"FLOOD
HELIEF
CONTRlBUTfONS
3CCPTT
mil
J.
Carter
l.on
T?
CtrnnlrlonH
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nn
Ptfnre
Eopert
Daflp
5!3cto0
Hn.
Wednesday,
June
9,
1943
'
Continued
inim
Page
r
J.
Christian
..
2.00
n
i
nKi
t
Thriving
2,0f)0
board
feet
nf
lumber
to
Its
underside.
The
Massett
sawmill,
which
s
owned
and
operated
by
Albert
Anderson
and
Dave
Rutten,
is
turning
out
16,000
board
feet
a,
day
now,
most
of
it
Sitka
Spruce
Practically
the
whole
mill
run
is
destined
for
southern
markets
where
it
will
be
CITY
STORES
EXPECT
BUTTER
BY
TOMORROW
City
stores,
which
have
either
H.
A.
Black
2.00
k.
Teisetn
1.00
,,'
A
rl'.Z
Vr,
n,n:
r:i:
5.00
E.
Pearson
....
?nn
iiuiim
Mrs.
Dorothy
Mwrlron
.
i
'
"
i
n
ot
i
or"
n
rr
Lber
Carrier
is
No
Curio
overturned
in
a
sudden
ggle
In
Skidegate
Inlet,
were
burled
In
Tl-ell
cerrietery,
Quetn
Charlotte
Island.
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
O.
Garrett
5.00
Andrew
Bucik
,
1.00
w'
G
Tnornton
iJj0
Anonymous
10.00
Mr.
Long
2.00
Buried
On
Islands
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
Hubert
Husband
and
Frederick
Ross,
Islam!
Town
'!mber
carrier
in
Prince
V.
C.
Grant
.......
2.00
"Mac"
R.
R.
Strachan
2.00
Len
Youngman
1.00
4.00
2.00
been
out
of
butter
or
extremely
A.
Thompson
2.00
E.
Sollld
short
of
it
for
almost
a
week
as
6.
Gurvteh
2.60
'John
TSklund
ZIZ
20
Ton
'In
IT
T
by
a
result
of
flood
conditions
that
o,
PiM,
.
i
oni.
rvn.,...
n,,n,E'
T'
Davles
-
1.00
.drowning
when
k
their
boat
was
It
Pays
to
Advertises
Classified
Bcnrcrvur.flii
Pmysl
rt
would
be
a
curiosity
but,
(ussett
the
people
are
ac-jmetl
to
the
sight
of
the
b;Ke
vehicle
on
stilts
purr-
have
isolated
Prince
Pupert
and
Robert
Auerer'"Z".Z"!
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J.
Laurie
van1.
.TayIor;
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00
Vancouver,
1
nn'1-
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MacKay
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pvrwcMno
tn
rn.
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,
miuiijifiuuis
.....
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5.00
n
m..n
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nn
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the
street
clutching
smith
5.oo
r
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r
i
n"
Anonymous
.......
-2.00
W.
stock
to
some
degree
by
tomorrow.
According
to
grocers,
ship-
wttiijr.
2-0O
V
Matllrlri
1
nn
Bill
Rody
5.00
?.
B.
Strachan
.,
w
.
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l.UU
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w
a
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Mrs.
J.
jonnson
....
i.ou
Mrs.
TjruiCKsnanK
z.oi
G.
Anderson
2
nn
on
uie
f
nnce
Kuiert
today
and
Mrs.
J.
Stewart
1.00
Howe
gi
McNulty
XTHER'S
bAY
10.00
,
Pfj
vna
a
nn
msiriDuuon
maae
Dy
tomorrow.
Helgerson
Grocery
......
.
5.00
R.
E.
Mortimer
15.00
'n
D.
8anturbane
o'n
J.
Weseh
ine
Duller
is
being
flown
to
Mrs.
E.
Smith
1.80
Mrs.
