,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
September
5,
1950
Nearly
Suffered
Bad
Eye
Injury
TODAY
79
p.m.
Orson
WelliT
''thethirKL
SHIPS
and
I
Tommy
Frasct,
jyiibll.shrr
of
th-
warns.
Bros:
Sensation-Story
of
Ciit.
1
If
I
1
mri
i
siiim
ij.Mj.-nai
Omlneca
Herald
at
Terrace,
did
not
suffer
serious
Injury
when
a
aplash
of
lead
struck
his
eve
s
he
worked
In
his
shop
last
week,
"out
he
nanow:y
ecapp-d
serious
impairment
of
vision.
Thr;
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
Free
Picture
of
Roy
Rogers
wmn
a
't
-
A
n
&
";
M
;
V
Vi
f
s-
j:
'
:
!
WATERFRONT
CP.
s.s.
Prioress
Loyi.-ce.
Capt.
Charles
Robson,
yoslcrday
was
the
fir.it
pas.jcnger
ship
to
dock
here
rice
t;ie
Ja
t
of
uie
youth-
n
i
splash
came
within
an
ace
of
.landing
in
the
pupil.
He
was
HXt'S
HEADQUA7KS
fOKm
WiSTOttt
WAX
fO
SOYS
2
taken
to
hospital
where
the
lead
Hlt
'
PARDNIKS!
AUTHttiTIC
bound
cruise
.hips
left
here
last
!
was
removed
without
pprmane.i;
m
w
:x
k
harm.
He
has
since
been
abl.
.
ELEANOR
PARKER
a:
r
Hill
III
in
1
JERRY
WALO
un7
"ti
?mA
mm
to
return
to
w6ik.
From
1939
to
191
3
Ca..ada"s
net
federal
public
debt
per
can'ta
increased
from
$279.80
to
$303.41
Stiklne
River
to
Telegraph
Creek
will
b
the
voyauc
of
the
steamer
Princess
Louise
calling
here
September
29
northbound,
it
is
Wed.
Thurs.
7
p.m.
9
pm.
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
j
f
traps
tits
r
T(r)ff7)ifi
wetK.
CI
her
130
pa.'senpers,
80
weie
mak.n-v
thc
round
t.ip
to
K:;.h!kiin,
Juneau
find
faka;-way.
Discmbfirkin-;
here
mere
Lt.
Cdr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Colb"
a"d
daughters
the
Misses
S.
and
O.
Coiby,
F.
Rink,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Winkler,
R.
Miles,
Mr.
and
M.s.
J.
N.
Pna,
Pv.
Kemp,
Miss
A.
Vaterman,
Miss
P.
Coldwell,
Miss
S.
McKcnra,
A.
F.
Robertson.
The
Louise
arrived
at
12:15
loon
and
sailed
north
at
2
p.m.
Passengers
from
here
for
Alaska
ports
included
Mrs.
F.
Nygard,
M'ss
J.
Nygard
and
E.
Jefferd.
C
j
sot
!
Westsrn
clothes
you've
always
wonted
the
tome
authentic
styles
S.s.
Princess
Norah.
which
has.
I
been
operating
In
the
Alaska
i
tourist
service
during
the
sum-mer,
has
been
temporarily
elf-
worn
in
the
movies
by
Roy
Rogers,
the
King
of
the
Cowboys."
Seen
on
the
harbor
for
trial
run
Saturday
was
a
new
plyvrod
speed
boat
built
in
their
spare
ame
by
Don
MortDn
and
J.
H.
Black.
Fourteen
feet
long
with
a
70
inch
beam,
the
boat
is
commissioned
and
crew
paid
off
When
the
coastai
service
is
re
-sumed,
the
Princess
Norah
will
remain
tied
up
in
Vancouver
anJ
be
used
only
during
th
winte-
Gel
a
Free
Picture
o(
Roy
Rogers
:
'
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE;
I
Lowered
wlt.h
a
i-
h
r,
cko.,
"u
in
on
mnpir-ni
runs
wtill-
outboard
motor
and
reaches
airegular
shlps
rcc('ve
the
regular
top
speed
of
25
miles
per
hour.
j0V?rhauI
and
any
necessary
re-It
'as
built
from
a
nlan
I
!ar
Mechanics
in
three
weeks.
The
150
pound
boat,
was
constructed
of
',
4-lnch
plywood
and
carries
four
passengers.
BIG
REUNION
Paul
DeRoy,
HH-year-old
resident
of
Summer
Falls.
N.H.,
visi!d
his,
native
Quebec,
and
the
first
person
he
looked
up
was
his
daughter
the
first
time
he
had
seen
her
in
66
years.
