5
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Saturday.
January
14,
1950
.
New
Councils
On
Naas
River
'Terrace
Rebekahs
Instal
Officers
-
V
THIS
IS
KNITTING
TIME
T
Vie
have
a
wide
selection
)ODS,
Proo
Y
Three
Naas
River
villages
Kinrolith.
Grtenville
and
Aiy-;
insh
have
elected
their
councils
for
the
coming
year.
W.
G.
!
Barton
Is
Kincolith's
chief
coun-
!
'
illor
with
the"
veteran
Johr.srm
I
Russ
again
chief
at
Grecnvill"
i
!
and
Stephen
Eli
at
Aiyansh.
I
I
1
he
new
councils
are:
TFRRACE
Mrs.
Bert
West
was
installed
as
Nork
Grand
of
the
local
Rebekah
Lodge
Tuesday
night
in
t!.e
Oddfellows'
Hall
with
Mrs.
Ivan
Frank,
district
deputy,
presiding.
The
list
of
officer
for
the
year
Is
au
follows:
Past
Grand,
Mrs.
McLaren.
Noble
Grand,
Mis
.Bert
West.
popular
brands
of
wool
in7
a!
shades
also
Knitting
Needles.
Kniltintr
Books,
etc.
,,
r
STREET
s..-
RUPERT
4r
-A
W
U
7
Vice-Grand,
Mrs.
II.
Spencer.
Kincoliih
W.
O.
B"rton,
chief;
Edward
O.
Nelson,
John
O.
Moore
Cecil
J.
Barton,
Francis
Watts,
Edward
Rol'nson
nThotT
See
us
for
your
complete
Knitting
Supplies
Recording
Secretary,
Mrs.
M.
I
Jones.
7
v'
Greenville
-
Johnson
Russ.
Financial
Secretary,
Mrs
Chief;
Simon
McKay;
Albert
E.
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Stevens.
Wm.
C.
Stevens,
Geo!f;
Martin
Aiyansh
St"phen
t:ii,
Chief;
F.
B.
Tait,
Humphrey
Dsivi.
Ste
COLIN
W.
WEBSTER
A.
E.
GRAL'KR
E.
r.
TAYLOR,
C.M.G.
Red
40ti
Box
1
118
518
3rd
Ave.
phen
Blight,
Jacob
Davis,
Abel
Rush.
Herbert
Morven.
ivl
4
ON
ROYAL
BANK
BOARD
Appointment
of
E.P.
Taylor,
C.M.O..
A.
E.
Grauer,
and
Colin
W.
Webster,
as
Directors
of
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
is
announced.
Mr.
Taylor
Is
Chairman
of
the
Board,
Canadian
Breweries
Limited;
Mr.
Grauer
is
President
and
Chairman
of
the
Board,
British
Columbia
Electric
Company
Ltd.,
and
its
subsidiaries;
Mr.
Webster
is
President,
Canadian
Import
Company
Limited.
.
.
.
Trensuicr,
Mrs.
F.
Thomas.
Warden,
Mr-?.
I,
Frank.
Conductor.
Mrs.
Liwellyn.
R.S.N.O.,
Mrs.
J.
OBrfen.
L.S.N.G.,
Mrs.
R,
Squires.
R.S.V.G..
Miss
I.
Haugland.
L.S.N.O..
Mrs.
K.
Wold.
Inside
Guardian,
F.
Hampton,
Outside
Gmartian,
Mrs.
P.
Mc-Ilroy.
Organist,
Mrs.
C.
R.
de
Kergom
meaux.
Chaplain,
M-s.
F.
Cll'.ford.
I
home
built
right
I
Cver
too
cold
0r
too
hot.
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
(Continued
from
fage
4)
Id
NOW
i
10
bUI
ORMES
DRU
GS
1
I'slimntr:
II
Mallets
vs
Home
Oil,
Brown-
j
A
Waterfront
DRUGS
&
!
wood
vs
Cold
Riorage.
D
ft
S
vs
Grand
Cafe,
Manson's
vs
C
P
A.,
I
SORE
THROAT
RiOOEH
Mill
Fire
Is
Spectacular
f
ri:
i
'KS
ano
I
r.L'U3
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
r
STORE
HOUPJ3
WEEK
DAYS,
9
AM.
TO
9
P.M
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
TO
1
PM
7
PM.
TO
9
PM
I,
i
ll.
BOX
Ml
Scotians
vi
Rupert
Motors.
Thorn
I
Sheet
Meta!
vs
Triple
C's,
Undesirables
vs
Blaine's,
Stones
vs
W.
I.
Stages.
j
Feb.
20
8
v:
W.
I.
Stages.
X
V
A.
vs
"Grand
Cafe,
Manson
r
vs
Cold
Storage,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Undes-I
irables
vs
Stones,
J.
C's
No.
1
v
'Blain's,
Mallet3
vs
Commercials.
NORTH
VANCOUVER
Ch
It
was
a
spectacular
fire
which
levelled
the
$100,000
sawmill
of
the
i
Lions'
Gale
Lumber
Co.
here-
on
j
Thursday
night.
