.,.
V.
.
1
,
..
.
Lindsay's
Cartel
Storage
Limil
SINGER
We
repair
all.
makes
Sening
Machines
WORK
GUARANTEED
For
Free
Estimates
Phone
864
Singer
Sewing
Centre
tor.
2nd
ana
Park
Al
cceaiM
by-the-
increasing
number,
of
persona
in
f-joiety
who
are
old
only
in
terms
of
years..
Thl?
f1!?
of
Prevntive
medicine
is
not
only
to
make-impossible
for
people
to
live
longer,
but
also
to
see
to
iy"
that
longer
life
means
a
longer
period
of
physical
itd
mental
fitness.
It
is
the
problem
of
society
to-that
man
is
no
longer
as
old
as
his
years
but
a
oil
as
his
arteries.
As
long
as
his
arteries
hold
ouc,
society
should,
utilize
his
services
to
the
full
for
his
ovn-
happiness
and
the
welfare
of
his
fellow
man
t-1
which
he
is
still
able
to
contribute.
SUPPORT
CANCER
FUND
Est
010
Phono
H,
The
objective
this
year
of
the
I
-..
.r-,..
,.au
u.w
turce
M
cancer
campaign
in
Prince
Ru-
fu"derte,tf
year;
w.Uun
prevent
his
clothing
being
torn
the
municipalities
of
the
pro-
off
by
enthusiastic
Doukhobor
pert
is
$1
000
for
the
city
The
provincial
figure
is
$100.000.'
Botfci
Alderman,
Douglas
Friell
women.
They
managed
In
partly
objectives
are
identical
to
the
'
mint...
toId
b
.
E'
?
Jonfs;
1.
VY
f
J.
unbuttoning
his
tunic
before
he
A-
K..W1I-.
.
RADIO
REPAIRS-
ui
jmuin;
t
beat
tnem
Qff
,ad,es
CVJ(J
toria.
Aldermaa
Frtoell
spoKe-
ently
wW
to
SM
now
an
off;c;,
to
Mr.
Jones
earlien
this
month.
looks
In,
undicss
uniform.
WE
PICK
UP
AND
DELIVER
48
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KEN'S
718
2nd
Ave,
West
RADIO
CLINIC
Cm:
,
1&49
figures.
J
Campaign
manager,
is
Rev.
V.
I
Antrobus,
,
Response
was
very
good
last
j
year,
Mr.
Antrobus
stated
today,
i
and
it
is
hoped
the
people
of
;
Prince.
Rupert
will
make
as
good
i
a
showing
for
1950.
I
The
local
branch
of
the
So-j
ciety
raised
$1800
last
year
from
i
generous
persons
in
the
city
ami
j
district.
i
About
25.
canvassers
will
covpr
i
the
city.
in
reference
to
the
amount
ol
work
thfr
department
may
.
do
within,
the-
city
limits
of
Prince
Rupert
'
,
,
Mr.
Jones,
advised
the
alderman
that
the
'
department
had
heard:
a
new
route
entering
the
city
was
to
be
proposed,
and,
therefore,
had
no.
estimate
prepared
for
surfacing)
or
widen
njIXNIXC
MAY
1,
city
householders
will
be
)
confronted
by
individuals
requesting
rnoney.
Hut
do
not
close
the
door
in
haste!
Citizens
all
across
danada
for
the
past
few
weeks
have
enjoyed
th
privilege
and
how
it
is
Prince
Rupert's
turn
to
aid
a
worthy
organization.
BOULTER
&
WELTER
(Formerly
B
&
W
Transfer
I
We
wish
our
patrons
to
know
of
the
change
of
Name,
Phone
and
Office
-
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'
;
Phone
Black
774
(Office)
T.
Norton
Youngs,
3rd
Avenue
ing
and
of
the
present
rood
that
had
been
set
aside
"as
provincial
arterial
'
highways.
,
,
"I
explained
the
city
eouncifs
Ormes
n
1
Xo
many
people,
cancer
is
only
a
word.
But
to
'
thousands
of
others,
the
victims
who
suffer
from
j
tt;Q
rlre-rtd
disease,
the
five
letters
spell
misery,
pain
j
aruleath.
Jhe
Canadian
Cancer
Society,
this
year
ak
in
the
past,
have
sent
canvassers
to
the
doors
of
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.
urn
position
in
regard
to
the
present
state
of
McBrlde
Street
between
Second
and
Seventh
Avenuev
Mr.
Frizzell
said,
"and
.
Mr:
Jones
suggested
the
willingness
of
his
department
to
ca.operatc
-HEEDS,
'
AND
SUPPLIES
the
Pioneer
Druggisj
PRESCRIPTION
SERV
Canadian
homes.
Most
of
the
Dominion
has
subscribed
so
far
and
Prince
Rupert
is
one
of
the
last
cities
to
commence
a
campaign.
!
Although
yet
cimiparatively
new,
!
the
course
of
study
presented
by
i
chiropractic
colleges
today
com
pares
very
In
vol
ably
with
Daily
Delivery
Service
those
In
the
bet
medical
schools.
The
Phon
81
GARDEN
TOOLS
SEEDS
AND
FERTILIZERS
FENCING
AND
NETTING
with
the
city
council
and-asfcpd-that
our
city
engineer
submit
an
estimate
cm
cost
of
hard
sur-faceing
the
latter
streets."
If;
added
that
the
city
engineer
should
have
the
local
department
engineer
here
check
the
estimates
and
submit
the
total
cost
to
the
department
at-
Victoria.
!
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II
it
was
found
that
the
cost,
was
not
too
excessive,
Mr..
Jones
said,
the
department
might
authorize
the
work
being
done
with
city
equipment
and
Dumber
of
hours
spent
by
the
student
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c
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