DeRey
and
his
daughter,
Mrs.
Phiiamene
McKay,
interrupted
celebrations
long
enough
to
pose
for
this
shot
In
Quebec
City.
(CP
Photo)
Running
one
day
behind
after
getting
back
into
serv-
I
ice
following
settlement
or
the
."amen's
strike.
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
C
ipt.
John
Boden,
ar-
MoM
KLAL,
Aug.
31si
i
bis
u
the
eurest
way
1
know
to
lake
the
uncertainty
out
of
pickling...
Rely
on
thre
two
pickling
hplps!
The
frre
booklet
"Pickling
Surcet"16
page
of
grand
recipes
(Simply
write
to
me
Barbara
Brent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Montreal.
P.Q.
for
vour
ropv)
and
-4
sure
to
u-
HEINZ
WHITE
VINEGAR
t
pickling
time!
When
you
shop
for
vegetable
and
fruits
for
pickling,
you
insist
on
the
brst.
So
why
not
do
the
eafn
with
vinegar?
Hems
White
Vinegar
r
World
Head
Of
Rotary
To
Pay,
Visit
To
Prince
Rupert
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous
(.,-u
in
j.-ui
hi,
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
,'waypoints
wiVn.
a
substantial
list
of
passengers
and
sailed
at
11
,
p.m.
for
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
ether
northern
points.
The
ves-
Commodore
Cafe
is
mailc
from
corn,
barley,
malt
and
rye
distilled
and
then
aged
in
wood
to
bring
out
the
full
aroma
and
flavour.
Excellent!
not
only
for
pickling
and
preserving
but
for
salads
and
table
use,
too!
Jt'i
A
Toatt
to
health
and
beauty
when
you
drink
the
juice
of
one
fresh
lemon
in
a
glass
of
water
firH
thing
on
aruing
every
i
.
scl
is
tlue
back
here
tomorrow
Vnv
fV,n
fi.t-
K
.i
i
f
or
tne
111
tirr,e
i.
m
its
history
Prince
Rupert
morning
to
sw.n
south
at
i:30
Rotary
Club
is
to
have
the
distinction
of
an
of
f
icial
,
riSSS
i
visit
from
an
international
president
Arthur
I
arrnenv
from
the
south
Sunday
afternoon
I
,'n
,
,
o
u
v
and
sailing
for
Vancouver
Tues-
i
of
Quebec
comes
here
this
Saturday
to
nav
that
visit
'
day
afternoon.
'Hospitality
and
Good
Food
njt
Calvert
Qpau
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Order
Ird
Ave.
David
Chow.
Mar
7p
1
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(CANADA)
LIMITED,
AMHEUTSJ
morning
...
lor
this
natural
lruit
drink
helps
you
keep
regular
the
healthful
way!
That's
because
lemon-in-water
doesn't
"tie
you
up
in
knots"
as
haixh
laxatives
do...
simply
alkalizes
and
aids
digtstion
to
help
your
system
regulate
itself!
So
follow
the
healthful
way
to
natural
regularity...
lei
refreshing
lemon-in-water
"wake
you
up"
every
morning.
But
be
sure
to
specify
SUNKIST
CALIFORNIA
LEMONS...
they're
the
jinetl,
uicit
grown
'.
This
sdTttiiemen
is
swt
puhlubtd
ot
iirUrrd
br
tr
Lkgwn
Cad
------
I
and
very
special
preparations
are
being
made
to
I
The
recent
m
raiiwav
and
sea-receive
him.
Highlight
feature
will
be
a
dinner
gath-
$Z
Moltt
ering
in
the
Canadian
Legion,
inKS
of
the
C.?.R:
steamers
Prin-
ballroom
Saturday
ni?ht.
WDR!
vvr,iu
n
DATA
D
V
UC
A
n
;
cees
Kathleca
and
Princess
Mr.
Lasueux
arrives
here
Sat-
wiAKT
ntAU!Ncralli
-re
princess
Kathleen
tm
Ska
Oowsnnwnt
of
Dtiuth
UMuaca.
And
Back
To
School
they
got
You
Might
Find
4
TSeedle
In
A
will
be
seen
W-rc
no
more
this
urday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Louise
after
a
visit
to
Alaska
gff
tlaritacK,
DUt
J
'-.
i
:
you'll
neter
find
nut,
mothers,
may
I
suggest
right
now
while
you're
bu.-y
out-
fl
!!,.,
,
i,
..v.,
I
l
CIA"?
