Prlncp
Ruport
Dollv
News
-
3
Wednesday,
December
6,
1950
SUGAR
RECORD
CAPETOWN
W
In
spite
of
Local
Teacher's
Play
Is
Aired
Canadian
Legion
card
party
tonight,
8
o'clock.
(It)
drought
and
other
handicaps
a
record
yield
o!
South
African
sugar
is
ui
prospect
this
year.
The
target'ot
640,850
tons
is
likely
You
will
find
the
greatest
selection
of
Christmas
decora
tiona
for
the
home
at
the
VARIETY
STORE.
(tf)
Featured
this
Friday
night
Ted
Sorenson
returned
to
Van-
rnnvcr
vftRtprdnv
nn
thi
P-tmniiin
over
CFPR
at
8:00
to
8:30
will
be
be
exceeded,
with
a
yield
at
a
rebroadcast
oi
Alias
My
lfeast
ii
0QQ
tons
higner
than
the
Frozen
pipes?
Phone
Thorn
aftet.
a
p,.
Rupert
on
Sheet
Metal,
Black
884.
(tf)
co-operative
business.
Sailing
for
Vancouver
on
the
I
v
tinivv.r,
rriena
oatan,
a
naii-nuur
"'ys"irecor
of
1M5.
tery
arama
written
uy
due
ww-
Camosun
yesterday
were
Mrs.
L.'ln
Rupert
mspectlng
the
Holstead
and
her
daughter.
.
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
prop-
Don't
forget
the
Rod
and
erties.
He
returned
yesterday
to
Gun
Club
dance
at
your
Civic
Vancouver.
coe,
local
school
teacner
ana
radio
enthusiast.
Already
aired
over
a
major
eastern
station
and
short-wave
about
a
year
ago,
the
mystery
is
a
weird
story
of
an
ailing
mind
in
the
hands
i
....
feKwi
Centre
on
December
8.
Lots
of
(283c)
fun,
lots
of
prizes.
Annual
meeting
Prince
District
Boy
Scouts
Associ
ation,
Civic
Centre,
Wednesday,
G.
N.
Moore,
Consolidated
Min
Plain
Freize
Cloth
.
show
pa
ins
GREEN
.
BROWN
NAVY'
MAROON
Sizes
S-t6X
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
Blue
810
30S
3rd
AVe.
W.
(Hi
ing
and
Smelting
Co.,
left
on
!
Dec.
6,
8
p.m.
of
intangible
Satan
and
was
written
by
Mr.
Goscoe
on
assign-
,
ment
as
part
of
an
eastern
series
of
commercial
radio
dramas.
No
stranger
to.
the
writing!
game,
Mr.
Goscoe
has
written
i
Tuesday's
plane
for
Vancouver
and
Trail
on
a
business
trip.
During
the
second
great
war,
Cienree
Lambert,
whose
death
stage
andTadio
plays
since
1942,'
and
was
awarded
a
Scholarship
The
monthly
business
session
occurrei
Sunday
night
served
in
of
the
CCF
Club
was
held
last
tnU
dty
a
guard.
He
perform-night
at
the
Metropole
Hall
with
ed
tnis
work
for
practically
the
a
fair
attendance.
Routine
club
yii0e
ar
period.
TOR
ALL
BUILDERS'
NEEDS,
PHONE
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
9usuies3
limners
were
uiscuaa-
in
playwriting
by
the
University
of
Alberta
In
1944.
Local
residents
will
recall'
his
weekly
children's
programs
of
last
year
and
may
hear
a
typical
example
of
his
children's
works
December
An
organizational
meeting
of
a
Rotary
mixed
chorus
will
be
held
Friday,
evening,
Dec.
8,
Civic
Centre.
Any
person
interested
in
choral
singing
is
invited
to
attend.
(286c)
"What
with
the
world
the
way
It
Is,
how
can
they
just
sit
there
and
laugh?"
ed.
IF
you
are
shopping
for
TOYS
.
.
.
come
to
the
VARIETY
STORE.
Our
stock
is
complete
and
prices
are
right,
(tf
)
NOTICE
Genuine
Dry
Lute-fish
and
Alaska
Fat
Herring
for
12
over
CFPR
at
8:30-9:
:00
when
he
will
feature
a
special
King
Edward
school
broadcast
ernien
To
Charter.-
Confederate
Army
Veteran
Is
Dead
ST.
AUGUSTINE,
Via.
