prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
July
12,
1950
!
Belter
Community
Support
Is
RE-ROOFIHG!
Heeded
To
Keep
Museum
Going
TT
-
a
j
t
1
.
.
j
KALT
SHINGLES
the
overwhelming
now
10
eSXaDllsn
general
Community
acceptance
For
a
Hertz
U-Drlve
contact
William
Pllfold
and
son
are
of
the
greatly
improved
Prince
Rupeft
museum
and
.Fretl
Mever-
Phone
mo.
,
(i62
sailing
tomorrow
night
on
the
0f
(jiscriminuimy
numc-uwneis,
uuuaers
irchitects
from
coast
to
coast
are
made
by
BUILDING
PRODUCTS
rrmce
ivupert
lor
a
trip
to
van-
10
Droviae
liinris
npeessarv
frr
its
rontmued
oner-
J.
G.
steen
returned
to
th.?
1
1
..
.
...
couver.
tion
and
further
development
wert?
problems
occu-
my
on
the
Pr
uPfrrt
r,5
ft,
f:M
v,
',V,;u
,
,
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancou-
j
William
Terry
is
sailing
to
TED
the
largest
manufacturer
of
asphalt
jc
in
Canada.
I
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
foi
4
;
i
i
i
m
.
.
in
session
last
night.
rhnosc
your
roof
with
care-
specify
"B.P."
tcnii
wuere
ne
win
locate
Sons
or
Norway
meeting
on
at
8
after
havln
been
here
tor
the
12
ZTr
Wednesday,
,
77
and
July
"
p.m.
,
of
winter
safeguard
t
vear,
Mrs.
Terrv
and
The
board
heard
reports
on
slty
"
v
----v
.
.
.
IilDFB
11"""
OR
DIRECT
FROM
and
(or
themselves
marked
V
D
saw
f
W
Lilt-
101,
tl-J
111(41
WW
.
-
iui
:
.
..
.
.
.
...
,
care
and
,
,
the
,
fostering
-
.
,
of
.
m-
.
son
wili
be
leaving
later.
,.,
n
mi.
terest
generally
in
this
really
vtr.
p.
O.
Rozers.
represent-
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Frank
Warne,
assistant
chief
k.
i
''
,:-
the
special
summer
curator
and
l"Hrtnt
and
unique
com-
ing
McGlll
Securities
(P.C.)
Ltd.
r.O.
Boi
160
le
us
or
117
Prince
Rupert,
B.
u.
anthropologist
who
had
been
.'""""
,7
cu.
,
MMv
of
Vancouver,
will
be
here
for
supervisor
of
fisheries,
Van-reveral
days,
and
Is
resident
at
couver,
is
in
the
city
on
a
routine
cent
bv
the
University
of
British
and
u
more
effective
i"vvc
means
.nccmo
v..
of
di-
Cnlumhla
and
her
assistant
lne
xiuiet
rrince
nuperi.
ixispecyun
wur
ui
me
insure!.
lie
'
...t!..-
AHanMnn
nf
fAllHela
an."!
1
.
.
.
1
.
I
,
1
.
1
!
I
v
sT
est
in
men's
William
Ellis
and
Miss
Leoni"c""'8
uip;
was
m
uie
locai
onice
tms
morn
MINISTER
OF
SWEDEN
Continued
Irom
page
2)
'
1
-
CJSS
licrownnr
::',
'
visitors
to
the
museum
a.
a
Neuborth.
who
came
from
the
lng.
Mr.
Warne
was
formerly
Iniincenientft
result,
the
board
decided
to
seek
uPr.iuy
wu
waain
here,
University
university
of
or
Alaska
Alaska
at
at
Fair.
air-
supervisosr
co.operatlon
of
steamshlp
and
regular
monthly
business
lun-,
DanK8,
!
railway
companies.
Novel
whale-.
cheon
today.
Past
President
Miss
Annie
Lips,
principal
of
Appreciation
was
expressed
gRaDed
direction
sians
will
be
Maurice
Brydges
was
in
the
the
Terrace
elementary
school.
Bauar,
October
4
His
headquarters
as
minister
are
'at
Ottawa
and,
aa
consul-peneral,
''.
soft,
cool,
knit-
1.
IKCY
3v
XV
ted
jersey,
in
a
I-
k
s
yS-'
V
variety
of
mas-
-
of
the
good
work
which
has
piace(j
at
points
of
vantage
In-I
chair
in
the
absence
of
Presld-
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
night's
at
Montreal
October
18.
