Prince
Rupert
Daily
rew
Thursday,
March
9,
1950
I
Department
of
Transport
pro-
ject,
will
eliminate
the
present!
Alaska
ports
as
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Petersburg,
Juneau
and
Haines
and
Skaeway
all
within
375
miles
distance.
This
city
is
pressed
hope
that
development
will
attract
a
pulp
and
paper
'plant,
a
steel
Industry
and
fertilizer
factories.
j
Large
reserves
of
anthracite
coal
deposits
exist
in
the
Groundhog
country.
This
-fuel
mifht
greatly
assist
in
the
operation
of
News
of
Francois
Lake
fc
BIG
INDUSTRY
JjJuauiiued
iruin
Page
X,
is
being
contemplated.
The
Al-luminum
Company
of
Canada
tout
oi
tne
way
stop
at
Sandspit
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
This
route
takes
approximately
!six
hours
and
includes
a
stop-over
at
that
Queen
Charlotte
!
strip.
This
is
considered
an
in.
...
:
convenience,
especially
to
easily
irritated
business
heads.
As
a
lL
lac.
of
housing
in
Prmce
I
maf,'DUiId
an
aluminum
P'
be
Parualiy
remedied
i
5K
a:vju
renovation
of
the
former
;
Cna.mrl
shots
mouth
is
but
50
r.;fici7l'4ats
Army
administra-
:
nules
south
jf
Piince
Rupert.
It
!!iaing
near
the
water-5
penetrates
far
into
the
interior
Mrs.
Holtz
is
recovering
from
severe
illness
and
is
spending
the
winter
at
the
landing
In
the
,
cottage
beside
the
Keefe
home.
!
500
miles
closer
to
Alaska
than
Seattle
the
original
port
of
Alaska
a
factor
that
is
becoming
increasingly
recognized.
All
these
points
illustrate
Prince
Rupert's
possibility
in
future
industrial
development.
The
city
can
facilitate
any
type
of
cargo.
A
large
grain
elevator
has
not
been
used
for
years:
a
giant
former
U.
S.
Army
warehouse
stands
empty.
Yes,
the
future
of
Prince
Rupert
seems
rosy.
As
a
matter
of
fart,
it
is.
But
foresight,
mon
cemnlcted.
and
is
the
likely
site
of
the
is
ill
i
defense
airfield,
it
will
be
class-j
ed
as
one
of
the
most
strategically
located
aloiig
the
entire
Pa-jcific
coast.
j
Ihe
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
;
are
still
to
be
vastly
developed,
j
While
they
'are
noted
for
tb
,
,
vast
stands
of
spruce,
other
-in-
CANADIAN
WHISKY
After
several
mild
days
there
is
water
on
top
of
the
las?
ice
and
the
road
is
very
rough.
Trucks
loaded
with
lumber
are
crossing
day
and
night,
but
cars
especially
low
slung
ones,
aic
finding
dllflculty
with
the
snow
high
in
the
centre
of
the
road
.
&
.k
Kaftel.
dynamic
Toron-
'
-ia,u-
'Sucl1
'in
establishment
:o
.tnnckr.
iast
year
purchased
.
K'culd
revolutionize
the
entire
fcr
J-;u:'nlng.
He
recently
nri-
economy
of
uua
area,
esptcially
in
fc.
fu
that
a
$500,000
hotel
will
llle
P01'
of
Piince
Rupert
and
:
giic
c
xTtcd.
A
50
room
struc-
'
interior
town
ot
Terrace.
A
n':-g
i;
will
contain
a
theatre,
''branch
railway
would
unbar
room.
ballroom
and
busi-
doubtediy
e
constructed
from
r.
J
-pare.
Reconditioning
of
Kitimaat
to
Hie
Canadian
Na-
g
hnhiis.'ration
building
into
j
ticnal
line
81
lerrcc.
This
is
a
tn
-or!
incut
block
will
cost
aistance
of
40
Or
SO
miles
through
(future
industrial
plants,
especially
a
steel
mill.
I
The
entire
northern
section
'
of
B.
C.
is
a
veritable
storehouse
of
nihu
ral
wealth
and
if
developed
will
enlarse
the
sue
of
Prince
Rupert
make
.
it
wealthy
and
increase
opportunities
lor
the
individual.