Stan
Parker
1.00
IJNDA
Y.JUNE
20
2.00
vauuuuvui
irum
me
prairie
un-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Talford
,.
2.00
a.
V.
'Lovin
15.00
cu"-i
I
der
federa
government
subsidy
im
v
T.i..tk
m
tjo.h..
ui
cn
""t""
6
UU
"
J
....
if.UU
uJIC1t
I1ULC1
U.UU
Olaf
Hansen
2.00
to
keep
its
retail
price
at
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
R.
.Hill
....
10.00
eventually
reach
the
consumer
in
the
form
of
furniture.
At
present
there
is
over
200,000
feet
parked
near
the
mill
or
adjacent
to
the
dock
in.
readiness
for
stowing
on
the
freighter
Chilliwaek
which
is'
expected
to
dock
In
Massett
this
week.
The
mill
furnishes
employment
for
14
men
and
the
logging
operations
require
a
similar
number
of
workers
although
eight
of
the
woodsmen
are
supplying
logs
under
contract.
Part
of
the
mill
equipment
is
a
planner
and
its
shed
which
will
be
an
important
factor
in
the.
expansion
plans
laid
for
next
-year
when
the
mill's
chief
output
will
be
box
lumber.
When
the
plans
are
fulfilled
six
more
men
will
find
employment
in
Massett's
thriving
little
lumber
Industry.
Installation
of
a
green
chain
in
the
near
future
will
boost
the
mill's
output
several
thousand
feet.
level
set
by
the
government
some
Macdorrald
15.00
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haudenschild
3.0C
Mrs.
Percy
Pierce
2.00
Mrs.
D.
Ritchie
"
5.00
weeks
ago.
The
general
trend
to
higher
a.
E.
Dickens
Jr.
2.50
Mrs.
P.
Wineham
2.00
prices
in
foodstuffs,
as
reflected
Women's
Auxiliary,
tlMiss
E.
Moret
2.00
in
the
continual
rise
in
the
na-
at.
Andrew's
Cathedral
31.50
Marjorie
Eby
5.00
tional
cost-of-living
Index,
is
!
Anonymous
3.00
Isla
Ramsay
5.00
quite
marked
in
the
city.
Each
John
Bulzak
25.00
,F.
J.
Hicks
10.00
revision
of
the
market
list
is
-an,
Patrick
Kelly,
S.00
'Anonymous
5.00
upward
one.
iw.
H.
Linton
a.nolRov
Burk
1
on
)
WHAT
FOR
FATHEK?
0.
Eyolfson
2.00
P.
Laporte
2.00
E.
Wikdal
2.00
G.
Zittlaw
'3.00
B.
Olson
3.00
1.
Andersen
1.00
C.
Magne
2.00
M.
E.
Sandvar
5.00
Verner
Hansen
1.00
Arnold
Petersen
2.00
J.
Budnrtsky
2.00
P.
Parfinuk
2.00
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-op
200.00
Mrs.
Lindsay
5.00
Mrs.
Hiltz
1.00
question
is
answered
tp
by
a
Visit
to
our
store.
Miss
D.
M.
McEwen
5.00
Carl
Wilson
1.00
Mrs.
E.
M.
McCook
2.00
Mary
D.
Diblow
1.00
VegctaWes
Potatoes,
lb
0:'
PnrsniDS
'unwashed)
lb
09
"enry
E.
"Blair
1.00
Ken
Grant
2.00
Tuniins.
lb
05
"Inos-
McMeekln
&
Sons
Mary
Sim
1.00
Mushroms,
lb
.75
Ltd-
m
aa
Jean
Clark
5.00
Head
Lettuce,
bunch
.25
D-
Ebbett
2.00
Myrna
Marshall
2.00
OI
K
FINE
SHIRTS
TIES
PAJAMAS
BELTS
WALLETS
other
Interesting
and
il
articles.
i;ucumoers,
eacn
53
......
n.inuiuuai,.