Bazaar,
Representative
local
citizens
been
done
by
these
young
people
ciucijn
the
wharves.
ent
A.
J.
Domlnato
who
is
on
a
.
train
from
the
interior
and
wili
.
F.iil
Haadr.
Oct.
ti.
,nrP
invlt.pri
bv
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i
In
Duttiniz
the
museum
on
its
ci,
1
,.t
nm.
nr,or.oir,n
vi
i
.1
on
v,
r,i
r
1
CKUibcr
27
'Hanson
to
meet
Mr.
and
Mrs.
feet
by
making
many
Interior
iecturM
on
cultural
subjects.
United
States
following
attend-
pert
fcr
Vancouver
to
spend
'
'
jwijkman
at
a
luncheon
in
the
changes
with
a
view
to
setting
group
visits
by
children
and
es-
ance
at
the
recent
Gyro
Inter-
holdays
in
the
south.
j
in
-
i
j
'
riff
Vi
a
rtlenlmii
n
n4
AvKIKW
a
in
...
t
"
trJI
and
a
tui
i
range
n
8l
AW
By
A
of
-id,
colors.
i
;
aar,
Nov.
z
ana
o.
Broadway
caie
toaay.
"'"J"
say
contests
were
among
means
national
convention
in
Banff.
I
--
iDewtr
aavaniage.
'suggested
for
arousing
of
public
run-
all
Bazaar,
-
.
auxiliary
J
,
deplrt1
in
pxnlnre
the
intro.t
in
tho
m.iKPnm
Have
your
diamond
ring
in
one
of
our
modern
YouH
be
surprised
at
the
possibilities
of
provincial
and
As
a
means
of
preventing
de-
Prince
Rupert
Florists
Flowers
for
All
Occasion
federal
government
aid
for
the
terioratlon,
suggestion
of
a
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
518
Tel.
771
News
of
Francois
Lake
1
1
"a"sc-
auy
ae
a
new
Ksidcnt
winter
caretaker
was
museum.
Later
there
may
be
a
I
,an
Fall
Bale
Nov.
18.
,.'s
Cnthcdral
Full
mnber
18.
(152)
f
campaign
to
popularize
the
1
made.
ring,
we
nave
samples
to
c
noose
from.
Bulger's.
(it)
'
7
i
,.
museum
among
the
people
of
Those
present
at
the
meeting
:
the
community
and
to
raise
the
(
were
J.
H.
Black,
chairman;
Rev.
funds,
-
estimated
at
-
a
possible
Basil
-
S.
-
Prockter,
-
,
secretary.
Aid.
Mrs.
A.
M.
Ingalls
and
daugh-
.ill
Da.aar
No
ember
j
Home
Conner
Cans
tot"
unari
a
ro
coiiinrr
Trn-WM"rri;
i
nn
Tiy
T
A
F
C
A
nrilrl
I
l
nA
A
k
11.
I
Tl
M
At
-
TT
I
-1-
'
v
B
Ivl
'
n
tne
rrince
nupen
io.
o
i
..tT.n'.i
i
i
k
MiMi
1114111
n
a
tj..-
ir,
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Enamelled
or
Plain.
near
the
Van
Zanten
Ranch
had
:
are
willing
to
back
the
museum
and
Mrs.
William
Ellis
ana
ai.vs
;.-,-4,T
with
their
active
Interest
and
Leona
Neuborth.
STAHD
D41L.V
NEWS
CIASSIFIED
AHVEltTlSlfiMENTS
CRINO
RESULT
;
twenty-two
ducklings
a
week
ago.
She
still
has
twenty
left
and
Is
justly
proud
of
such
a
numerous
family.
j
J.
G.
Steenberger,
provincial
assorted
Sizes.
Conven-I
assessor,
sails
tomorrow
night
on
1
iently
packed.
Twenty
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
four
to
a
Carton.
Ocean
Falls
on
official
duties.
I
THOMPSON
.
,
-
,f
u
their
$1
membership
fees,
it
1
mlsht
as
well
be
packed
up
and
i
i,nTCl
ADPIVAI
1
tL
AKKI
VAL5
forgotten,"
one
board
member
.
nKJ
Ielt-
I
Prince
Rupert
IMPROVE
However,
aU
agreed
that
th;
R
Prestbo
and
son.
