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8
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
14,
1950
THURSDAY
-7.
9
PM
SHIPS
and
Duff
Patfullo
Doesn't
Forget
It
Is
a
good
manv
years
since
T.
D.
Pattullo.
former
Prpmler
lief
fund,
Capt.
W.
C.
Toulton
announced
today.
For
many
years,
Mr.
Pattullo
has
been
the
first
to
make
a
contribution.
..
-
.
,
Massei
Shrimp
WATERFRONT
Edmonton
Oil
I
Is
Flowing
East
EDMONTON
Oil,
which
left
this
city
October
4
through
the
newly
laid
pipe
line,
has
arrived
in
Superior
(Wis.)
around
a
week
ago.
The
distance
Is
1,127
miles
across
the
prairies.
The
flow
was
directed
to
storage
tanks
awaiting
shipment
to
refineries
in
Ea-sftrn
Canada.
The
oil
moved
at
an
average
rate
of
between
one
and
one
and
a
half
miles
jof
British
Columbia
and
long
time
M.L.A.
for
Prince
Rhnert
Motorshio
Sidnev.
CaDt.
O.
ford
;
ff)
aoav1
Cannery
Active
Hendricksen,
arrived
today
from
Ketchikan
and
unloaded
three
has
lived
in
this
city
but
he
does
not
forget
the
seasonal
amenl-tfres
as
Christinas
comes
around,
i
As
usual
consistent;
Mr.
Pattul-
cars
of
frozen
fish
for
the
United
11
Queen
Charlotte
Canners
plant
!
at
Masset,
which
has
been
hav-'
ing
a
good
season
putting
up
a
States.
The'
vessel
returned
north
after
unloading.
CARTOON
-
N;
lo
has
sent
his
cheque
for
$10
to
the
Salvation
.
Army
winter
t
e-
i
-
u
'Ross,
Mrs.
R.
Christlanson.
Mr
!
and
Mrs.
F.
Feero.
J.
C
Heron
hourly.
It
took
1,800,000
barrels
to
frii
the
line.
Fish
Floats
For
i
Passengers
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
included
J.
I.
Hagney,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Kearley,
Axel
F.
Trembiay.
E.
D.
Laleume.
A
L.
1
FINE
PRINTING
AT.,.
''
Clark.
T.
P.
Dupuis,
F.
Skimeti,
R.
Dunlop,
A.
Muisich,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Oliver,
B.
O.
Olund.
L.
jvcgal
Printers
1
U
PHONE
21
,,,
s
R.
Frith-Smith.
Miss
Nelson,
Mrs.
P.
F.
Byrne,
Miss
Joyce
;
tig
duck
or
snrini'jd
s.uwx
irom
the
cool
waters
of
uoper
Masset
Inlet,
is
closing
down
December
15
for
a
month.
It
will
re-trr1-about
January
15.
After
having
previously
been
engaged
on
crabs,
the
alurt
hps
been
putting
up
shrimps
for
the
past
six
weeks
and
lnu
been
making
large
and
regular
shipment
of
the
product
Two
boats
have
been
engaged
In
the
slirlniD
fishing
S.un
Simpson's
Tow
Hill
and
Alex
Wv'if's
Argonaut
Hill.
The
shrimD
are
frozen
and
put
up
In
one-half
pound
aiid
one-pound
packages.
Use
Classifieds
lor
Results.
"vu,llHJ
i
H
W.
Poy,
H.
E.
Christlanson.
Mrs.
J.
Graham.
W.
R.
Camp-I
bell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
Van
(Cooten,
J.
Mostad.
Capt.
Knoop.
J.
Gendre,
J.
R.
Mugford,
A.
B.
Carmichael,
J.
H.
Cameron,
Mrs.
Schaley.
Mrs.
R.
Luck,
B
D
Perry,
D.
J.
Kerr.
G.
Jeffery,
A
Lund,
A.
Yargsh,
Miss
S.
Mc-Rae,
Miss
O.
Ruttkay,
Miss
P.
Steele,
Mrs.
Vlerek,
R.
S.
Bright,
H.
J.i
Thompson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Johnson.