SMITH
and
Plumbing
&
Heating
Prompt
and
E'ficient
Service
IP
anyming
to
V
equal
the
new'
year
but
will
o
on
to
the
Van-couver-Victor!a-E?attle
run
for
the
winter.
The
Princess
Norah
will
come
back
on
the
Alaska
run
late
in
the
fail
to
replace
the
Friniess
Louise;
for
the
winter.
-f-sL-S
-Ts
jy.Mi
fniuiu-
"I'tuft
ii.
drr'n
for
school
v
A0
opening,
that
you
insist
on
seeing
the
XEOLITK
cn
vour
noxi
w7
Last
connection
at
Wrangell
this
fall
with
the
Ritchie
Trans-1
portation
vessel
running
up
the
'
I-
AI
RE
"Thriftv-
"
'
YSi
A
SO"
ELECTRIC
11
RANGE!
It's
the
biggest
little
range
in
the
world
.
.
.
with
a
giant
oven
that
stretches
clear
across
the
range!
Has
new,
faster-cooking,
5-Speed
Radiantube
Units,
new
counterbalanced
shelf-type
door,
Hieh.
Speed,
"Waist-High
Broiler.
Vet
this
new
Erigidwre
"Thrifty-30"
Electric
Range
is
just
W
inches
wide
to
"fit"
small
kitchens
and
at
its
price
it's
a
typically
outstanding
General
Motors
value!
So
be
sure
to
see
it
soon
at
your
local
Frigidaire
Dealer's.
triMKiL
tmn
Rotary
Clubs
will
be
in
the
city,
over
the
week-end,
flying
to
Vancouver
on
Monday
morning.
Arthur
Legueux
is
President
of
the
investment
corporation
of
Lagueux
and
DcsRc?hcrs
in
Que-
j
bee
City.
He
was
born
at
Tring
unction,
Quebec,
and
was
educated
at
St.
Anne-de-la-Pocat-lere
College
(
Quebec)
and
at
St.'
Anne's
Academy
in
New
York
City.
;
Mr.
Lasueux
is
President
of:
Rotary
International
for
1950-51.
He
has
been
a
member
of
the
Rotary
Club
of
Quebec
since,
,1934,
is
a
Past
President
of
that
j
Club,
and
he
has
served
Rotary
International
as
Director,
Dis-j
trict
Governor
and
as
committee
(
chairman
End
member.
i
!
Mr.
Lagueux
is
President
of
the
1
;
La
Sarre
Power
Company
in
La
i
mark
on
the
soles
of
all
shoes
you
buy.
Economy-wise
Neolite
outwears
leather
over
i
to
1
it's
light,
pliable
and
needs
no
"breaking
in".
Neolite
does
not
cause
itchy
feet,
perspiration,
foot
odours
or
foot
burning
.
.
.and,
how
much
you'll
appreciate
the
fact
that
tliee
sturdy
soles
help
prevent
colds
arising
from
wet
feet,
for
Neolite
is
completely
waterproof,
liuy
Neolite
for
-all
the
family
you
really
can't
get
a
more
healthful
shoe
sole.
SWELLEST
RAZOR
EVER
FOR
COMFORT
AND
CONVENIENCE
'Tit'
?
k
CHARTER
FLIGHT
PLANES
ovoilcblc
ONE-PIECE
1
'..
V
,
Gillette
r
RAZOR
S
t.
I
MS
Keep
It
Hot
.
.or
warm
babv's
With
1
0
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
Dispenser
,
9
Aerial
Surveys
Aerial
Photography
Private
Charter
Timber
Cruising,
etc.
ALL
INTERIOR
AND
COASTAL
POi
04....
Arthur
Lagueux
bottle
,.
.even
boil
an
egg
all
with
the
new
RADIANT
HK
KETTLE!
And
all
because
of
the
new
removable
lid
that
lets
you
get
inside
or
rest
A
nun
nn
i
nn
t
Tf.
'
sntt
nui
v
m
II
sS
.
t&Tt!l
I
Sarre,
Quebec,
and
of
the
Fin.m-1
cial
Building
in
Qiiebc:
City.
He
.is
a
Director
ef
the
Comrnon-
s
vealth
International
Corporation
and
of
the
Leverage
Fund
of
Canada,
Ltd.
In
Quebec
City,
he
is
Vice-President
of
the
Bond
Dealers
Association
and
Chairman
of
the
Re-establishment
Credit
Advisory
Committee
of
the
Canadian
Department
of
Veter-I
ans
Affairs.
He
Is
an
Officer
of
j
the
Order
of
the
British
Empire.
I
You
change
blades
in-
?
