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OF
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LEASE
LAND
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
October
3,
1950
F
sr
C.N.R.
Changes
I
In
Land
Recording
District
of
j
Prince
Rupert
and
mutated
In
Use-j
less
Bay
Porcher
Island,
Range
5
I
Coast
District.
Are
Announced
ttl
Take
Notice
that
I.
Jessie
Kelman
WINNIPEG
Timothy
S
Sulll-
1
Murry
'
P""
Rupert,
B.
C.
oc-,
.
.
j
.
cupatlon
Married,
iutenda
to
apply
van.
formerly
superintendent
at
,
ior
.
lnlM
of
th.
.,,..
de8cribed
Seven
Fire
Calls
During
September
The
city
had
seven
fir.e
calls
during
the
month
of
September,
two
of
which
proved
to
be
smoke
scares.
At
4
a.m.
Sepiember
11,
a
house
belonging
to
Mrs
Anna
Jackson
at
349
Ninth
Avenue
West
caught
fire
and
was
damaged
to
the
extent
of
$1,000.
'Rogues
of
Sherwood
kj
j
Saskatcwn.
has
h-'n
promoted
to
i
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
general
superintendent
of
the
j
North
west
corner
of
lot
No.
4447
x!.r1ltr,h.
Huiri-t
..i-nosriiniF
.T
i
Rnge
8
Coast
District
In
Useless
;
loct
fiob
:
EASE
td
CMC
X7
'J
I
'
H
R.
McMillan
who
has
become
John
DEREK
-
rv
,
A
Boy
and
His
Dog
n
I
Bay,
Porcher
Island,
thence
South-I
erly
to
8
W.
corner;
thence
West
10
chains,
thence
26
chains
North.
thence
10
chalna
East
to
point
ol
commencement,
containing
at
acres
(more
or
less).
Date
of
Suklng.
Sept.
18,
1050
Signed
by
'
Jessie
Kelman
Murray.
You
bend
a
little
or
a
lot
and
NuBaek
stretches
vitb
ou
and
Kill
not
ride
up.
Tha
'
v-arroon
-
News
lc"r-r
regional
vicp-presider.t
her
I
I
I
R.
H.
Robertson,
ne"-
orrn"'"'l
I
superintendent
for
British
Col-
.
umbia
started
railroadinR
as
a
I
messenger
in
tlT
freight
rlepa"t-j
She
ws
ot
7
telescopic
back
allows
ease
with
ever
i
Cause
of
the
blaze
was
laid
to
a
short
circuit
caused
by
faulty
wiring
in
a
clothes
closet
.
motion
even
wliile
it
controls
and
streamlines.
1
ment
in
Calgary
in
1915
and
&ketched,,a
supple
side-book
girdle.
The
department
was
called
after
-working
his
way
uo
and
i
out
at
7
p.m.
to
the
Old
Empress
Hotel,
where
a
mattress
had
Fi
servine
at
manv
points
became
assistant
superintendent
at
Porti"
YOU
CAN
STILL
BEAT
THE
TAJ
BY-ELECTION
CANDIDATE
.Arthur
In
1940.
Two
years
later
h
Maurice
Breton,
lawyer
0f
.
was
moved
to
Fort
Rouge.
In
1948
Joliette,
Que.,
Is
the
official
he
was
Promoted
to
superlnten-Liberal
'
dent
at-
Ka"110003-
party
candidate
in
the
VALLACES'S
DEPT.
STORE
been
set
afire
by
a
burning
cigarette.
Damage
was
confined
to
the
mattress.
At
12:30
p.m.
September
16
fire
broke
out
on
the
gillnetter
Porcher
49
at
Cow
Bay
following
an
explosion.
The
fire
department
was
able
to
put
out
the
blaze
with
damage
to
the
net.
The
boat
is
owned
by
Charles
SATIN
-
GLO
Semi
Gloss
&
High
Gloss
In
many
beautiful
tints
in
.si,
!;Qy
QWQy
xmos
Mr.
Sullivan
took
his
first
railroading
job
in
1912
as
an
operator
at
Spraue.
Later
rv
served
as
despatcher
and
chief
des-
Oct.
16
Federal
by-election
for
Joliette
-
L'Assomption-Mont-calm.
The
seat
became
vacant
following
the
resignation
of
Georges-Emile
Lepalme
to
de
UO
It
NOW
iOcAy0ur.!d
wh!
patcher
at
various
points
in
the
fQr
interior
decorating.
i
.en
1
7
jy
model
-TrQae
in
your
old
Ring
vote
his
full
time
to
the
leader-
'
west
and
In
1940
wa3
appdinted
an
assistant
superintendent
on
ship
of
the
provincial
Liberal
party.
(CP
Photo
Shop
at
the
little
rtore
where
you
ca
bij
QUICK
DRilNG.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
There
must
be
a
reason!
We're
ol
Bolton.
The
department
was
called
to
Beach
Place
at
1:45
p.m.