Hatton.'
HADDWARE
CO
LTD.
R
COOKING
Curtis
have
been
stayUig
with
i
museumJwas
Jj"5'
P"bl'c
North
Dakota;
J.
Skuba,
Powell
V"""
'
"
:
"
V;7nVti
asset
every
effort
si
Mrs.
Robert.
their
grandmother
J
while
tner
nrthcr
is
recuperat-j
wJlihth
'
"
"c
and
Mrs,
R.
F.
Schutte,
Mmne-
INFANTS'
WHITE
BOOTS
popular-
mm
co
op
HARDWARE
for.
Canning
Machines
BURPEE
IIVES
WAY
ing
from
an
illness.
Measles
ap-
;
sola;
J.
CenUl,
W.
L.
Lythgoe,
wtion
n
enori
De
startea
u
i
to
mt.
migm
8.
D,ir.v,.1,
Burchell,
r
C.
vrrrfhi.
Nordbye,
r
R.
s
S.
'
.
r
-
'
)
,
i-
-
i
,
4
simple
cooking
iecrett
I
hidden
flavours
and
pear
to
be
spreading
many
Smith,
Irene
Major,
C.
S.
Miiton,
.ii
in
lae
s.ioois
with
an
effort
to
build
up
appreciation
lamllles
here.
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
218
-
4th
Street
Box
645
."hone
Orccn
330
Prince
Rupert
W-ireats:
A
o
tMtpoonful
of
CoW
irord
i"
powdr
forn
InK
along
cultural
lines.
.
Wilton
Barker
wanted
to
go
I
.
.
I
S
'
It
was
pointed
out
that
hun-
w"
-
"
Port
Clements;
C.
D.
Kloess.
b)ort
placing
in
avan.
.fishing
on
Kt:nrlay
but
had
no
d
d
0,
tourlst
were
ylsltlnz
3
if
niii
tiiivO
lour
j.tUiAnii.
sizes
of
cans.
,Can
Sealer.
YH
a
pinch
of
Colmon'l
the
dry
coftt
in
your
i
spinner-so
ha
took
his
chauf-
the
mUseum
dally
whereas
visit
Chicago;
V
Vigneau,
Edmonton;
feur's
badge
and
fastened
it
tofrom
residents
were
few
R-
Brlcker,
Victoria;
W.
'a
hook
and
went
trolling.
He
and
far
between.
Blcnek,
Ketchikan;
D.
Moquin,
'r.oi.oht.
thrpe
char.
I
Ther
was
some
discussion
of
Burns
Lake;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
with
each
canning
machine
sold.
One
Wlf
dozen
cans
P.65
I
iM:
hoi
tutro
AavcHir
bdd
ent
nratpoon
of
Col-
lard
to
rttt
cooking
wo1orv
-
the
25c
fee
policy
which
it
was
Marsnau,
itcgina;
iwrs.
j.
Miner
Mrs.
Sugrion
has
rr.Tvcd
to
the'
pointed
out
did
not
apply
to
and
Miss
B.
Miller,
Toronto;
Miss
write
-:t:
BOX
U72
J'
j
'
WE
DELIVER
DROP
IN
251
-
3RD
AVE.
PHONE
IN
179
Everead
Hickey
farmhouse,
a
iersons
with
$1
memberships.
A.
Lips,
Terrace;
Mrs-
Kooin
ana
mile
west
of
the
Landing",
and
Mrs.
Ellis,
in
reporting
on
her
Miss
Robin,
Pacific;
N.
R.
Olding,
Hugh
and
Josephine
Ncave"
will'
work,
spoke
of
many
interesting
Montreal.
X
shortly
move
to
the
Beach
House,
j
things
the
museum
had
to
offer.
I
r
cne
tuiu
o
iiiicnui
iuiuiuc-
miss
Auarev
wratnau
arnvca
mo
"OFF
i
....
!
The
ball
team
went
to
Wis-
ment
that
had
been
made,
the
j
,n
Rupert
.today,
aboard
tf'AM
I
LY
SHOE
J
..
..
(
tarU
'
on
Sunday
Sundav
to
to
p
day
ay
v.
theirouPta-
,
Tging
for
display,'
Prlnce
Rupert
after
spend-
STORE
C
T
n
D
r
I
LTD.