VSsV
tantly,
enjoy
real
shaving
X
Xt'C
?iis
J
comfort
with
the
Gillette
I
Vf
I
His
i
.
Rocket
Rater
Set.
;
NjJ
i
i
SS
'
I
Canada's
greatest
shaving
;
;
A?
"V
bargain
includes
Rasor,
f
'y
jS
5
.55C-
Y,;
;
10
blades
in
Dispenser,
AY''S
istV
and
the
new
Styrene
jfZzfiV-
tSx
'
traVCl
Ce"'y
1
RATES
INFORMATION
KrKlX'.VIM
PHONE
476
QUEEr!
CHARLOTTE
AJPilU
Ttay
Fever
keeping
you
awake
at
niglit
making
you
miserable
during
the
day?
Then
here's
the
answer
to
your
praver!
.
.
.
ANOHIST!
Anohist
brings
blessed
relief
to
hay
fever
sufferers!
Its
antihistamine
formula
ia
distinctive
recommended
for
family
use.
And
the
Super-Economy
Fatnilv-Sizo
bottle
of
36
tablets
costs
von
only
about
3c'a
tablet!
Last
winter
thousands
of
families
said
goodbye
to
cold
symptoms
with
Anohist.
And
now
you
can
get
relief
from
the
miserable
symptoms
of
hay
fever
and
"summer
colds"
with
the
same,
quick,
effective
Anohistl
So
buy
Anohist
at
your
drugstore
today
and
be
prepared!
CHOOt
boils
anywhere
there's
a
wall-plug
handy
...
and
in
less
than
3
minute?
you'll
have
enough
boiling
water
for
4
cups
of
tea!
Just
think
of
the
power
saved!
This
"kettle
with
legs"
won't
mark
furniture
Fiirfares
for
the
heating
unit
is
well-inulated
and
the
feet
ensure
protection.
,So
safe
too...
it
phuts
citf
automatically
by
thermostatic!
control
never
boils
dry
AND
shuts
off
at
once
if
it's
plugged
in
without
water.
This
Radiant
BK
Kettle
with
its
new
removable
lid
offers
so
many
time-saving
possibilities,
you'll
use
it
constantly.
llew
Sawniiil
For
Terrace
f3(pfV
.
Killas
&
Christopher
yiO
Air
Freight
on
all
I
Prize-Winning,
Praise-Winning
jams
V
jellies
can
be
happily
yours
is
wnen
you
use
ur.iuui.
lies,
jams
and
jellies
made
with
Certo
Fruit
Pectin
have
that
distinctive
colour
and
flavour
of
gloriously
tempting
fresh
fruits
the
tender
"set"
that
you
find
in
the
most
admired
jams
and
jellies.
And
on
the
practical
side,
there's
the
fact
thllt.
fVrtn
,
....
mnlrna
nuvH
or
V',...
I..
t
Carl
Pohle,
veteran
sawmill
I
operator
of
Terrace,
expects
to
j
be
cutting
lumber
by
next
spring
i
in
his
new
mill
across
the
rail-
way
track
about
half
a
mile
west
of
town.
The
plant
has
been
in
.....
,
BLONDIE
All
In
The
Family.
By
CHIC
i
r'iliill;iiliiiilli;iiiiiii'iT,"Tr'
'
iiiiiir;iinrjii!iuiiiii!i.l.iiitiiH'i!'"!i;i
r-
""2
-
.iiiM,o,
ii
,iu
lunow
cAacuy
me
instniciions
in
the
F
hook
let.
tlU-t-arl
linflor
Aa.-ti
f'wtn
...,--l
f..l
.....
course
of
construction
fcr
the
get
tip
to
50r;c
niore
jam
or
jellv
from
the
same
amount
A
fruit,
and
you
11
save
up
to
23
tho
time
of
the
old-fashioned
method.
j
past
three
yenrs.
Soon
Mr.
Pnh'c
!
will
:;art
moviiu
m-irhinrry
frbn
I
iUn
nlrl
w.111
,.,Ut,.U
1
I
.
VICKERS'
II
DISTILLED
IN
CANADA
and
is
Diitmiut
id
it
Calvrrt
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sdvertiscmcnt
is
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new
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reports
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for
lumber.
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has
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good
deal
more
profitable
this
year
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ago.
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materhls
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aircraft
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other
defence
weapons
for
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Atlantic
partners.
p.m.
p.m.
12
Noon
to
2
Sundays
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
FAMILY
SHOE
STOR!
LTD.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
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P.O.
Box
628
Charlie
Roberts
Phnne
357