Sheeta
of
flame'
fky-ftjcketed
for
150
feet
and
Ten-inch
Ice
Blasted
at
Alice
Arm
so
Tanker
can
Land
New
Smokehouse
Here
Described
.
Last
night,
the
Imperial
Oil
tanker
Imperial
Nan-aimo,
again
set
out
for
Alice
Arm
with
a
cargo
of
oil
Emergency
bicycle
aeilvery
from
7
p.o;.
till
I
sit.
.
and
Sunday
.
...
Dally
car
delivery
service
from
9
am
till
6
p.m
NOW
AVAILABLE
;T.
'
,,...3.
n,:
a
a
SI
E
si
'.vere
visible
or
mile
around
asi
Scotians
vs
Home
Oil,
Brown-woods
vs
Triple
C's,
J.
C's
No.
2
1
'it
-
s
v
the
fire
raced
into
the-
sawdust
(after
a
telegram
had
been
received
by
the
skipper
pile
m
the
mm
and
mu.shroo.ned
stating
that
the
ice
conditions
there
would
be
liquida-
eriund.
Other
mills
and
a
small;,
,
,
-
,
.,
,.
,
vs
Oddfellows,
Crescents
vs
Ambassadors,
Phllpott
Evitt
vs
Can
Legion.
Feb.
27
Crescents
vs
Odd
f
el
residential
sectian
were
blacked
l
lV
wcu
ciirtigca
ui
uyiiaiiuit.
il
w
r.ft
au
w
.m
Thursday
that
the
Imperial
Nanaimo
made
an
effort
to
crash
a
10-inch
thick
bar-.
-
out
nhen
the
blaze
seared
a
4,-fiCO-volt
power.
line.
MARCHAND
OIL
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
IRON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
Plumbing
&
Heating?
Alterations;
'v'
-"I
HI
linst
Cold
!
Advertise
m
tne
Lauy
News!
i
RHEUMATISM!
PR
FURNACE
j
lows,
Phllpott
Evitt
vs
Ambas-
due
to
cold
weather,
total
catch
sadors,
Malleti
vs
Can.
Legior
since
January
5
was
12.720
tons,
1
Scot
iana
vs
Commercials,
Thorr.
distributed
to
p;an;s
in
the
city,
Sheet
Metal
vq
Home
Oil.
Cold
Port
Edward,
Nam
a.
Alert
Bay,
storage
vs
Triple
C's,
3.
C
's
No.
?
and
Butedale.
vs
Blain's,
CPA.
vs
W.
I.
Stages
i
Manson's
vs
Grand
Cafe.
Brown
Delayed
by
aJverse
weather
woods
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Undes-condiUons
oil
the
lower
main-j
irables
vs
D
&
S,
J.
C's
No.
1
vf
Iruid
coast
following
departure
J
stones.
from
Vancouver,
Union
steamer:
March
8
Grand
Cafe
vs
W.
L
SMITH
&
ELKIMS
LID.
rier
of
ice
stretching
one-nan
mile
out
to
sea
from
the
dock.
Three
blasts
of
dynamite
only
made
a
series
of
small
holes
in
the
ice,
the
captain
stated,
so
the
vessel
returned
to
Port
Edward
and
finally
for
Prince
Rupert,
arriving
here
Friday
night.
The
tanker
pulled
into
port
with
a
layer
of
ice,
six
inches
thick
on
some
sections
of
th
bow.
While
the
vessel
was
moor
IRS
&
RENEWALS
v
l
g
in
4
ARTHRITIS!'
Their
terrible
pctrt
la
eften
necdieM
'hone
lilacK
LOOK
FOR
THE
TMEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
BOX
17
PHONE
174
HOM
T
brine
quirk
r1if
from
pats
ihi
to
rktuait-
Usm.
arthrut.
w-iMitra.
tumbafo
Bod
oeurittt.
tt
IkicI
uf
IKil
IN
tablcu
today!
Moat
!.T
METAL
LTD.
cniicotin,
Cr.pt.
Harry
McLean,
i
staftes.
Manson's
vs
Triple
C's
s
arrived
in
pori
at
5:15
yesterday
!
Undesirables
vs
C.P.A.,
J.
C's
Na
563
FH0NE
ed
here,
blasting
of
the
ice
was
under
way
at
Alice
Arm.
If
the
aue"n
im
tne
south,
sailing
,
Vs
D
&
S,
J.
C's
No.
2
vs
Stones,.
I
ii)!e
who
have
aunmi
iroro
aianwinn.
ihrahhinK,
auw-uUr
w
hM
and
paina
dua
to
cnHiilrfia
fTr.ot
kiiww
arliat
i'y
and
ninilort
irmy
t
id
auwa
for
tbem
until
Uiay
r
IA1.
IN.
Pnto
b
tna
aiperimoa
af
I
ihou"nia.hnhavlnnhfliei
by
i)l.MN.
1
luwilla
art)
ht
;o.iat.