The
death
of
Robert
K.
Boyt,
a
Confederate
Army
veteran,
is
an
A
broken
ankle
resulted
from
a
fall
Mrs.
Rose
Evans
had
near
the
Christmas
cea3on.
Order
i
of
the
Queen
Char-
riiicn
nounced.
The
record
says
he
Ice
Arena
Considered
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
(iiy-KkKiegaie
section
oi
iiVed
to
he
102
vears
of
age
Of
interest
too
Is
the
fact
that
Mr.
Goscoe's
children's
features
have
aroused
the
interest
of
Capitol
Records
of
America,
with
which
company
he
is
in
contact
now,
with
a
view
to
making
albums
under
that
label.
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
i:
-m
Charlotte
Islands
arel
yours
now
at
Rupert
Butcher.
Phone
21.
707
3rd
Ave.
(284)
!
Miles
Donald,
well
known
prospector
and
all
round
mining
man
from
Alice
Arm,
is
visiting
in
;y
H'i't'lVillg
U1UU
Cllttl-
Summit
Avenue
Saturday.
Miss
Evans,
who
works
In
Simpson's
new
order
office,
is
using
clutches
while
a
cast
is
on
her
right
leg.
Christmas
turkeys,
ducks
or
geese.
Place
your
orders
with
us
now
to
assure
you
the
grade
and
1.
local
in
uie
united
oer
lor
the
charter.
At
uieir
a
and
Allied
Workers'
.
meeting,
which
will
last
a
few
Proposals
for
the
erection
of
in
When
power
stops
and
rauis
1
Vancouver.
Mr.
Donald
has
a
Ice
a:ena
in
Prince
Rupert
were
i
unn
-hl.
Tom
Parkin,
days,
they
will
elect
officers,
dis-I
n
representative
or
the
cuss
fisheries
regulations,
navi-$.
h.is
gone
to
the
islands
gation
regulations
and
lay
plans
the
ceremony.
I
for
delegates
to
attend
the
1951
1
srniip
applied
in
Septem-
convention
of
the
union.
and
gales
come
and
the
bright-;
base
metal
property
at
Alice
ness
of
cafes
is
reduced
to
dim
'
Arm
and
a
Vancouver
group
plan
candle
light,
patience
and
good
on
examining
the
ground
once
prepared
at
ie
Civic
Centre
by
the
arena
committee
Monday
night
for
presentation
at
the
size
of
bird
you
require.
WE
January
annual
meeting
of
the
nature
is
put
to
a
test.
Prince
the
winter
is
over.
Rupert
Is
said
to
have
a
lot
of
i
,,
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ChaHes
Mordaunt
V.
j
lt,
.,,
each
and
its
true.
Yesterday.
,...
,v,v,0oKo,c
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Chilcotln
.
Tuesday,1
12
Noon
'
"
Camosun
u
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
x
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
bs.
Chilcotln,
Dec.
1
and
15
9
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin.
Dec.
8
and
22,,
9
p.m,
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
,
Prince
Rupert
Agent"
Civic
Centre.
Arranged
through
the
Civic
Centre,
the
special
committee
for
CLEAN
THEM
AND
DELIVER
THEM.
MIDWAY
GROCERY
AND
MEAT
MARKET.
Phone
659.
(287c)
R.
J.
Mawer
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
extension
ah
But
whenever
C
one
went;
abot
a
week
aga
Mr
customers,
waiters,
waitresses
M.A.
DESIGN-OF-THE-MONTH
the
city's
Sports
Centre
project,
which
proposes
an
ice
and
curl
all
appeared
to
be
pretty
rnuch'fishe
TOan'
of
many
years
alike
Here
was
someUimg
that
tesidence
here)
came
orlglnany
ing
rink,
possibly
a
swimming
pool
and
other
facilities,
consists
staff,
who
is
visiting
in
the
city
to
address
the
Women's
Canadian
Club,
will
also
be
the
speaker
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
jfrom
Grimsby.
of
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
chairman:
Earl
Gordon,
Donald
Forward,
Allan
Hurst,
N
G.
Moore,
A
.P.
Crawley,
Robert
Dunlop
and
It's
hard
to
believe
a
party
of
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball,
manager
of
he
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
to
FAST!
K
rm
BETTER
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
morrow.
Canadian
parliamentary
mem-
cellulose
division
of
the
Celanese
bers
were
planning
to
visit
the
.
