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Saturday,
February
26,
1949
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Waterfront
Reminiscences
By
W.
J.
and
JtlH.KCTIONS
SUNDAY
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Port
Edward
Shipping
Vessel
Coming
Q.
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KOHIKIS
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iiiti
row
I
It
GIRLS
OF
THE
BIG
HOUSE'
An
American
tanker,
under
clurter
to
the
Frank
I
V:itrhmistf
lino,
will
imicmc
;ir
I'ni'i.
.(
u;in
tntiipht
MONDAY
and
TUESDAY-7
'
i
v
w
mi
s
oN,
y
to
load
a
quantity
of
herring
oil
for
shipment
to
Vancouver.
It
is
the
102-foot
ve
-sel
Argo,
w
hich
will
dock
at
Nelson
JJros.
herring
reduction
plant
on
her
first
northern
trip
in
Canadian
service.
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to)
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111
I
Crr
LOIS
BUTLER
7rJ
ALSO
m.
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U'MU,C
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smEZZSX2s
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m
PEOPLES
STORE"
SPRING
COATS
2
;
SUITS
'
DRESSES-
Look
Now
!
Feci
New
!
He
New!
2
I
RUPERT
:
:
PEOPLES
STORE"
There
was
a
young
lady
named
Perkins,
Who
simply
doted
on
gherkins;
In
spite
of
advice,'
She
-ate.
so
much
spice.
That
she
pickled
her
internal
workin's.
Another
cruiser
race
from
Seattle
north
is
planned
for
J
i
next
July.
It
will
be
from
Seal
attle
to
Juneau.
To
share
in
lone
is
good
for
what
ai'.s
you.
J
The
Seattle-Prince
Rupert
con-
test,
years
ago,
was
not
only
re-
markablc
for
the
general
interest
J
j
it
aroused.
The
li.-auiy
and
value
of
the
silverware
was
little
,
short
of
stunning.
A
woman
columnist
strongly
urges
that
a
special
annual
tax
of
a
thousand
dollars
a
year
should
be
levied
on
each
un
married
man.
Which
leads
the
Juneau
Empire
to
inform
her,
and
quite
correctly,
she
should
know
a
tax
on
liberty
is
un-constitutional.
Question!
With
times
quiet
for
years,
and
housing
shortage
taken
as
a
matter
of
course
how
much
shorter
will
the
shortage
be
when
trie
spending
of
25
million
dollars
a
few
miles
out
oi
town
will
start
becoming
translated
into
industrial
action?
;
There
is
still
a
place
on
the
surface
of
the
seas
and
lakes
for
the
tall
mast
and
swelling
sail.
It
sounds
a
shade
romantic
but,
for
the
moment,
we're
in
the
mood.
Coming
down
to
cases,
though.
Lloyds'
Register
lists
750
sailing
clubs
in
the
-
-Mil,
..,
5
-I
IDHM
be
cut
into
six-foot
lengths
and
logs
on
ire
at
Stevens,
Out.,
await
them
downstream.
HOW
CAN
I
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
i
,
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Q
How
can
I
remove
scorch-
wrwity
Ti-,.,.,
,.-....1...,
f..U-:
uuiu
minim
lauucs
;
Better
English
By
U.
C.
WILLIAM.
1
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"Jack
is
a
splendid
tennis
player.''
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro
nunciation
of
"granary?"
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Ennoble,
ennui,
en-nactmcnt.
4.
What
does
the
word
"salu-
Throughout
the
winter,
the
Argo
has
been
in
(he
Water-house
service
carrying
similar
cargoes
from
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Wand
pcints,
Ucluelet,
Cccpeccee
mid
others.
At
Tort
Edward,
sue
will
load
80.000
gallons
of
il.
then
proceed
back
south
to
Butedale
and
!
Klemtu
where
she
will
take
on
the
balance
of
her
200.000-gallon
capacity.
Manned
by
an
American
crew
and
officers,
she
will
carry
a
Canadian
pilot,
Capt.
Jack
Woods
of
the
Waterhouse
line.
The
cargo
will
be
delivered
to
(the
Lapointe
Pier
at
Vancouver
where
the
various
fishing
companies
have
storage
tanks.
