JpTtmt
Knpert
Monday,
Dan?
JSeto
03.
July
26,
1948
SHIPS
and
THE
MARKETS
Vegetable
"
Celery,
bunch
-
.45
Cauliflower,
head
40
Swiss
Chard,
lb
21
Parsnips
t
unwashed)
lb
09
P4
YS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
FOUR-YEAR-OLD
ON
LONG
TRIP
Little
English
Girl
Makes
Flight
From
England
to
Vancouver
MONCTON,
N.B.
A
tiny,
blonde
curly-haired,
four-year-old
girl,
who
travelled
across
the
Atlantic
from
London,
England,
and
made
a
trans-Canada
flight
to
Vancouver
alone,
arrived
here
by
Trans-Canada
Airlines
on
Saturday
night.
The
pretty
little
youngster,
who
was
travelling
more
than
6,000
mil:s
unaccompanied
to
the
Pacific
Coast
city
for
adoption,'
was
a
model
traveller
and
won
the
hearts
of
all
lae
other
passengers
and
the
crew,
said
T.C.A.
stewardess
Edna
Dechesneau.
igarelte
Tobacco
and,
without
any
hesitation,
handed
her
passport
to
hi:n.
From
plane
tickets
and
baggage
checks
to
her
passport
and
other
papers
she
knew
what
each
one
was
for.
The
series
of
events
that
led
to
Daine's
coming
to
make
her
home
in
Canaca
Degan
with
the
death
of
her
father
some
time
ago
and
later
the
failure
of
her
mother's
health.
Tht
child
went
to
live
with
her
grandmother
and
the
climax
came
when
she
too
became
seriously
ill.
Daine
had
no
one
left
to
look
after
her,
that
is
no
one
except
her
aunt
in
far
off
Vancouver,
Mrs
Ronald
H.
Kingshott,
Dailies
mother's
sister,
who
came
to
Canada
after
the
war
with
her
British
Columbia
Artillery
Regi
ment
soldier
whom
she
married
in
England
during
the
war.
j
AIR
PASSENGERS
j
To
Vancouver
G.
B.
An-drews,
J.
Hancheron,
N.
E.
Wet-
'
terstrom,
W.
Mather,
M.
Kup-chenko,
H.
Irwin.
To
Bandspit
G.
Brennan,
H.
Kiifoyle,
R.
Marks,
G.
Sellych,
J.
Daoust,
J.
O'Neil,
H.
Bou-quest,
J.
LaFramboise,
W.
Moe,
J.
Borsuk.
From
Vancouver
H.
Dragvik,
Mrs.
E.
P.
Harris,
Dr.
J.
Sparkes,
Dr.
-
G.
A.
Baker,
Miss
V.
Shob
R.N.,
Miss
D.
Irwin,
H.
B.
Ken-drick,
J.
D.
McKinnon,
Mrs.
Hamer.
THIRD
LARGEST
Venezuela
is
the
third
largest
oil-producing
country
in
th-2
i
world.
ONCE
A
GREAT
POWER
1
Poland
was
a
great
European
power
from
the
14th
to
the
l'.'th
century.
SWEET,
BIRIGMT
VIRGINIA
mecr
Personalities
20
YEARS
AGO
IN'
SOCCER
'Continued
riom
Fage
4)
ray;
C.
Baptie,
W.
Mitchell,
Norrinfrton.
The
second
game
ended
in
n
T.
D.PATTULLO
WATERFRONT
Cardena
Repairs
Costing
S35,000
Coastal
Movements
A
contract
for
repairs
to
th
Cardena
which
ran
ashore
at
Lasqueti
Island
has
been
let
to
the
B.
C.
Marine
Engineers
and
Ship
Builders
Ltd.
While
damage
not
serious
as
at
first
thought,
Is
nevertheles
believed
that
the
cost
of
the
total
work
will
not
be
less
than
$35,000.
The
contract
will
be
finished
about
mid-August.
