Prince
Ruperl
Daily
News
Moose
Women
Enjoy
Evening
Prince
George
Honing
Mill
Ralph
TtiMd
k
reported
tr
be
considering
the
buildir
g
or
a
pUi.ing
mill
in
Prince
Georer
ThurMi.iy.
October
5,
1950
!
comforters
Expobe
Defences
Of
Prince
Rupert
i
Local
Warehouse
i
Mentioned
in
Article
Von,
A
social
evening
at
the
home
i
u
e
si
requiring
forty-fight
lots
of
Mrs.
A.
S.
Hamilton
Monday
Mr.
Telford
until
recently
owned
night
was
enjoyed
by
the
Women
,
the
Fort
Fraser
Mills.
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnc
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
-
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Dlrectoi
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
I
See
fc.
1
It
(Leslie
Roberts,
in
Colliers
(.011-'
cerning
Prince
Rupert
,and
Alaska
airdromes.
i
In
the
reference
to
Prince
F.a-pert,
the
-writer
tells
about
vie
huge
warehouse
and
other
installations
put
in
by
the
United
States
army
during
the
second
world
war.
J
Liberty
says
"the
millions
In
,
work
and
material
at
Prince
Rapt
rt,
the
warehouse,
staging
I
'
areas,
plus
the
ancilliary
things
that
fto
with
these
installation;,
'have
either
been
sold
at
five
;
cents
on
the
dollar
by
War
Asset,
or
are
falling
apart."
-(The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
I
of
Commerce
and
the
Daily
Newh
I
have
been
campaigning
lor
a
i
long
time
for
retention
of
tho
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
rer
Tea!
chose
fromJ
af
the
Moose
social
service
com
(
mittee.
Winners
at
cards
were
I
Mrs.
B.
Blair
and
Mrs.
R.
Giske
;
Guests
were
Mrs.
A.
S.
Hamilton.
Mesdames
O.
Stegavlg.
R.
Gisfc
F.
Grlmble.
P.
Bond,
B.
Blair,
H.
Tweed
and
R.
B.
Skinner
jirvd
Miss
F.
Johnson.
Delicious
re
:
S8.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month
50c:
Per
Year
15.00.
s.;
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
Uiv-Canada
Merger
Id
American
Magazines
Howard
Green,
MJ.
.(PCt
broadcasting
from
Fringe
Rupert
has
been
calling
attention
to
the
necessity
of
greater
defence
measures
in
Northern
British
NOT
LONG
AGO
I
was
asked
to
assist
at
an
inter-
freshments
were
served
by
the
hostess
to
set
off
an
enjoyable
IL
.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
'Wear
CFPR)
evening.
national
gathering
of
the
erty
magazine
Ccmfoflsrj
buy
at.
;
Pillows
Y.M.C.A.
C
libs.
The
Phal-:
Mr.
Green,
and
other
mem-
warehouse
,air
field
development
bers,
it
says,
are
planning
to
blow
NAMED
FOR
FIG
TREES
'
Barbados
is
said
to
have
been
named
by
Portuguese
explorer.
,
.who
called
it
Los
Barbados,
from
,
and
other
matters
which
would
fit
Into
the
defence
picture
at
Prince
Rupert
the
number
or
ueaxaed
fie
trees
anx
and
Wiseman
groups
of
this
-part
of
the
continent
were
having
their
annual
get-together.
My
job
was
to
act
as
consultant
for
one
of
the
five
discussion
groups.
Cur
topic
was
"Should
a
whistle
on
defence
in
the
north
i
as
soon
as
the
Federal
Parliament
convenes
which
will
bej
early
in
the
New
Year.
This,
the
New
Liberty
goes
on
j
to
say,
will
fit
in
neatly
with
what
it
calls
an
"expose"
by
Advertise
througa
Classifieds.
I
they
found
there.
Pxe
of....
5j,
the
United
States
and
Canada
j
'
!
be
one
country?"
About
18
young
iwar.
if
Canada
were
annexed
to
The
Hunting
The
U.S.
Warehouse
PRINCE
RUPERT
will
be
the
poorer,
with
the
warehouse
dismantled
and
shipped
to
Edmonton
as
lumber.