Corporation
of
America,
left
by
Orient
a
few
weeks
ago,
to
"ex-
yesterday's
plane
for
Vancouver
amine
trade
possibilities."
It
was
enroute
to
New
York
after
spend-their
idea
and
it
lasted
quick.';
ing
the
past
week
or
so
here
on
General
MacArthur
saw
to
that,
business.
Dr.
Ball
expects
to
be
Maurice
Brydges.
Social
Service
Committee
Meets
The
regular
monthly
meeting
ORDER
YOUR
APPLES
FOR
XMAS
NOW.
Fancy
Macs
$3.90
,
box,
Jr.
size
$2.0Sr.
Another
shipment
Netted
Gem
potatoes
arriving
Wednesday,
excellent
Precious
little
would
such
a
trade
back
here
again
soon,
accompan-
keepers,
$2.99
sack,
lncmae
jap
mission
mean
to
Canada
Just
ied
by
his
wife
and
family
who
now.
will
take
up
residence
In
the
city
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
at
1
?Sv
-
-
'
-'Tf
-
ML--
-
-
5,
I'
.
"""""iir'wii
iri
i
.
L-Jt
pj
.
.
.
"
"
"
-
"
A
;
for
a
while.
oranges
with
your
order
still
$1.29
box.
MIDWAY
GROCERY
AND
MEAT
MARKET.
Phone
659.
We
deliver.
(287c)
the
Moose
Temple
was
followed
by
a
session
of
cards.
Winners
were
Mrs.
Sam
Haugan
and
Mrs.
C.
Collins.
Members
present
were
Mrs.
O.
Stegavig,
Mrs.
R.
Giske,
Mrs.
P.
Welter,
Mrs.
C.
Col
A
Mission
resident,
sentenced
to
seven
years
for
burglary,
has
had
the
penalty
cut
to
five.
He
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancourer
(today)
D.
E
will
serve
that
long
catching
up
V
Sunbeam
Appliances
-Ar
Heating
Pads
Waffle
Irons
Whitmore,
B.
Sagansky.
T.
faag-
on
his
education
which,
it
seems.
There
are
only
15
more
shopping
days
till
Christmas.
The
malls
will
be
closing
shortly.
Get
your
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
NOW
at
the
VARIETY
STORE.
(tf)
he
missed.
He
will
discovtr
how
j
ansky,
B.
Drake
W.
G.
Leahy,
r..
w
Turner
.
Peterson.
Mr.
E.
P
lins,
Mfs.
B.
Blair,
Mrs.
W.
Bus-sey,
Mrs.
H.
Muncey,
Mrs.
P.
Bond
Mrs.,
F.
G
finable.
Mrs.
R.
.
Skinner.
Guests
were
Mrs'.
B.
J.
Bacon
and
Mrs.
Sam
Haugan.
Following
the
cards,
the
pleasant
evening
was
concluded
with
delicious
refreshments.
W.
P.
study
the
world
he
lives
m.
But
Hibbert,
Mr.
Churchfield
how
any
boy
in
any
province
can
Steele,
N.
Q.
Kingston,
crrmr
In
mnf.nrir.v
nnH
rpi.mln
in
Clark.
it
Toasters
Kettles
Silex
Electric
Coffee
Makers
Records
and
Plovers
Irons
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
such
Ditiful
ienorance
is
mvsti-l
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
icy.
i
fylng.
The
State,
not
the
burg-
E.
P.
Steele,
Mrs.
T
D.
Bateman,
lar,
invites
censure.
Even
had
R-
Eng,
Mrs.
T.
Anderson
and
he
gone
to
school
he
might
still
Master
Anderson,
Cst.
J.
Ehiy.
have
been
a
thief,
but
one
likes'
To
Sandspit
(today)-T.
Par-
Prince
Rupert
N.
Baker,
Kamloops;
J.
Gable,
Germans
Resent
Hitler's
Anthem
to
think,
the
chances
would
have
Kln-
F.
P.
Steele
and
T.
S.
Harrison,
Vancouver;
O.
Roe,
Terrace.
been
less.
William
Smith,
Vancouver;
,J.
BERLIN
When
a
string
quartet
played
"Deutschland
Uber
Alles"
at
a
right-wing
political
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Canadian
Legion
card
party,
C.
Evans,
Quebec;
R.
H.
Bacon,
St.
Catherines;
F.
AlbertI,
Seattle;
A.