W,
G.
Thornton,
Mr.
Ryan.
J.
Miller.
A
Haves,
M
Niekardo,
M.
Joyai,
N.
Ross,
J.
McGarry,
J.
Ewart,
N.
Pazin',
J.
Havelock.
.
I
Islands
Sought
A
change
from
the
weighing
of
salmon
by
area
to
calculating
the
weight
by
load,
wlU
be
one
of
two
resolutions
to
go
before
the
salmon
cannery
operations
commit
tee's
spring
meeting
at
Vancouver
fram
the
new
fishermen'
union
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
second
resolution
reouests
til-
Pr-nrtmrnt
of
Public
Wo-ks
to
build
fishermen's
floats
for
the
next
season
at
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Lesie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Allan
Mac-Donald,
Miss
L.
Larsen,
G.
Peterson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Sorby,
E.
Johnson,
D.
Fisher,
M.
Hanna,
R.
S.
Smith,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
E.
D.
Cuuyhin.
Brian
and
Barry
Coushlan,
Miss
M.
Lakey,
Mrs.
...
OUR
OFFICE
will
be
CLOSED
the
Christmos
Holiday
from
Dec.
23rd
'
26th
inclusive.
M.
Blake,
Reg
Davis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M,
Roe,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
Lambert,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
R.
,
s"
-j
Gtorft
MirtMr
Afarm
Service,
Trtfc
f
-
"Slop
worrying
he's
bound
to
like
one
of
us!"
All
orders
placed
up
to
and
including
Dec
?
will
bs
delivered
bof
ore
Christmas.
Look
at
your
coal
bin
NOW
and
order
eeri,
to
avoid
the
rush
News
of
Francois
Lake
Instol
Mill
at,
Hczelton
Mine
James
MacKee,
president
of
the
Western
Uranium
Cobalt
Mines,
announces
the
intention
to
inslal
a
mill
of
about
150
tons
capacity
early
in
the
spring
at
PIIPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
11
Phono
651
COAL
UMUKIt
BnilHNG
SfmiB
the
Rocher
rlc
Boule
mine
near
'Hazel
ton.
Sufficient
,
ore
is
in-jdica'eri
says
Mr.
MacKee,
to
justify
biivclini;
of
the
plant.
t.;)s
penlenbo'-
the
working
jr.nitul
was
S225.000.
:
children'3
Ch
istmns
pp-v
ti
'-?
held
cn
Friday.
The
Women's
-
'--
P-nr
.......
nl
hr."
hall
the
same
evening.
Musia
was
by
"The
Ramblers."
"
1
V
D
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r
W:::rn';
I;i-Klii.'ii-e
ni
r
:
wa-
'"-Irl
Pt
lh
home
of
Miv.
J.
Ilcnkcl
hist
Turst'iy
w'.th
nine
members
present.
R-F-'rl
;n
w.,
by
the
secretary
of
-;he
.sale
of
w.rl
held
in
N.wnbr.
M-s.
Fvebk's
wr,
th"
winner
of
th.;
'"ffle.
Books
suitable
to
send
q
Shaushnersy
Hospital
are
being
requested
and
will
he
sent;
in
January.
Report
for
1C50
was
read
and
cories
p.lvw
to
eafi1
rmnlv
r.
Fuilt".!?
arti-cles
left
ever
from
ic
basaa-pre
to
b?
P.vrn
ir
the
teacher
to
ii
-e
ns
end-of-term
prizes
for
rupils.
'
4
;vtur-
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
CI
i
,
,
.
"
--:'
w
II
A
warm
spell
following
a
cola
one
was
welcomed
but
another
fall
of
snow
has
made
the
roads
heavy
aain.
Santa's
Opened
Shop
Now
Open
5t
I0t
AND
A
-:iu
ce
.s-f:r-:ir-"l
'r-
'he
p.
The
health
nurse
held
a
ellnic
TA.
wa-
hl.1
in
t".v
Fall
with
in
the
school
last
Friday
aftc--r'-ojords
na'rf
t-
f;:nne
the
noon.
Here
In
Our
Store!
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
.
.