A
cargo
of
structural
steel
for
tht-
Watson
Island
pulp
plant
of
tne
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
is
cx-
pected
to
arrive
at
Port
Edward
...
,
,
-
wiuiiii
uie
next
moiiin
or
so
The
Union
steamer
Coquillani,
which
docked
hen;
at
1
p.m.
NO
IF
is
the
Time...
THIS
AND
THAT
Down
comes
a
jack
pine
to
hauled
to
rivers.
Thousands
of
spring
thaws
which
will
float
United
States,
and
there
would1
be
far
more
were
Canada
inchui-
j
ed.
There's
plenty
of
water!
north
of
the
border,
and
all
the'
boats
arc
not
power-driven.
i
How
do
you
like
tc
hear
people
saying
"hospitalized."
-readied.
'
j
"contacted"
or
"guys"?
No
harm
j
done,
of
course.
Easy
to
pronounce,
remember
or
spell.
Yet.
one
keeps
thinking
of
music,
u
bit
off
key.
'There
has
been
sihiw
on
the
Iliili.-.h
Columbia
coast.
No
one
will
deny
it.
But
this
sl.ill
remains
Canada's
evergreen
land.
The
east,
will
continue
to
think
of
the
Pacific
slope
as
a
ver-Jant,
region
where
winter
air
lacks
the
sling,
the
breeze
is
soft,
and
there's
the
trickle
of
rain.
And
the
east
won't
be
wrong.
.
A
young
woman
who
had
recently
taken
charge
of
a
kindergarten
entered
a
trolley
car.
and
as
she
took
a
seat,
smiled
pleasantly
at
'a
gentleman
sitting
opposite
her.
He
raised
his
hat.
but
It
was
evident
that
he
did
not
recognize
her.
Real
izing
her
error
she
said
in
tonesner.
to
make
changes
in
your
refrigeration
system.
We
will
be
glad
to
assist
you
in
any
ments
contemplated.
A."
This
is
difficult
to
do
be-
aboard
a
Belgian
dcrp
sea
ves-
i
cause
even
light
scorching
on
sel.
The
steel
will
come
from
the
1
wool
weakens
the
fibres.
Try
wet-j
eastern
United
Stales.
ling
the
scorched
.spots'
imnx'di-1
j
ately
with
glycerine
and
l-'lLing
"
'
remain
about
a
half-hour
before,'
(
Ketchikan
fi..h
packer;
washing.
If
fabric
is
not
wash-'Sydney,
Capt.
Osmund
lb-lid-,
able,
run
lightly
with
a
piece
of
I'ickson,
arrived
in
port,
here
(
white
flannel,
wrung
very
dry
Friday
to
discharge
four
car-'
out
of
cold
water
and
slightly
loads
of
froen
fi.sii
for
rai!
moistened
with
glycerine.
j
shipment
to
the
United
States
Q.
How
can
1
make
a
key
turn'
niarket
.It
was
her
first
trip
in
more
easily
in
a
door
lock?
more
than
a
week
because
of
AR.
Try
dipping
the
key
in
the
uncertainly
of
rail
trans-oil,
then
lock
and
unlock
the
door
1
pollution
out
of
thin
p.nt.
a
few
times.
It
will
soon
turni
smoothly.
Thesamc
treatment1
can
be
given
uu
obMinalc
bolt.
Approach
of
.spring
is
restoring
Q.
How
can
1
whiten
the
skin?
S0,U('
activity
to
the
Queen
Char-A.
An
application
or
eoual
ll,tlc
Inlands
logging
Industry.
yynijj'S
1
iertjng
Oil
Ocean
I.
Camps
Reopening
future
aiU
winter
shut-downs
A
scowled
ol
heavy
equipment
fo,
the
Campbell
and
Bennett
construction
firm,
which
has
he
contract
for
con
struction
ol
a
pipeline
to
supply;
water
to
de
Columbia
Cellulose
j
Co.
mill
at
Watson
Island,
ar-!
rived
here
this
week
and
isi
moom;
al
the
Armour
Salvags
'
Co.
cock
.1,
consists
of
a
large!
power
t!!!,r,.l,
several
big
diesel
trucks
and
,
llicr
equipment.