With
a
good-sized
list
of
local
passengers
and
a
consider-
able
numbeT
of
round
trip
tourists,
Union
steamer
Camo-
wT
Tro
,T
.
in
port
at
8:30
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
midnight
fnr
Alipo
Arm
C-o,i,a,
and
other
northern
point
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
to
sail
at
1:30
p.m.
for
Vancouver
and
way-points.
TERRACE
Fred
M.
Wells
arrived
here
on
Saturday
OaiUraaV
evening's
evenlllP's
t.rn
train
n
frnm
from
Vancouver
vauuuuver
to
10
pay
pay
a
a
visit
visit
to
to
the
the
Omineca
Gold
Quartz
property
on
rn
Pia.
io
n
,
"
wjvi
iUYCl
j.u
IllliCO
11
U1I1
Terrace.
While
Mr.
Wells
does
not
anticipate
there
will
be
a
ereat
deal
of
work
on
the
pro-
nertv
thi
cOQo
v,
i
"J
uui.uuil,
ilV.
13
LUllll"
v-.v
ui
juiuic
ouuucaa
ui
tile
nmlnodii
nMH
r-t,.nvn
1
,nt
in
the
founding
and
later
development
jjtf.it
and
a
former
Premier
of
the
prov-5
Pnfferin
Pattullo
was
born
in
Woorl-io,
hut
most
of
his
active
and
interesting
Dent
in
Western
Canada,
in
r
man,
he
was
early
"in
Dawson,
holding
.,s:
in
the
Federal
I
(Without
the
per-
;
long
Liberal
he
was
keenly
alivi
,.-
gold
rush
when
to
public
matters,
no
matte.-,
1
parts
of
the
whether
tedwal,
provincial
or
rting
northward,
j
munMpal.
He
was
a
member
of
three-all
draw,
it
was
the
"fin-1
Corn,
choice
24
est
game
seen
in
the
city
for!
Corn
Niblets
24
many
a
day
"
The
sailors
scor-
I
faked
Beans,
20-oz.,
tin
..."
.25
ed
direct
from
a
corner
kick
Baked
Beans,
15-oz.,
tin
....
21
and
got
a
two-goal
lead
when
fvult
A.cx
iiaig
tu.iieu
me
oall
into
Strawberries,
iskt
.45
his
own
uoal.
Wan-en
scored
Bananas,
lb
24
for
the
locals
and
then
Sonny
lib.
Apples,
cooking,
,
2
2b
Dickens
equalized.
The
Navy
Fancy
Apples,
3
lb
38
went
a
goal
ahead
but
Bap-
Lemons,
large,
doz
.4a
tie
equalled
with
the
"best;
Grapefruit.
Texas
(white).
tiAl
iff
Itvv.
L-
'fX
i-i'flVC
t
j)
Kfs-i
HIV?-
V
-Vr
V
rdotf
s
and
mem-
jthe
first
Prince
Rupert
city
!
the
most
out-
council,
sharing
in
that
memor-xumatic
eras
in
able
election
with
great
vigor
anada.
He
In
.1
and
rest.
One
cthe
city
became
1
eri'nred
speaker,
orpanlred,
the
necessity
of
elec-1
Parliament,
as
trie
lifrht
and
teleuhone
RVKtmC
I
jUtform.
and
to-
j
became
very
obvious
and
Mr.
1
as
well
as
other
showings
in
the
immigration
officers
at
Gan-I
that
area
which
have
been
at-
i
der,
Newfoundland,
asked
her
nil
i
I
Tongue-tingling
.
.
.
soothing
and
refreshing!
It
you
like
peppermint,
THIS
is
for
you.
A
cool
and
creamy
peppermint
patty
richly
..
I
h
m
i
Z
covered,
with
Moirs
exclusive
chocolate
coating.
Beyond
question
,,.
the
Best!
Turnips,
lb
.05
Mushrooms,
lb.
-85
Head
Lettuce,
banch
1
Cucumbers,
each
32
ireen
Onions,
2
bunches
15
Australian
Onions,
3
lbs.
..
.39
Cabbage,
lb
.11
Rhubarb,
lb.
10
ipinach,
lb.
15
Beets,
bunch
15
is
Turnips,
new,
bunch
27
it
Tomatoes,
No.