An
av-young
man
or
woman
can
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
and
with
initiative
and
ambition
com-
mcnee
on
the
road
to
a
successful
livelihood.
Opportunity
exists
here
in
practically
every
field.
Men
like
P.
H.
Llnzey
and
L.
M.
Felsenthal,
secretary
and
president
of
theiChamber
of
Commerce
respectively;
H.
F.
Glassey,
secretary
.
of
Public
Relations
Council;
to
say
nothing
of
such
public
figures
as
E.
T.
Apple-whaite
M.
P.
J.
D.
McRae
M.
L.
ey,
initiative
must
be
employed
in
order
that
a
dream
is
a
real-izition.
This
realization
has
commenced
with
the
probable-
XT
to
1
i,
f
",
touched
resources
such
as
agricultural
areas
erist.
Royalite
Oil
began
drilling
at
Skidegate
near
Queen
Charlotte
City
in
the
early
part
of
January
this
year
but
recently
halted
operations.
Alter
a
depth
of
3.500
feet
had
been
reached,
the
comoanv
eepsed
drilling
but
announced
further
construction
of
an
aluminum
i:
Industry
and
the
nearly
completed
Columbia
Cellulose
project.
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon
arrived
on
Saturday
from
Prince
Rupert
with
her
daughter
Mrs.
Antilla
and
expects
to
stay
two
weeks
with
her
at
the
Southbank
forestry
residence.
:
-iroxi-nately
$220,000.
,
two
natural
vulleys.
Pio.vers
is
erecting
a
Vast'
hydro-electric
power
in
'-i-e.
a
new
fur
loraec
this
orea
tempted
the
crmp
try
;-
to
be
built,
the
Djily
to
investigate
the
region
as
a
uo-wim;;
s
being
exna.irf-
tcniiai
plant
site.
Alt
canstltn-i
v;h-ti?s.ave
In
'he
t-nti
required
in
the
ma-vif
pri
ithcr
on-
in?
of
aluminum
Incluc-ine
the
m
is
underway.
jpmous
baux:?
-
ore.
n-ould
ncd
Aluminum
be
imported
Last
year
company
fci'Uon
dollar
industry
i
reside-t.
M
.-Nelly
Du'ri-e
ex-
'lit
a
?
a
u
B
(surveys
will
De
condusted.
Re-:
ports
reaching
Prince
Rupert
ln-jdicate
the
well
has
been
capped
i
Anyone
experienced
in
the
oil
j
industry,
considers
capping
a
dry
Money
men
are
iinany
realizing
the
potential
industrial
growth
here
and
at
present
are
probably
beating
a
secret
path
to
this
area.
Old
timers
are
advising
the
youneer
generation
to
remain
here.
They
say
Prince
Rupert
will
some
day
be
a
modern,
well
advanced
and
strategic
city.
True,
but
will
it
take
another
war
to
make
people
realize
this.
The
Parent-Teachers
Association
held
a
succssful
whi:,t
Drive
at
the
Neave
home
on
Saturday
evening.
Enough
attended
to
play
four
tables
of
whist.
Although
there
was
a
shortage
of
ladies
and
winners
of
the
prizes
S3
'
well
unusual.
If
oil
Is
discovered
the
finding
will
one
of
the
ftreatest
assets
that
central
British
Columbia
has
added
to
the
wealth
nf
this
nrovine.
Gateway
to
Alaska
i
.
niSTII.I.Kl)
IN
:N
ULKMJKI)
IN
CAND
'
UOTTLKb
IN
Ca.YUU
i
were
all
men
James
Van
..in
CANADIANS
WHO
APPRECIATE
THE
FINEST
CANlOMinr,
ftANKFOtT
MSTlUtlU
(CANADA)
llD.
A
-
wV
vnmHjJ
ter,
J.
H.
Keefe,
Lee-Cooper
and
John
Keefe
jnr.
The
tables
were
1
placed
in
a
row
in
the
l".inK
room
and
set
with
delicious
re-I
freshments.
After
supper
various
instruments
were
brought
'out
and
tuned
up
and
a
delight-'
ful
musical
period
followed,
with
community
singing
and
a
few
'.solos.