S.
Baird,
Vancouver;
M.
Grossman,
New
York.
namp
Hvpn
t.hp
hnt.t.le
nf
El
Ala-'
I
.
lam
no
m
'UnJ
c
J-
I
IN
""
Q
i
I
J
J
tlTCtl
party
meeting
here,
forty
Ger-
mans
arose
and
walked
out,
as
a
mein
in
North
Africa
in
1942
by,06061"061
6-
United
Church
Fall
Bazaar,;
comfort
this
design
stands
high
among
those
chosen
by
home
builders
in
all
parts
of
Canada.
The
attractive
exterior
features
a
generous
roof
projection
and
a
modern
chimney
which
shelters
the
front
entrance.
The
large
living
room
window
gjves
light
and
view
just
where
it
is
most
needed.
This
design
stresses
an
appearance
of
"young
modern"
combined
with
practical
durability.
The
front
entrance
is
planned
for
an
eye-catching
effect
with
good
scope
for
landscaping.
The
vestibule
opens
into
a
good-sized
entrance
hall.
A
compact
kitchen
is
juBt
around
the
corner
and
a
large
closet
is
located
well
back
to
prevent
congestion
at
the
entrance.
protest.
The
song,
which
means
Churchill.
He
writes
that
before
December
7.
'Germany
Over
All,
was
Hitler's
the
struggle,
Britain
never
had
wartime
national
anthem
RDd
and
Gun
Novelty
Dance
December
8.
'P'
a
victory
and,
after
it,
there
was
never
a
defeat.
So
it
is,
not
to
be
wondered
at
that
today
Field
Marshal
Montgomery
is
so
sel
SATIN
GLO
Timely
Recipes
Semi
Gloss
&
High
Gloss
December
15
Canadian
Legion
formal
pre-Christmas
ball.
Job's
Daughters
Variety
Musical
Show.
Civic
Centre,
Monday,
Dec.
18.
December
20
Canadian
Legion
Brlng-ur-Missus
Nite.
dom
mentioned.
Premier
Attlee
is
today
in
Washington.
In
his
party
are
seventeen
top
ranking
military
and
civilian
leaders.
Montgomery
may
be
there.
But
there
is
nothing
to
indicate
il.
In
many
beautiful
tints
for
interior
decorating.
"
-
QUICK
DRrING
THOMPSON
The
Pioneer
Druggists
DAILY
DELIVERY
i
Phone
81
Cotswold
Dumplings
2
eggs
4
oz.
grated
cheese
2
oz.
butter
.
,
Bread
crumbs
v
"
s.
O.
N.
,
Christina"
;
tree
and
dance.
Dec.
27
?
'
CMHCto-
The
living-dining
room
is
oi
siw,
pleasing
proportion,
and
with
excellent
window
arrangement,
mi
si
,.ne
fireplace
provides
the
focal
point
for
a
tasteful
furniture
lv.
The
built-in
china
cupboard
in
the
dining
section
is
a
handy
iv'.t
Tor
the
busy
houBewiie,
and
adds
to
the
decorativp
aspect
r"m.
"
,
,.
,
.
hni.
bedrooms,
a
bathroom,
three
closets
and
a
linen
cupboard
'!
(he
plan.
The
master
bedroom,
with
corner
windows
and
an
arKe
(Wt,
has
ample
space
for
twin
beds.
The
other
bedrooms
A
century
ago,"
the
United
States
Minister
to
Russia.
Neill
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Pinch
of
salt
,
.
LTD
HARDWARE
CO.
Christmas
cabaret
party,,
Dec,
23.
'
"
Dash
of
peDDer
,
Cream
together
,
butter
ts.
Brown,
found
he
could
trust
I
but
little
In
the
malls.
Press
and
1!'.mI
sinile
size
and
the
bathroom
is
locarea
cunvemeuuy
iur
l,,lr,..
censorship
was
oppressive.
Visi-
cheese.
Add
beaten
eggs
seasoned
ea
with
wain
salt
san
and
u
pepper
and
tors
had
difficulties
with
visas.
ne
of
the'main
features
of
this
modern
design
is
the
location
of
the
n
wlii.
l,
with
mnd
wall
snace
for
equipment,
cabinets
and
corner
enough
wniie
Dreaa
tiuiuu.
eeneral
secrelive-
form
a
stiff
mixture
Form
into
ness.
Ana
we
u
wager
inai
naa
Mr.