An
important
facility
will
be
removed
from
a
port
which
js
on
the
eve
of
great
development.
The
city
will
be
back
to
where
it
was
seven
years
ago.
;
,
,t
is
possible
demolition
will
be
cancelled.
But
;everys
day
sees
the
great
building
being
further
reduced.
If
this
is
to
be
halted,
"then
immediate
and
'strong
action
must
be
taken.
Granting
the
warehouse
has
plenty
of
room
to
;spare,
that
admission
does
not
in
the
least
degree,
excuse
its
sale,
and
transfer
to
the
Alberta
city.
Here
it
was
built,
and
here
it
should
remain,
and
this
holds
good
even
if
there
was
no
such
thing
as
a
disturbed
world
situation.
Eventually,
an
asset
of
such
major
value
and
usefulness
would,
in
some
.""vrayrbe
taken
full
advantage
of.
The
beginning
4
LEAKAGE?
SEEPAGE?
I
V
1
'WW
Prompt
Al,d
Courteous
W'je
Here
to
Serve
rotj
is
here.
SLEEPING
h)
RUST
OR
ROT?
Commodore
Cafe
4
'chaps
took
part.
They
were
about
U.S.A.
would
not
Rusia
s
answer
equally
divided
between
the
U.S.
be
the
outright
annexation
cf
j
and
Canada.
There
was
one
keea
aii
the
countries
In
eastern
young
Canadian
in
Active
army
Europe?
.uniiorm
and
one
blight
yauna
j
o0o
rman
of
Chines.e
race.
The
Chair-
j
SOME
DECLARED
that
a
bet-man
and
Secretary
were
fromjter
answer
than
a
U.S.-Canatia
.Everett,
Washington.
'
'merger
would
be
a
federation
of
'
o0
all
western
democracies.
I
WAS
A
BIT
nervous
about
j
jn
that
way,
they
argued
v,e
this
topic
before
we
got
under
;COuid
get
all
the
economical
and
:
way
and
wondered
whether
it
;
iziUit,a.rv
advantages
or
annsxa-
would
not
end
in
a
pitched
battle
,
Hon
to
U.S.A.
without
any
of
the
.with
tlv
Americans
all
saying
;
di-:advantaaes.
'
..
"ves"
and
the
Canucks
savin"
'
,
.
-
if
4
MospttaUtT
and
Oood
food"
"hooe
7
tor
Snd-Out
Orders
e.
David
Chow.
Mgr.
llfll
lit
"it
I
till"
'"no".
!
i
Actually
I
have
never
been
in
i
a
more
helpful
discussion
group.
!
Instead
ot
aeDating
the
question
'and
simply
jiearing
aigumenis
'pro
and
con
we
proceeded
by
quits
a
dillerent
technique.
Tha
group
as
a
noe
decided
simply
to
list
the
greatest
probable
advantages
for
a
merger
01
the
two
.countries
then
to
list
jthe
greatest
possible
disadvanta-
j
AIIIIOUIiCEHENT
if
We
or
not
taking
any
dea
jing
pressing
at
present
ic
We
shall
attend
to
erficient
service
on
Tailoring,
Alterations
and
fa
pairing
jAr
New
Fall
Samples
have
just
arrived
Order
now
for
better
choice
LING
THE
JAIIOI
Box
286
220
-6th
St.
Phone
64?
ges
or
ttiuicuii.s.
ey
mis
meuuu
I
we
by-passed
any
possibility
of
a
pitched
battle.
,
We
agreed
In
the
first
instane?
J
not
to
dis:uss
eaeh
point
at
length,
but
simply
decide
writ
the
Jto
list
it
or
nat.
Then
we
w.;r.i
tover
the
points
one
by
one
aii
anybody
who
wanted
to
comnie
!
might
be
of
small
or
minor
moment,
but
it
would
at
i
least
be
a
.
start,
and
increase
in
scope
as
Prince
Ru-;'
pert
business
and
influence
expanded.
'
Who
knows
what
was
in
mind
when
this
mam-;
moth
warehouse
was
planned,
or
that
it
was
being
,
erected
just
-as
much
for
1950
as
for
1943?