0.uu
t,.
v.
xv.UiUiub.
.uu
jrs
Jauner
1.00
Oreen
Onions,
bunch
10
n-
nansen
a.00
Mrs.
uowicik
1
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing..
1.00
Australian
Onions.
3
lbs
'.29
,H-
A.
-
Helgerson
Ltd
10.00
;
Mrs.
"A.
Ritchie
3
00
Anonymous
i.W
M.
Rivett
5.00
Anonymous
1.00
Cabbage,
lb.
..'
JO
'
I
Anonymous
2.00
n.
.
T
mi
i
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Dneil
1
r
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line
f
tnhnffnw
.
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nn
1
WHAT
ARE
BULGER'S
.
TRYING
TO
DO?
"THAT'S
A
VERY
SENSIBLE
PURCHASE
M
LOVE
-WHY
DIDN'T
YOU
BUY
A
COUPLET'
1
Kiiuoaro,
in
;.
.10
iu.uu
atunia
i.uu
4
F
G
jucjd
10
00
;
Spinach,
lb
.24
,J-
w-
"Eastwood
6.00
Mrs.
E.
G.
Hull
3.00
'Pearson'
10'eo
!
Beets,
bunch
:
30!
John
Currle
10.00
Sweet
Sixteen
Ltd
5
00
J
P
bIebs
20
00
xt
,
is:,A-
a-away
o
m.
Eleanor
Tun
-2.00
,
Anonyms
5:00
;
Turnips,
new,
bunch
Tomatoes
No.
1,
lb
.TO
ivitrauueii
IU.UU
oneua
m.
vnaier
i.uu
j
Cecil
J
Carter
5.00
New
Potatoes,
4
lbs
23
j.UO
nay
wicnaugnion
o
uu.Ben
Sampson
5.00
lothing
Store
Canned
Vegetables
.1""-
Q'"W'u
...
i.uu
w.
p.
oione
xo.uu
E-
christesson
-2.00
J3.
Hopkins
.00
Dill
Pickles
gal
175
Cut
Own
BeanZ'fcyTeach
"an
i
M-
Hebb
l.Oo
Malcolm
McLeod
5.00
H.
B.
M.
Valentin
10.00
Toe
H
5.00
Anonymous
5.00
Anonymous
5.00
George
C.
Jackson
5.00
"Huh?
What'd
you
say?
Oh
you
mean
those
malty-rich,
honev-gold-tn
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes!"
"They're
some
dish!"
"They're
so
cleverly
marie
of
two
grains,
you
know
really
divine
Canadian
-wheat
and
malted
barley!"
"They
sure
taste
out
of
this
world,
darling
but
you're
forgetting
that
other
reason
why
I
go
for
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes."
V
"Energy,
you
mean?
The
carbohydrates
that
load
you
up
with
en-
rvo
3
3
Peas
Peas,
fancy
fancy
20
-iii"ci''
.uu
naiiuicrs
oiuuiu
i.uu
Anonymous
z.oo
c.
Messenger
service
....
5.00
ANNOUNCEMENT
that'
help
build
up
the
old
muscle?"
"Proteins,
Hercules.
And
Post
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
sure
have
got
'em!"
.
"And
phosphorus
what's
that
for?"
"That's
for
sturdy
bones
'
and
sound
teeth."
4,
"Eating
Post's
Grape"-Nuts
Flakes
every
day
no
wonder
I'm
such
a
husky
guy!"
"And
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
give
you
iron
for
the
blood
and
other
food
essentials."
'
Say
Post's
Crape-Nuts
Flakes
are
ready
to
eat
right
from
the
package,
so
let's
have
some,
quick."
ll
Mr.
'and
Mrs.
Denny
Allen
5.00
P.
Cravetto
i.00
Change
of
Ownership
25.00
Brown
&
Harvey
We
try
to
be
dependable.
"We
try
to
be
earliest
with
the
latest.