.
ond
you've
never
before
seen
so
many
wonderful
Christmas
gifts.
Here's
the
creom
of
the
North
Pole
workshops!
Hundreds
and
hundreds
of
gifts
.
.
.
gay
gifts,
glad
gifts,
glorious
gifts,
o!l
glittering
and
glamorous
gifts
.
.
.
ready
to
be
prized
and
cherished
by
those
on
your
list.
They're
all
here
in
our
one
big
store'
so
that
you
con
hurry
through
your
Christmas
Shopping
with
the
speed
of
Donner
and
Blitzcn.
FOR
WIFE
MOTHER
OR
SWEETHEART
Fit
For
A
i
STORE
Do
Your
Christmas
Shopping
at
This
Bright;
Hew
Store
EVER
YTH
I
NG
IN
GIFTS
AND
VARIETY
ITEMS
LINGERIE
NYLONS
SLIPS
'
UMBRELLAS
GOWNS
-
"
-
GLOVES
PAJAMAS
-
PURSES
BED
JACKETS
SWEATERS
TABLECLOTHS
DRESSES
BRIDGE
COVERS
COATS
BATH
TOWELS
SUITS
BLANKETS
BLOUSES
BED
SPREADS
SKIRTS
King!
FOR
DAUGHTER
AND
TEEN-AGER
r
4
v
y
-'I
BATHROBES
PAJAMAS
SOCKS
HANKIES
UMBRELLAS
VESTS.
PANTIES
.
APRONS
SWEATERS
MITTS
RAINCOATS
SNOWSUITS
BLOUSES
SKIRTS
JEANS
J03
West
Third
Avenue
Opposite
Old
Li
DRESSES
COATS
GLOVES
'
PURSES
JUMPERS
r
BOYS'
MITTs
j
All
sizes,
QQf
"
Up
from
OV"
"
BOYS
BATHROBES
2
Sizes
2-4-6
-fl
(1
"
Your
choice...
'
J
.VAVWAVMViVW.'.V.'.V.v;.
.
FOR
THAT
PRECIOUS
INFANT
GOWNS
BATHROBES
BOOTIES
BOYS'
PAJAMAS
Flannelette
Q
VESTS
.
DIAPERS
BLANKETS
PILLOWS
SOAKERS
MITTS
DOLLS
DIBS
DRESSES
ROMPERS
SWEATERS
BUNTING
BAGS
All
sizes
SOCK!
Boys'
Wihdbrcokcrs
All
sizes
l
Qj?
Up
from
..
I
LI
And
bcsl
of
oil,
the
bigqest
qift
we
can
give
you
.
.
.
our
prices
thai
let
you
fill
your
Christmas
lists
and
still
go
home
with
spending
money.
So
come
on
in
.
.
.
come
in
corly,
while
the
crowds
are
the
smallest
and
the
selections
the
choicest.
Come
on
in
today.
Finish
all
your
Christmas
shopping
in
one
fell
swoop!
At
WALLACE'S
'
BOYS'
SWEATERS
All,
sizes
6)
2
Up
irom
m
BOYS'
TIES
S
V
I
f
Ac
.
-
TV
W3
Asst.
styles
rr0
Up
from
Of
Course
SHOP
EARLY
1
,lS.
novo
ZJ,
;-
xT7
just
the
type
(jj
FOR
YOUR
GIFTS
I
BOYS'
BELTS
Asst.
styles
Up
from
fifi
L.
....
r.
..cav'.va-..
,nd
Standard
Lamp
that
would
moke
ideals
for
Christmas
this
year..
XV"4
W'Au'i"-.'7'
BOYS'
DRESS
SHIRTS
7y
7N
On
IK
All
sizes
Up
from
n
Furniture
Department
Vkif
Our
w.
Jiitt
.,-
You
will
find
a
wide
ranee
of
u
1'
BOYS'
SUITS
All
sizes
-fl
A
Uo
from
....
Asl.S',
Col"
t
.11''"
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CHAIRS
CEDAR
CHESTS
RUPERT
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
STORE
GORDON
and
ANDERS,
kESI
Federal
Block
3rd
Ave.
W-