Tli
rained
so
i:yl
and
calaIogutng
o(
lng
"
vacation
VaCatln
in
th6
the
south
Wistaria
team
but
it
sneS
WQrk
whlch
J
hm
re.
:
charlte'
W
PACK
'lrd
and
so
steadl.y
-
that
there
glirirVCU
cqM
VvUiU
nQt
tivyv
aye
be
tuiitpivvvj
compIeted!
----
Mrs.
-
Annette
ManseU
.
returned
cnare
mm
Roberts
K0Deru
On
All
was
no
game,
jne
rain
w
cl
bofore
her
departure
from
the
home
from
Vancouver
today
on
rnu
i
.
l
.
...
o
IVin
Vtati
nnrl
rrt
iK
n
.
ni
t
i
I
a
i
il.
r:
t-
.
,
city.
Sh
emphasized
the
neccs-
the
Prince
Rupert.
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Camosun
Tuesday,
1
:30
p.m.
Coquitlam,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coqultiam.
11
p.m.
WlTliJt'llie
no
and
the
gardens
Were
very
dry.
Vberry
Jam
"4
oz.
and
48
oz.
I
VOI
R
ORDER
Summer
Coats
-
4".
r
TODAY
if
Soap
Flakes
Judge
and
Mrs.
H.
D.
Wood-hum
of
Prince
Oeorge
visited
friends
at
the
Landing
on
Sunday.
They
were
on
their
way
U
Smithers
by
car.
Special
Clearance
of
,
SOX
4
Pr.
1.00
A
KIDDIES'
DRESSES.
Reg.
$2.00.
2
for
"f
fuhrs
20
ot.
ists
prirnt
Jam
48
nr..
.-.!)
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
July
7
and
21
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
,
C
IIARLOrTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
July
14
and
28
10
p.m.
FRAMC
J.
SKINNER
Prince
nupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
Trout
fishing
has
been
good
in
the
lake
and
the
char
are
starting
to
bite,
now.
IITTKR
SERVICE
-
"Your
best
investment
in
happiness!"
flow
99c
,
SEE
OUR
BARGAIN
BASEMENT
URNS
.
EST
U
Y
S
FREE
DELIVERY
Panadins
bought
$202,000,008
worth
of
bread
and
bakery
products
In
1949.
DOM'S
DEP'T
STORE
MATH
IlJSEB
I
I
FINE
PRINTING
at
and
pctYouDontKnow
)is
About
Advertising
V
(
o
o
I
iizNo.3
much
does
it
cost
iELCTO
regal
printers-.
i
Plumbing
Plumbing
&
&
HeaHng
Heating
1
'
IHONE
21
222
Sccpnd
Ave.
I
j
Prompt
Prompt
and
and'Etflcient
Efficient
Service
Service
ttfgg
1
j
1
L
'-T
.
mmsTmmmmtmmmmmmk
j
(
(I
HOBBY
SUPPLIES
li
JOHN
H.
XC
)
NOVELTIES
i
rkin
krn
fef
0YS
!
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s
liYXiiX
(
(l
OPTOMETRIST
j
J
t
u
ui
tt
,
'yjp
)j
Penguin
Hobby
Shop
j
(
Courteouf)
!
Always
Prompt
Rnd
jQhn
Buger
Lfd.
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
p$
Third
Avenge
j
Hospitality
and
Good
Food"!
j
C
Phone
17
for
Send
-Out
Orderjfl
J
i
Aaidcho
ms
rrnQS
I
RATHALL'S
!)
$Wl
P)
I
PHOTO
FINISHING
.(
1
TUQS
A
I
pvertise
a
5(
candy
l!?2f:abar?
nswers
ts
less
than'
bar
to
advertise
ada's
favorite
Think
how
much
of
her
life
every
wife
spends
over
her
range!
Three
meals
a
day
.
.
,
even
days
a
week
.
.
.
The
range
is
the
most
important
.
.
.
the
most
used
.
.
.
piece
of
equipment
in
the
home
...
Especially
if
you
are
planning
a
new
home,
make
it
a
"No.
1
Must"
to
put
in
an
electric
range.
It
will
add
years
of
youth
and
happiness
...
It
will
give
you
time
.
.
and
energy
to
live
.
.
.
and
to
enjoy
life.
Make
a
date
wi.'h
yourself
to
drop
in
and
let
us
show
ou
what
an
electric
range
can
do
for
you.
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