We
try
to
keep
a
good
variety.
We
try
to
sell
reliable
goods
at
prices
advertised
all
over
Canada.
such
as
Bluebird
Diamonds,
Rogers
and
Community
Silver,
Gruen,
Waltham
and
Bulova
Watches,
Westclox
Products,
Rnnson's,
Pens,
etc.
...
In
fact
most
of
our
good?
are
standard.
Anonymous
5.00
Armstrong
Agencies
10.00
Wax
Beans,
choice"::::::Zr.
.21
.Mra-'E-
Peers
100
Mccutcneon-s
Pharmacy
10.00
Mixed
Peas
and
Carrots
Vi
l
1,
C"
ce
;
"
u,,,,,,
.
'Mrs.
S.
'VeitCh
2.00
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
L.
Hartwig
,
5.00
Lunch
Cafe,
Haxelton
Fat
Fon,
the
under-d,
has
bought
out
his
crs.
Lee
Q.
Loy
and
Lee
;i.
in
the
B.C.
Lunch
Cafe
land,
building,
business,
Npll
Macrlnnalri
R
00
jJ-JJ
Auxiliary
to
Navy'
League
200
j
rynyamo?"hey
,he
hUman
corn
choice
z:zzz:z:.:24M"
RTough
?wr
mm
Mihint.s
OA
Mfs-
L-
Bjornson
'1.00
J.
Judge
I
Kignt!
And
Whht
are
those
things
imwi
and
furniture.
2'o-o'Z'.','"pe?
'tin
'
ter
100
Baked
Beans,
.21
Mrs'
K"stmansen
5.00
Grotto
Cigar
Store
5.00
Baked
Beans,
15-oz.
per
tin
.22
You
saw
i,
in
tne
News!
v
o
n
e
having
claims
I
st
the
partners
must
re-
iiiiuiijiinuuB
I.UU
xvcu
iui
avb
u.uu
Fi-uit
r
t-;
z
ocfore
June
15,
1948.
The
smni'U
will
not
be
re--ible
for
any
debts
re-(!
after
that
date.
Mrs.
T.
J.
'Boulter
5.00
A.
Blumberg
2.00
A.
Friend
2
00
.
Mrs.
H.
Van
Vvalleghem
....
1.00
Peaches,
choice
..:
.31
Mrs.
C.
H.
Collins
1.00
i
i
i-
partners
wish
to
ex-
their
thanks
and
appre-I
n
to
all
their
customers
:ast
patronage
and
the
fcrsiuned
holies
for
their
f.nued
patronage
in
the
Bananas,
lb.
24
Apples,"
cooking,
3
lb
30
Fancy
Apples,
3
lb
38
Lemons,
large,
doz
45
Oraoefruit.
Texas
(white),
9G's,
4
for
:25
'pink),
96's,
3
for
29
Orances
(Navel)
.25
-
.40
Dates,
lb
.35
i-rrsr.
ATUk
Quart
22
Lara
Anonymous
.,
v
1.00
Pure,
lb
29
E.
Hellman
2.00
Shortening
.33
Mrs.
Harry
Lloyd
2.00
'Soap,
faee.'2
for
.-.....,..:.....;;...
.17
Mrs.
W.
King
5.00
Laundry,
eake
';08-.2o
Mrs.
J.
Deane
.:
5.00
it'.
i
Signed)
LEE
FAT
FON.
(136)
Sunlight,
'-eake
.,;,
.09
Mrs.
M.
Hedstrom
1.00
I
Mrs.
Martin
Hansen
2.50
35
Mrs.
H.
Scott
2.00
1
Anonymous
5.00
nn
Mrs
Bert
Wouden
5
flo
Mis
C.
Maedonaid
,2.00
'63
Mrs.
J.
E.
Smith
2.00
Soap
Soap
'Powders,
rarse
.......
Glace
Frutt
Cherries,
rb.
kt.