Jt
is
common
knowledge
that
when
the
Americans
first
saw
Prince
Rupert
they
were
agreably
surprised
with
1
the
strategic
position
of
the
port.
They
might
be
astounded
to
be
told
that
this
masterly
example
of
their
handiwork
only
aiew
short
years
ago,
is
today
;
befog
torn
down
because
Edmonton
wants
-some
"
lumber.
I
There
is
large
scale
business
just
ahead
at
Prince
Rupert
.
Early
in
the
New
Year,
the
cellulose'
industry
will
open.
The
aluminum
enterprise,
'.
which
means
the
spending
of
scores
of
millions,
wilt
"
be
in
this
district,
if
indications
mean
anything.
'
;
The
trend
is
all
on
a
large
scale,
and
in
keeping
with
the
size
of
the
warehouse,
immense
as
it
is.
"-
None
can
deny
that
today,
the
possibility
of
war
'"broods
over
the
earth.
There
is
certainly
a.
threat
touching
the
islands
and
the
lands
bordering
the
1
Pacific.
All
countries,
if
they
have
defences,
are
making
the
most
of
them.
While
a
warehouse,
such
Z
as
the
one
at
Prince
Rupert,
cannot
be
ealled
a
weapon,
it
nevertheless
comes
within
the
meaning
t
of
defence.
did
so.
v
oOo
THERE
WAS
NO
hard
and
fa.
record
kept
of
tlie
discussion
and
no
attempt
was
made
iu
IN
TINS
"
'
come
to
any
conclusions.
But
th
group
agreed
that
the
following
take
your
troubles
to
your
BARRETT
DEALER
Ii
the
weather
getting
the
best
of
you?
Rain
coming
through
the
roof?
Basement
flooding?
Gutter
rusting?
Take
your
troubles
to
your
Barrett
dealer.
H
ctrriea
complete
line
of
weather-proofing
materials
at
well
as
shingles,
roll
roofings
and
insulation.
Expensive?
No.
Practically
nothing
when
you
add
up
tha
results.
Here
are
a
few
Barrett
weather-proofing
products.
Your
dealer
has
these
and
many
more.
LEAKS
PUsic
EUiogum
Cement.
SeaU
leakt.
CeeaeMi
lath
injtJ.
A
thin
coating
of
Liquid
Elasogum
CcesciM
tc-wala
old
roofs.
SEEPAGE
Hydrooon'Paiot.
An
ideal
foundation
coating;
RU
ST
Everjet
Paint.
Dries
fast
to
a
hard,
black,
rMntj
Mvfaca
that
seals
out
the
weather.
WOOD-ROT
Car
hosota
Creosote
OiL
For
foundation
tinta-
bers,
fence
posts
above
or
below
ground
leeL
MEW-ALL-PURPOSE,
ALL-WEATHER,
READY.TO-VfB
ALUMINUM
PAINT.
It's
Barrett
Silvea
Alumiomi
Paim.
Kttdi
it
mixing.'
Tough,
protective
finish
reflects
light
aod
beat
up
to
7
5
...
resists
moisture,
corroswe
fumes,
aak
apraf.
YOU'LL
FIND
i
ASK
FOR
SPECIAl
IIST
Your
5uilr
Guns
and
Spurs
w?re
the
main
possible
advantages
of
an
out
and
out
unioi.
between
the
U.S.A.
and
Canaua.
Greater
military
security.
I
Free
trade
in
products
and
lie.
movement
of
people
would
be
ber.efit,
especially
to
Canada.
Th.
lines
of
intercourse
would
rci
naturally,
more
north
and
soul,
than
east
to
west.
One
money
would
end
ex
change
troubles.
'
Saving
on
cost
of
governments
and
number
at
border
custom
.
points
etc.
oOo
THE
MAIN
DISADVANTAGE.
Now
ot
UULL5
.v
i
arrrr
m
tw
.II
i
SCRIPTI
RE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
"Quicken
me
according
to
Thy
wo-d."