Neill
S.
Brown
looked
around
a
little
longer
he
would
surely
w,
adds
up
to
the
brightness
and
convenience
any
housewife
enjoys.
nu
,.u..rior
appearance
of
this
Ottawa
bungalow
is
modern,
attractive
i
'K'u-al.
It
is
finished
in
white
stucco
with
the
chimney
and
founda-f
"
.
me,!
in
rough
stonework.
A
house
of
this
type
would
be
equally
live
in
brick
or
stone.
If
frame
construction
were
desired
the
I
vcr-all
dimensions
of
the
house
and
the
minimum
lot
frontage
dumplings
or
balls,
roll
In
bread
crumbs
and
brown
in
hot
fat.
Can
be
served
with
tomato
puree.
TRAVEL
IN
COMFORT
ni.ASGOW.
Scotland
CELLULOSE
EMPLOYEES
have
sighted
a
curtain
of
some
sort.
YOUR
CHEQUES
WILL
BE
CASHED
AT
George
Cook
...
Jeweller
(A
FEW
DOORS
FROM
TH
E
CAPITOL
THEATRE)
Open
every
Friday
and
Saturday
Evening
for
YOUR
convenience
"i'n
would
be
reduced
by
approximately
one
"'
"
"
"mired
the
minimum
lot
frontage
would
be
42
feet
instead
of
30
i
His
design
is
35
feet
6
inches
deep
with
an
area
of
1,045
squara
Passengers
embarking
on
the
Trnvpiiins
in
sDecially
designed
crates
aboard
an
ocean
liner,
50
Princess
Louise
Monday
wnen
she
sailed
for
Alaskan
ports
r
;
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Stawarr,,
H
Helland.
G.
Anderson,
Sam
geese
and
ducks
recenuy
migrated"
from
Alaska.
The
birds
are
part
of
a
collection
being
established
by
Lt.-Col.
Niall
ranking
on
the
Island
of
Mull
Lincoln,
all
for
Juneau;
R.
Bas
set,
Jim
Tucker,
Phil
Tucker,
w.
Nelson,
L.
Simpson,
T.
House
holder
F
Jilurkowski,
N.
Bue,
u.
Maddox
and
D.
Hamlin,
for
CHAMPION
HUNTER
,
wist
FRANCES.
Ont.
w
Ketchikan;
B.
Hougen
tor
w
ALLACE
Whitehorse,
Yukon.
j
Jack
E.
Hughes,
62,
of
nearby
recognized
as
a
champion
woir
nunver
u
Reach
Every
Home
By
Ads!
iann
tie
has
accouniea
iur
juu
PHARMACY
J
f
Products!
j
n,ni5
His
first
catch
this
sea
son
totalled
five
timber
wolves
and
four
bush
wolves.
,
VISIBLE
ruAiwuia
cmmniv
nnt.
(tw
The
Sud
Q.E.
Toasters,
bury
and
District
immuci
Commerce
will
recommend
that
G.E.
Washer
and
pump
J159.50
O.E.
9V4
ft.
Refrigerator
$429.00
from
18.95
to
$14.5
O.E.
Radios
M.M
OR.
Kettles
$140
railway
flatcars
De
equiupcu
.ithcr
uiit.h
reflectors
or
lumin
HOURS:
WEEK
DAYS:
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
SUNDAYS:
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
P
H
O
N
E
7
9
Royal
Vacuum
Cleaners
SSt.55
Table
Lamps
$4.95
to
$6.S5
Trillte
Lamps
....
$15.95
up
ous
stripes
of
white
paint
along
their
sides,
to
cut
down
the
number
of
level-crossing
acci-
dentS'
SEASIDE
SAVINGS
WESTON-SUPER-MARE,
England
W
This
famous
English
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
NORTHERN
B.C.
POWER
CO.
STEWART,
B.C.
PRINCE
RUPERT
seaside
town
reports
wv
tons
of
seaweed,
3000
bottles
and
13
000
tons
of
paper
were
collected
along
the
beach
last
summer.
Want
Ads,
Sure
Results!
PHONE
2f0
Commodore
Cafe
SIX-IH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
I
(
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M
ftVw
Adams
Scrvicf.
Int.
"
,
i
.
r
111
Ruing
t,iiv
t
w
Insurance
man
a
piece
of
my
mina
iui
R'vii:
up
when
he
tried
to
sell
me
a
policy
yesterday.