September-
19
by
a
smoke
scare.
Another
smoke
scare
near
the
Commercial
Hotel
.caused
them1
to
be
called
again
at
10:10
p.m.
September
25.
j
A
gasoline
stove
catching
fire
September
27
on
the
boat
No
"yiW
!
the
Port
Arthur
division.
In
1941
!
he
was
transferred
to
Saskatoon
'
as
superintendent
of
transporta-i
tion.
In
1948
he
was
promoted
to
superintendent.
!
Ernest
Cutts,
formerly
assistant
superintendent
at
Melville,
is
promoted
to
superintendent'
at
Besner
Sells
Ap't
Block
M
ANSON'S
Your
Friendly
Jeweller
Saskatoon,
succeeding
T.
8.
Sul-
commence
at
Carson's
float,
.
.
Uvan
Jacob
stran(,
wp..
n
,
tausea
110
aamae-
halibut
fisherman,
becomes
own-
"
3
rr"ult
"f
rlous
moves
Last
call
of
the
month
was'er
of
the
Besnnr
Anartmrt.-
E-
K-
House,
assistant
supeun-
September
29
when
fire
broke
property
on
First
Avenue
near
tnde"1'
at
Saskatoon,
is
traiio-out
Inside
the
Longshoremen's
the
junction
with
Second
and
ferred
to
Melville,
succeeding
Mr.
Union
hall
at
the
corner
of
Sec-
Third
Avenues
under
an
Import-
Cutts
ond
Avenue
and
Eighth
Street,.
iant
property
deal
which
was
con-
;
T.
A.
Mainprize,
assistant
sup
BUS
4fe
WHEN
TRAVELLING
TO
Tfbd.
ine
interior
was
aamagea,
dus,
cluaed
yesterday.
erintenaent
at
Kamioops,
Is
no
estimate
of
the
extent
of
available
this
Erected
In
the
early
days,"
the
'
tra"ffer!5d
l
Jancouver.
u
block
consists
of
sixteen
apart-
.edlne
Donald
Kissick
as
agistments,
superintendent.
damage
was
morning.
ueorge
uunDar,
iormeriy
gen-
Leave
Prince
Kupert
1
1.30
d
Vendor
was
Olier
Besner
who
'
Does
Tour
Furnace
end
up
hot
air
or
moke
to
your
home
?
If
It's
smoke,
call
ua.
Black
MK
Tlium
Sheet
Mrtal
Ltd.
eral
yardmaster
at
Saskatoon.
Is
r
fendv?
'
Semnt
Is
PuWwhed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
originally
built
the
block
bouu
,
Arrive
Icrrace
.
i,00
Leave
Terruce
5.30
Arrive
Prince
Rupert
1000
jorty
jears
ago.
Itendent
at
Saskatoon
and
J.
W.
The
deal
was
handled
by
Arm-
writrht
formerly
.uaff
remrd
Ogsfon
Yeep
of
Associated
Bds.
trong
Agencies
who
became
the
clert
at
Port
Arthur,
Is
promoted
agents.
,
to
assistant
superintendent
at
f
$3.80
SINGLE
$6.85
REM
;
Kamioops.
All
changes
are
effective
ii.i
i
mediately.
'
-
:
?
Yes
We
Carry
Express!!
?
Phone
555
for
Information
?
WATSON
ISLAND
STAGES
LTD
Girl
Guides
Hear
Leader
Provincial
Commissioner
Speaks
to
Local
Gathering
WWWAWV.WWV.VWA'.Wm
Thomas
A.
Dohm,
well
known
1
young
Vancouver
barrister.
Is
in
the
city
for
the
current
session
i
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes.
j
He
is
conducting
the
defence
In
,
the
case
of
Rex
vs
Ernest
Jabour.
George
Ogston,
who
was
president
last
year
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trads
of
Cential
British
Columbia,
has
been
appointed
vice-president
by
the
regional
council,
it
was
announced
by
Associated
Boards
President
W.
J.
Scott
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
8t
its
monthly
meeting
last
night.
Mr.
Ogston
takes
ovjer
the
vice-presidency
in
view
of
the
departure
from
Burns
Lake
of
R.
J;
Bourque
who
had
been
elec.d
vice-nresident
at
the
SPECIALS
to
Wednesday,
Oc!
Last
Thursday
evening,
'
the
,
members
of
the
Girl
Guide
Local
j
Association,
Guiders,
and"
pros-
'
pective
leaders
gathered
at
tho
MAC
AIri.lvS
Fancy,
Box
IJ.9S.
Cms,
ft
DAOS
COOKIES.
Oatmeal
BIG
SIX,
Toilet
Tissue
I
(
Ol
FK.K.
Nabob.
I
s
or
5
s
You
will
be
delighted
iviih
this
fragrant
tea
August
convention
In
Prince
I
"eorgp.
home
of
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergin
to'
meet
Mrs.