It
was
1:30
before
the
par-
A.
and
Mayor
George
Rudderham
jWho
have
spent
a
gieat
deal
of
;
their
life
in
Prince
Rupert
and
1
well
know
the
industrial
future
of
the
city
and
area.
The
proposed
landing
strip
at
Tugwell
island
about
fix
miles
over
water
from
Prince
Rupert
will
aid
this
city.
Businessmen
frcm
Vancouver
or
eastern
Can-
ada
will
find
it
more
convenient
I
to
execute
visits
here
if
air
travel
time
to
anil
from
Vancouver
!
is
cut
two
or
three
hours.
Eventual
completion
of
the
expectc'
Weak,
Tired,
Nervous,
1
PeplessjtojWoinen
Get
New
Vim,
Vigor,
WLility
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in
Hip
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SCHEDULE
Fr
the
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
00
p.m.
.
om
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday
jaturda
.0:15
p.m.
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I'm
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vm
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-
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
di-Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
ly
the
governs'
of
British
Columbia
t
ty
broke
up.
j
The
establishment
of
a
car
'
ferrv
service
between
Prince
Rupert
ond
Haines.
Alaska
is
beiti"
"pnsirlcreri
A
service
nf
thi'
type
would
be
a
boon
to
the
port
of
Pi
ince
Rupert.
Time
and
mon-"
wruld
he
saved
bv
tran-fer-rin
-rrishah''--
and
other
products
from
C.
N.
R.
cars
t-
the
baree
and
finally
into
refrleer-t-r
tru"k".
The
tmcks.
in
turn
-n-nii'-)
shin
the
oroducts
over
thf
"-:
-p-
cut-off
to
the
Alaskr
highway.
Prince
Ru'ici
'.
for
the
past
fev
years
has
suffered
from
exploitation
and
its
people
have
become
slitiitly
ired
by
the
fact.
They
know
that
.centra',
and
northern
British
Columbia
possess-s
untold
resources
avnit(ns:
development
such
as
the
manufacture
of
plywood
products,
furniture
manufacturing
and
ethers.
They
firmly
believe
raw
;
material
f'om
this
area
should
BPrl
"r
(i-nc'1
into
finished
products
here.
!
Prince
Ru'C!(,
is
the
most
northerly
railway
terminus
or.
j
the
Pacific
'"oast.
4S0
miles
j
necrer
the
Orient
and
witn
such
deprtttfi'io
and
nprv
u?nt
lu
weak,
thin
blood.
iei
up
fwliiif
I
f
PVPV
all
day,
hav.
blent
y
of
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leit
vcrb
ovnutng.
Take
OstiM.
t'omaimi
iron,
vitamiu
calotum.
pliwphorua
tor
hUd
buiUimd.
btuJu
8trithiUit.
Minvilation.
tnvttturate
wtetrj;
tr.prot
.a
apitlt.
digtu
p,)wem.
Coats
Mile.
Jvew
"eft
aciuaintf1
!
iiiilv
ftite.
Try
()tres
Tonic
Tablet
(or
ww.
04r-tuai
prvUD.
vigor,
ta'i
very
da.
At
all
druggisu.
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N0QaDdJ
Cecil
Frostie
Locker
presents
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your
LENTEN
SEASON
"holce
Salmon
Fillets,
lb.
reh
Frcrern
Rfd
Spring
Salmon
by
the
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per
lb.
Fresh
Frozen
Red
Spring
Salmon
Steak,
lb
Halibut
chunks,
lb.
Halibut
bv
the
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lb.
...
.
Halibut
Steaks,
lb.
.
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Salt
Cod,
lbv
...
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Ling
Cod
Fillets,
lb
Bed
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lb
Sole
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lb.
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lb.
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lb.
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.
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en
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yours
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only
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box
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rota
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lb.
2
Think
of
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lieu
ou
know,
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shortening
that
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you
uch
tenderr
flaky
pastry
and
fluff-like
cakes.
You'll
ant
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than
one
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these
servers,
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they're
"
3
m
Smoked
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lb.
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lb.
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tea
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per
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paid
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empties.
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hvc
then
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I
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box
top
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1
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