Almond
Paste,
lb
....
Coconut,
lb
:
ONE
wrapper
.
.
.
TWO
!
Pint
11
Cream,
pin
25
j
Grade
A:
1
arpe,
cartoned,
doz
58
i
Medium,
doz
.55
i
Butter
Fruit
Cake
Mtx.'lb
.45
F-
Peagan
5.00
Dates
(fancy).
1-lb.
ttkt
1.
Peachey
i.uu
!'
can
supply
all
your
needs
in
...
.
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
including
!
ALUIOARDS,
FINISH
LUMRER,
PLY
'
crisp,
trunchy,
peanut-laden
bars
coated
with
Moirs
rich,
creqmy'smooth
XXX
milk
chocolate.
Ask
Seedless
Raisins,
2
lbs
.47
H-
Martinsen
1.00
R.
Jones
1.00
First
Grade,
lb
.72
Seeded
Raisins,
lb.
...
.24
3helled
Walnuts,
lb
47-B-
P'er:..,
l
uu
Shelled
J-
HauSen
100
Almonds,
&'lb
49
Shelled
W'
Davidson
100
Brazils,
'H
4b
for
dajicious
Moirs
.33
"Buddies".
7
75!
3anS-Pnre
Tirana
Milk
Evfinprfifpr1
Milk
16-oz.
tins,
2
for
Case
Cheese
Canadian
Cheese,
lb.
Flour
Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs.
...
J.
A.
McRae
10.00
Strawberry.
-24-nj:
.
.49
.59
WOODS,
SASH
AM)
DOOR,
NAILS,
PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
PAINTS
PHILPOTT
EV
ITT
&
CO.
LTD.
24-oz
F-
plant
100
Raspberry,
61
'28-oz
M-
Btefinuck
200
Blackberry,
48
Cherry,
24-oz.
60
R-
Gllry
100
Peach,
24-oz.
53
Murray
SnarPe
3
00
E'
Denning
3.00
Apricot,
24-oz.
55
Angus
McDonald
5.00
.
,?S.
'
J.
Carlsen
1.00
Flour,
49's.
No.
1
hard
wheat
2.95
Flour
(24's)
1.59
Tea
an
Coffee
DoLuxe
Quality,
lb
1.14
Coffee,
lb
59
Juires
Tomatoes,
20-oz
17
40
oz
35
gallon
.59
Apples,
20-oz.
tin,
per
tin
15
"Serving
the
North
Since
1920"
Phone
6.1
6S2
LUMBER
TAINTS
MERCHANTS
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
vanned
'
soups,
.la
10
la
bleats
Ham,
boned
and
rolled,
lb.
..
.80
Ham,
reg.'lb.
72
Bologna,
lb
39
Weiners,
lb.
,.40
Garlic
Sausage,'
rb,
.45
Bacon,
pkg..
lb
45
How
Much
Business
Are
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Order
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A
Modern
Department
Store
Are
you
telling:
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
that
you
have
the
goods
of
quality
and
at
prices
as
good?
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Cherries
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Loganberries,
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in
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Yard
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Men's
Clothing,
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plus
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Food
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with
a
Free
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are
you
letting
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catalogues
heat
you
to
it?
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City
merchants
are
asked
in
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
Into
the
Dally
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
-day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
In
'keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for-imMicatlon.
The
Daily
News,
which
evcryhody
in
Prince
Rupert
reads
every
day,
can
help
you
get
that
business.
The
money
spent
at
mail
order
houses
is
cash
money
You
can
have
a
share
of
it
by
telling
the
home
town
buyers
you
have
what
they
want.
Do
so
by
Advertising
in
the
HBAHILY
NEWS
It
takes
ADVERTISING
to
sell
goods
these
days.
Don't
be
left
behind
because
you
have
failed
to
advertise
in
your
daily
newspaper.
.
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are
equipped
to
meet
your
advertising
needs.
Let
us
help
you.
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