1.
lb
.75
Jew
potatoes,
5
lb
.35
Canned
Vegetables
Mil
Pickles,
gal.
1-99
Jut
Green
Beans,
fey
17
Jo.
5
Peas,
fancy
J4
Mixed
Vegetables
.
-lb
Meed
Beets,
2
tins
2b
Wax
Beans,
choice
21
4ixed
Peas
and
Carrots
18
Pumpkin
.16
96's
Bfi's
S
S
for
fnr
23
23
(pink),
ipinK),
96's,
es,
6
e
for
tor
29
i)
i
Oranges
(Navel)
25
-
.49
i
n.
iw
...
oo
vntCt).
1U
fresb
AHili
0arf
,
y(udrl'
,
an
I
Pint
Cream,
pin
I
Grade
A:
Arge,
cartoned,
doz.
.65
Butter
irst
Grade,
lb.
.73
Milk
bvaporated
Milk,
16-oz.
tins,
2
for
...
.33
Case
7.75
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese,
lb.
.53
flour
Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs.
.59
lour,
49's,
No.
1
hard
wheat
2.99
.Flour
(24's)
1.59
Coffee,
lb
.
59
DeLuxe
Quality,
lb
1.14
Tea
and
Coffee
Juices
Tomatoes,
20-oz
15
40
oz
.3b
gallon
:
..
.5V
Apples,
20-oz.
tin,
per
tin
14
40
oz
Orange,
20-oz.
15
Blended
(orange
and
grape
fruit,
20-oz
16
48-oz
36
Canned
I-rults
Arjricots.
20-oz
33
Cherries
(fancy)
20-oz
38
Loganberries,
20-oz.
.41'
Peaches,
choice
29
.
I
Lara
,
Pure,
lb
29
j
'Shortening
33'
She's
the
Practical
Type.
Growing:
Pains.
-Headed
for
the
Booby
trading
a
good
deal
of
atten
-
1
tion
of
late.
Development
of
the
;
property
has
reached
a
point
where
erection
of
a
mill
should
be
the
next
step.
j
Mrs.
Kenneth
Kerr,
who
has
been
in
Vancouver
for
specialist
treatment,
which
has
proven
of
much
benefit,
returned
to
Terrace
from
the
south
last
week.
Football
Schedule
-
Ausust
4
First
round
of
Stu-.rt
Shield
Moblev
Cud
August
t-Hisih
School
vs
Legion.
Auaust
11
Hiah
School
vs
120th
Batterv.
August
13
Leeion
vs.
120th
Batterv.
August
18
Legion
vs.
High
School
12th
Batterv
vs
HighScfioo?-
August
25
120th
Batterv
vs.
Legion.
oeotember
6
Final
round
ol
Stuart
Shield.
,
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News!
ul
ui
WC
jir.il.
10
take
the
Initial
steps
in
that
direction.
It
can
be
fairly
said
;
that
the
responsibilities
and
la-bors
of
the
first
city
council
wer,
j
many
and
heavy,
for,
as
settled
'
communities
are
understood,
tin?
!
new
town
did
not
resemble
one
at
all.
Everything
was
primitive.
Everything,
so
to
speak,
had
to'
be
provided
from
the
grass
roots
up.
I
He
served
as
mayor
as
well
as
alderman.
Once,
he
went
to
London
on
business
connected
with
municipal
financing.
It!
was
in
1016,
when
the
Liberals
too
korftce
at
Victoria
that
he,
was
elected
to
represent
Prince!
Rupert.
He
became
a
cabinet
minister
and
was
re-elected
re-!
peatedly
for
many
years.
Later
he
served
for
several
years
as
Premier.
It
may
be
said
that
the
story
of
his
career,
since
then,
has
been
largely
the
story
of
British
Columbia.
He
held
different
portfolios,
one
of
the
first
beins
the
Ministry
of
Lands.
For
several
terms
he
was
Premier
of
British
Columbia.
The
highlight
of
the
different
administrations
in
which
he
shared
came
In
1938,
the
occasion
being
the
presence
In
British
Columbia
of
Their
Majesties
.King
Oeorge
V
and
Queen
Elisabeth.