John
Quinnell,
Pro-
vincial
Commissioner
for
Girl
j
Guides.
'
j
After
a
few
words
of
introduc-
I
CORN,
Royal
City
:
fur
S5c.
PwCi
SMFKT
MIXF.n
PICKLKS.
Horn-;
made
HONEY,
41b
Tin
.'.
ll
tion
by
District
Commissioner
ENGINES
&
EQUIPMENT
Phone
755
BURNS
EST
uy
X
Honora
L.
Silversides.
Mrs.
Quinnell
spoko
on
the
advantages
tf
Girl
Guiding
to
the
communitj
as
well
as
to
the
Individual
?,m:,
and
itdults
concerned.
Ouidinr
not
only
trained
the
girls
of
,t?-day
to
be
good
citizens
of
tomorrow
but
helped
thonrto
see
a
rt-a
adventure
in
dife
while
the
gnl
are
young
and
can
enjoy
it.
ll
taught
them
to
live
a
healthy
and
useful
life
and
to
know
and
experience
the
Joys
found
In
Uie
great
out-of-doors.
Guiding
was
a
relatively
young
youth
movement
but
it
had
given
joy
and
excellent
training
to
thousands
of
girls.
Jt
was
a
movement
tna,
deserved
the
support
of
every
member
of
the
community.
v
Htrtf-k
ond
ivive
for
sale
fiinimhiH
fflewK
sini)li-
(ins
Knclnes
Flexln'e
cllexef
evhuiiKt
piping.
Flpvlhlp
fuel
lines.
Tr.llnt
Ptilc
KulveK
illc
hrl-r
4:ir
k
sort
Parl.
IIi-hss
anil
Iron
Ik.w
Kiillrrs.
I'lslrin
Klnes.
.
Pipe
anil
Pipe
Fittings.
Kalihllrd
Box
Rearing.
Jaw
f'lntclies
unrt
am
lior
Nigger-heads.
Steel
and
Brass
Shafting.
Bolts,
Nuts,
htuils
and
tap
Sf-rews.
Ilallhiit
Hide
Rollers
Sheaves.
Anchor
fiurrir
Mggerlieads.
Flat
Mild
Steel.
Various
articles
of
marine
hardware
and
rfiiilpineiit,
too
to
mention.
.
BYTOWN
.
MACHINE
WORKS
LECEUE'S
SC0TC
V2
C
-irv
...
ivithth
plain
toe
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
.
Miss
Silversides,
after
expressing
appreciation
of
Mrs.
Quin-nell's
inspiring
address
and
the
encouragement
she
had
giver,
to
all
those
who
had
heard
her,
presented
the
Provincial
Commissioner
,
with
a
Thunderbirri
(B.C.
Girl
Guide
Enblem)
coffci
spoon
engraved
ith
the
words
"Prince
Rupert"
as
a
souvenir
i
her
first
visit
to
this
city
and
district.
i
On
Friday
afternoon,
at
tea
at
Mrs.
Eyolfson's,
Mrs.
Quinneli
enrolled
the
first
member
to
the
Girl
Guide
Local
Associal.oi.
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
arnd
General
Cartage
and
Storag-j
Complete,
Relianle
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Lto
,
Tor
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
nated
with
r.y-ioiii
o11
.
i...
hii
In
fhoi'
Srntrl.
V.Tl
.
.
.
f
d"ul'"
.leal"
tM
r
ho
"or
2nd
Est.
ln
and
Park
Avenues
Pluv-irv
)
and
fiH
liiallly
.hoe
by
U'"'
Mrs.
R.
L.
Macintosh,
who
is
on
of
the
pioneers
of
Guiding
i.
Prince
Rupert.
Aak
to
are
It.
Try
a
L'-a'.ly
Kews
Classilien.
!
Mways
Prompt
am!
CourU;on
We're
Here
to
Servs
VOl!
Commodore
Cafe
'tospitaiitv
find
Oood
Food'
.
-
No
othr
material
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
1
u
Ave.
David
Chow.
Mgr.
J
J
J
mmm
tnan
...
"food-friondly"
the
protec
t.ve
fmU
So
save
ittorewrapthebuUerwy,
put
it
away,
and
prof1
"farm-freah"
flavour.
flints
fofeCI!
Perishable
frui"
foa.
Butter
goes
stale
quickly
when
sir
and
light
get
in.
That's
why
better-wrapped
butter
tattet
better.
Buy
one
of
the
many
brands
that
are
flavour-sealed
in
aluminum
foil,
Tha
next
tint
you
buy
Butter,
Cheese,
Candy,
Chocolate,
Tea,
,
look
for
the
brands
in
clean,
hygienic
aluminum
foil.
Whenever
you
aee
aluminum
on
the
outside
of
any
aged
food,
there's
an
"(aside
itory"
of
purity
well-protected.
freah
and
criap
M
y
ALUMINUM
COMPANT
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue.
CANADA,
n"'
6