Psalm
119:154
'f,t,n'
I
w.re
listed:
j'
Canadians
would
regret
to
ljsr
their
national
Identity
and
Brit
Ranges
UourBarreCt
dealer
sells
Protection
ffys
He
stocks
a
complete
line
of
roofing,
insulation
and
weather-proofing
material.
lie's
got
what
it
takes
to
stop
almost
any
weather.
Whether
your
problem
is
leakage,
seepage,
fast
or
rot
see
your
Barrett
dealer
first!
ish
Commonwealth
ccnnestioi:
and
feel
a
sen.se
of
failure
if
merely
absorbed
into
U.S.A.
French
Canadians
would
probably
resist
and
resent
this
even
more
than
English-speakm
Canadians.
As
a
minority
of
about
three
million
"in
a
iea
cf
English
speaking
people
of
about
NOW
Ycjr
Popular
RECORDS
at
the
RUPERT
,
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
iod
minions
ir.-nr
panucai
m-1
Iluence
would
be
very
minor,
i
compared
with
the
present
in
COftaCia.;..,
.
j
Moffat
Gas
1.
U)w
cost
operation
$13.50
for
3
to
4
months,
for
couk'ng
only.
2.
Bock
gas
is
clean
doesn't
hlackt-n
utensils.
3.
Jnstant
heat
100
"fconbral
positions.
S
!
4.
Attrnclve
Wile
En-,
i.'ihriliangcs-i-'by
MoffaU
'
5.
Just
turn
the
button
and
burner
at
full
heat.
C.
Rockgas
Is
six
times
hotter
than
city
gas.
7.
Oven
at
reiuired
THE
BARRETT
COMPANY,
LIMITED
v
v.
jnctDased
jiillitary
pswer
whic'n
j
would
result
from
an
outright;
mereer
mi'ht
be
offset
by
in-
j
creasing
the
danger
of
world
Jtu'A
TmJtAUri
lL
'
CANADIAN
WHISKY
V
v
TV'
MhX&
I
-
J.
temperature
in
minuien.
Illustrated
Model
-
tiniit
float
your
arch
on
a
cushion
of
"cloud-soft"
sponge
rubber
1
Others
from
,
.y
SEE
THESE
GAS
RANGES
ON
OtS
Ask
for
a
Demon&rrofion
-
McRAE
BROS.
if
by
DESCO
DISTILLED
IN
CANADA
BLKNDKD
IN
CANADA
BOTTLED
IN
CANADA
t
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CANADIANS
WHO
APPRECIATE
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t
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PHONE
79
Common
Stock
Investment
Opportunities
While,
the
changing
International
situation
has
been
reflected
in
the
quotations
for
most
common
stocks
there
are
sttll
many
sound
issues
of
leading
Canadian
Corporations
that
may
be
purchased
at
prices
winch
prov.de
attractive
yields
of
from
4
to
over
9.
We
shall
be
glad
to
send
you
a
list
of
such
stocks
on
request.
Diversification
through
the
placement
of
your
funds
in
severa
different
industries
and
stocks,
is
recommended
as
in
this
manner
a
very
satisfactory
income
of
over
5
may
be
obtained
without
taking
undue
risks.
If
you
will
advise
of
us
your
requirements
and
the
amount
of
money
you
wish
to
invest,
we
shall
be
clad
ZtZZ1
-
-
dirge
Umes
Richardson
&
Sons
Itfallarf
t
'
This
advertisement
is
not
puousnea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
,
Control
Board,
or
by
the
Government,
of
British
Columbia
AA.IU
.
Al
took
rest
your
arches
Pacific
Coast
Officess
HOURS
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Yourj
will
b
two
happy
fear
in
Revelations.
You'll
FEEL
VANCOUVER
ViaORIA
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
See
our
Kodak
Camera
"
Line-up.
Flash
attachments
for
all
(
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i
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and
Kodachrome
I
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to
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to
IP
to
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..,r
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9
o
'
7
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I
tha
restful
LIFT
of
th
aroh-cushioo
witfc
vary
atop.
In
tha
softest
e!k
en
a
cusWad
platform
as
flexibla
as
your
very
own
foolk
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Footwear
Film.
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