INDIAN
NAME
The
name
Massachusetts
was
derived
from
that
of
an
Indian
tribe.
See
us
for
your
Preserving
Supplies
during
a
stop-over
here.
When
T
C
A
,ane
landed
Moncton,
Daine
was
fast
asleep
'
with
her
dolly,
Doreen,
in
her
arms
but
before
bed
time
came
Daine
was
taught
a
song
"Mairsy
jyoates,
oy
uan
o.
Derby,
a
Portland,
Michigan
bank
manager
and
a
fellow
bank
manager
of
Halifax.
On
the
first
occasion
the
stewardess
stepped
in
to
the
cockpit,
Daine
became
inter
ested
and
wanted
to
see
"in
there
,
too.
So
r,.
Captain
Ian
Bell,
Mtr,n
tp
a
iw
u
w
i
;
'an
an
ODDOrtunlty
opportunity
to
10
look
iook
over
over
th-
m.
technical
side
ol
a
plane
an!
also
to
ask
him
a
hundred
"what's
that
io.?"
questions.
One
of
the
things
about
the
diminutive
tot
that
amazed
the
'
nthpr
nn?cpncrf.rs
mnt
mac
u;Vipn
to
rher
passport
and
reached
out
for
her
bag
to
iieip
her
get
it,
she
stepped
back
and
clutched
her
small
shoulder
strap
purse
Going
Steady
'
at
-
f
I"
it)
I
I
SUPREME
By
Chic
Young
-
.
.
TINS,
JARS
AND
JELLY
GLASSES
CANNING
MACHINES
AND
PRESSURE
COOKERS
years
of
public
subtly
in
Vic-
ame
to
Princ
years
preceding
lot
and
later,
as
a
'1
brokeragr
firm
1
Radford,
wits
ac-
biLsiiiess.
Their
If
.n
the
immediate
I
of
where
the
.ary
stood,
near
re
Street,
which
Irn
to
the
docks.
a
business
block
f
Je
which
burned
J-ars
ago.
Incorporated
In
t'
!r
of
1910
and
t
slart,
Mr.
Pat-fremost
part
In
WE
DELIVER
ES
mmtittfk
ui
me
maicn
"iaw.il
from
irura
Wil-I
Wll-I
Son's
nerfpft
fVm,,K
r
'
iJHSn-
pass."
rrm
-e
Kupert-Corbett;
Haig,
Erskme
Anuus
MacDnnalri
.
R
t-urrle,
Tom
Hadden;
Jack
Wilson,
Strachan.
Baptie
Warren
A.
Micthell.
BABOON
FELT
QUITE
AT
HOME
IPSWICH,
Eng.
A
friendly
baboon,
Elizabeth,
knocked
on
the
door
of
Mrs.
Dorothy
Plum-mers'
home
here.
There
was
no
one
in
and
the
door
was
unlocked.
Elizabeth
walked
in,
helped
herself
to
oranges
and
bananas
in
the
dining
room
and
also
a
bag
of
ciierr.es.
Then
she
found
a
buttle
of
stout
and
I
picked
up
Mrs.
Plummers'
pocketbook.
In
the
bathroom
she
turned
on
the
faucets,
used
a
powder
puff
and
in
the
bed
room
wrapped
herself
in
a
pink
eiderdown
and
climbed
into
bed.
There,
drinking
the
stout,
sr
i
was
found
by
ine
police,
who
had
been
summoned
by
neigh
-
bors.
Elizabeth
had
escaped
from
her
cage
at
the
nearby
fair!
grounds.
HAPPY
RB;GI0N
Fooc
how
name
of
the
canital
of
the
Chinese
province
of
Fu
-
1
kien
means
'Happy
Region."
I
.
.
,--,.,
a
nnn
vr.ot,
AGO
Ar-n
KNOWN
4,000
YEARS
People
have
been
walking
on
leather
for
4.000
years.
BLONDIE
.
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SOUWE
SOv,
CU
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THE
GRASS
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lamp;
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GARDEN,)
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TME
WALK
HHDj
(fT
CLEANED
THE
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CAM
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HAVE
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Street
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311
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