Not
since
the
wartime
construction
days
have
really
large
diesef
trucks
been
seen
in
this
area.
There
is
o
be
a
power
boatj
race
betwee,i
Seattle
and
Juneau!
next
summer
with
a
call
at!
Prince
Rup
:rt.
The
total
dis-;
tance
is
9W
miles,
Pi
climinai
y
'
plans
are
now
being
studied
by
;
the
Internationa!
Power
Boat1
Association.
The
first
leg
will
be!
the
same
ar
for
the
internation-,
al
Olympia
In
Nuti.dmo
contest,!
a
distance
if
17')
miles.
From'
Nanaimo.
entering
(he
race
fo
Juneau
will
be
the
438-mlln
runt
U
Prince
l.
pi
i
t.
with
the-fin-j
!sh
time
tiint,
far
being
slated!
2or
5
pm,
July
13.
The
boats
j
will
bi'
ullovicd
an
8-hour
lee-
uy
on
thut
i
g.
In
case
of
ae-
j
cident.
It
If
undrst(tKj
a
city
celebration
s
piiiuicd.
Finish
time
for
th
348-rnlle
Juneau
lap
will
b-
J
p.m.
July
16.
So
lar
22
Aim
..wan
and
Canadian
.-kippers
expect
to
enter.
LETTERBOX
UOI.M
S
AMI
1
t
I
IC
iMiitor.
Daily
Nevis:
Lo'.-ers
of
wild
life
are
aware
that
this
winter
of
heavy
snows
and
low
temperatures
has
made
existence
for
the
deer
on
this
coast
a
very
trying
ordeal.
They
were
not
a,aie
though
that
provincial
mvernment,
regulations
arc
protecting
the
lives
of
wolves
who
are
finding
the
h
avy
snow
U
11
a
real
ally
and
wholesale
slaughter
olf
deer
has
been
and
is
going
on
in
and
around
this
district.
The
writer
has
seen
deer
approaching
the
shoreline
driven
from
the
heights
by
snow
and
followed
closely
by
Uit
wolves.
On
a
short
trip
along
the
shore
line
beside
ley
cabin
I
.limited
10
partly
eaten
deer
aid
gory
evidence
of
wanton
,
cVstruetion
of
life.
The
writer
relieves
that,
were
he
granted
permission
to
trap
these
wolves
md
other
like
permits
were
granted
persons
in
a
position
such
as
myself,
much
could
be
done
to
re-establish
the
balance
of
nature
and
there
would
soon
be
fewer
wolves.
Thanking
yiu
Mr.
Editor
for
this
space
in
"our
paper.
i
R1NGHOLM,
Turks
Inlet.
HI..ANC11E.
N.S.,
(p,
-
Kcubcn
.Smith
and
olseu
Perry,
local
fishermen,
While
on
the
Job
found
a
null
unable
to
fly,
a
mile
and
a
half
from
shore.
Investi-uation
showed
It
had
a
mu.sVrat
trap
attached
to
its
leg.
MM.
ASTHMA
AND
HAY
FEVER
IlKI
VI
IIMSY
III
ANtliV
I
III.
HlK
IIIIM'r.
IM',
NOW
AVAILABLE
Have
your
machine
checked
to
see
if
it
is
in
condition
for
the
heavy
work
season
which
is
ahead.
SEE
US
FOR,
YOUR
REFRIGERATION
REQUIREMENTS
Walk-in
or
Reach-in
Coolers
Frozen
Food
Cabinets
Ice
Cream
Cabinets
and
Domestic
Refrigerators
NorthernB.CPowerCo.Ltd.
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PHONE
210
or
20'J
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flayer
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p.
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gran,
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not
train.
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Military."
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ao;tr:
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results.
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KAuioriioNS
si
Ken's
Rad'
nt
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pralf
f
...
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NllV
1
7ia
ond
Ave.
.
m.ViH'i
Friday-
from
Vancouver,
carried
,50
loggers
for
Aero
Camp,
Cum-I
shewa
Inlet,
which
is
opening
next
week.
Eight
loggers
embarked
from
Prince
Rupert
to
I
Oh-
l.r,p
l.nt,r
Adam,
f."-.
"
iri
'
'
Dear,
don't
you
think
a
honeymoon
.slmuM
rstfaRi'
S&-
riy
iiiiiuf
i
Hi
it?
iltxP?
Ar.
&m
f
mz-'
r
4
BUSES
FOR
$41
Tor
immediate
delivery,
inler-cily
it
nt
steel
construction.
Suitable
fur
S'
r
any
special
work
involving
passtiicM
A
thirtenh
of
he
eorth't
crust
is
aluminum.
It
is
found
in
mountains
ond
gems,
in
vcgctobles
and
clay,
in
meat
and
water
practically
everywhere.
parts
or
ruse
water
and
lemon
juice
acts
as
a
skin
whitener.
I
-
audible
throughout
the
car:
"Oh!
Please
excuse
me!
mistook
you
for
the
father
of
two
of
my
children."
She
got
out
at
the
next
cor
,
11
1
MX
Alcan
lion.
Ideal
as
travelling
showrooms
iir
fore
its
mobile
office
unci
living
ipiarlers
on
an;
work
at
the
camp.
Other
camps
are
expected
to
open
m
the
near
Aluminum
Comnanv
nf
BUS
PARTS
FOR
S,
long
go
lh
Romans
knew
it
as
a
salt.
They
called
ujed
it
as
a
medicine
or
for'
dyeing
cloth.
I!mu
l.hu
'ii
......
i'..f
itl.ilnK
ft'l
I'ronl
and
Kear
Axle
Asst-inhlies.
Tranj
Slerrill.r
A
....,l,i;
llrive
l.iiK'S.
"l,lt
All
these
narls
w
ill
sell
at
ineallv
red
ured
I'l
Until
the
middle
1800's,
the
metal
aluminum
was
more
costly
thon
gold.
Napoleon
III
had
his
own
personal
tablewaie
made
of
sel
of
:j.'M)eluc
Ket
liner
Mohair
Viwred
Seal"
condition.
WRITE
OK
PHONE
WKSTKKN
CANADIAN
CKKVIIOl'M
Vvfl
Modern
science
found
a
way
to
make
it
cheeper.
everybody
con
buy
useful
and
lasting
articles
made
of
Calvary,
Alia.
In
Cfinoda
we
have
none
of
the
high-grade
aluminum
ore
called
"bauxite".
Canadians
bring
it
in
by
shipload
from
Btitish
Guiana
-
a
voyage
of
3000
miles.
n
it
"alumen"
and
rarer
tinj
it.
That
is
why,
today,
aluminum.
V
AT'
1
1
v
(
7
can
in
a
year,
ALUMINUM
Producer!
muniKCl
Canada
has
the
world's
largest
aluminum
smelter,
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
I..
IlugliM,
D.C.,
I'h.C.
21-22
Besner
Itlw-lc
riioor
HLl'K
413
for
Appointment
Hoi
ns
10:30
a
m.
o
ia:ao
p.m.
na
2
to
5
p
m.
l
KMNUH
Monday
B:,d
l-rlilay.
7:30
p.m.
'
tlidse
iiiiulilc
to
roine
(turliiR
tht
cley.
nECHPTIONlBT
In
attend-Rm:e
ftornoonii.
'
1
.
Canada,
Ltd.)
makes
aluininuni
ingots.
More
llian
IfWWl
'....I...-.
1
.
r
,
there,
at
Arvida.
This
site
was
chosen
because
a
port
for
ocean
ships
bringing
bauxite
and
an
of
hydro-electric
power.
mu
j
v.iiui.iii
iiiaiunaiiurcrs
across
v.anada
shape
aluminum
iruo
light,
strong,
non-rusting
articles
for
our
use.
J
lie
variety
grows
daily.
addition
10
supplying
tl,t.j,c
firms,
Alcan
sells
about
of
its
ineots
to
other
countries.
This
aluminum
,.
Northeastern
Aicon
built
if
3
it
is
close
to
both
abundant
source
Until
Alcan
Smelting
aluminum
electricity
required
would
light
your
Mots
than
15,000
industry.
They
These
earnings
harnessed
this
wofer
power,
it
ran
to
wuite.
needs
vast
supplies
of
power.
The
to
produce
one
ton
of
aluminum
FOR
Al
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