'1
ry
IKH.CIN
lur
'
iiromirf
uiul
protouawrt
riicJ
(rom
Ibaae
achea
mil
f
l:
t.t.l-ia
ar
uev
In
lka.
tanker
tanker
Is
Is
not.
not
ahle
able
t.n
to
unload
unload
the
the
11
P
m-
for
Que
Char-
Crei
Crescents
vs
Blain's,
Cold
Storage
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Philpott
oil,
the
supply
at
Alice
Arm
will
H
"
(Ml.
For
Estimates
lctte
Island
po!nt3
Vncr1
sv.e
i.s
due
back
he-e
tomorrow
afternoon
to
sail
for
the
south
at
9
p
Evitt
vs
Oddfellows.
Mallets
vi
fj
,u
Ambasadors,
Scotians
vs
Can
iffUlr
j
liiNtru'-tHUM
nima
wttn
rrn
DHcfcasa.
lai
UtlllllliaiA
ill
live
uajra
iciuiwiio
i
in,
in
.how
'f"pr2'
in
a
shortage
of
heat
and
power
and
Supplies
j
p!KrJr"ei-v.-.uinuh".irii'
tbouaaiKii
closing
down
of
Torbrit
mxet
m-
Passenpers
arriving
here
on
reeion.
Thorn
Sht
Metal
v
TO
ZF-'Si
uUl..
emergency
-deUveries.ca.W
the
Chilcotlr.
included
Mrs.
O.
Comrnerclals.
.MoTint.,Fackinj,
Cratine,
Shipping
-n4
ifnersl
Cartage
ami
(oragf
j
,
Complete
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and'Pai'k
Avenues
Est.
1910
X
i
'
Phones
60
and
68
Brownwoods
vj
Mitchell
&
Currie
Ltd.
.kiHftiiimiiminiiiprfiictowwryirtt.
kp
made
JacoDs,
Mr,
k.
Bisnop.
Mrs.
E
.
.
,
tui
l-IM
...a.ir-.
KIT.
LatK.
"
.
Home
Oil.
m.
Siat
cmiy
u
4
the
Unw.
wmr
I
Drckeit.
11.
Comptan
and
A.
A.
Builders
and
Contractors
vertical
conveyor-
Shipp,
from
Vancouver;
G.
S.
The
new
sira
r,'-ll.lrl
bil
lla
wa
only
iu.uv.
low
dructial
lua
IWIl-iaN
li
a.
It's
business
wise
to
advertise.
Classified
ads
bring
results.
'.
type
kiln
for
smoking
fish
Rcade,
frcm
Butedale;
R.
S.
Ho
which
is
now
being
operated
by
binsnn.
and
Mrs.
Cross
frnm
.
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Bella
Bella.
I
Co-operative
Association
at
its
-
-
j
n..lin
tjinlled,
Toronto
10,
OntH.
i
(il
!
It
VICTORIA
Always
in
favour.
.
.
Always
in
FLAVOUR
!
Vr""i'i"a
m
T
Y
P
E
i
plant
-at
Prince
Rupert
is
discussed
in
an
article
by
A.
W.
Lantz,
associated
research
engineer,
in
the
latest
issue
of
progress
reports
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Stations
of
the
Research
Boaru
of
Canada.
The
new
air-condition
tunnel
is
an
integral
part,
of
this
plant
on
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
which
was
recently
described
in
detail
in
the
Daily
News.
This
commercial
kiln
is
the
first
application
of
principles
employng
vertical,
continuously-movins?
conveyor
racks
to
the
smoking
of
fishery
products.
SIATTI.K
..
9
m
,
Chilrotin
1
ill
p.m.,
Coquitlam
M!M,
ST
I:
WART
AM)
"
I'OKT
SIMI'SON
S
i!.(!;iy.
11
pni.
n:
su
in
ji
fi:n
UIUiTTU
ISLANDS
iM'hi,
January
13
&
27
10
p.m.
!!
NORTH
QVIT.N
MtlOTTF.
ISLANDS
!.!
in.
January
20
10
p.m.
K
J.
SKINNER
ir.c"
Rupert
Agent
As
good
as,
if
not
better,
than
any
imported
ale.
Only
52.4
7
a
case,
including
tax.
Av.
hue
Phone
508
NO-CO-RODE
is
GOOD
for
Life
I
!
V
ROYAL
HOTEL
;ie
Away
From
Home
mns-
Hot
and
Cold
water
.
A
$1,000,000
ship
dedicated
to
the
safety
of
Canadian
mariners
on
the
wesj
coast
and
to
be
operated
out
of
Port
of
Prince'
Rupert
supped
into
Vancouver
j
from
her
builders
on
Thursday;
afternoon
of
this
week.
It
was
the
motor
vessel
Alexander,
Mackenzie,
Canada's
third
new
lighthouse
tender.
Mrs.
Ian.
Mackenzie,
widow
of
the
late
senator
and
longtime
cabinet'
minister,
officiated
at
the
launching
of
the
150-foot
ves-,
sel,
twin
screw
and
shallow
.
draft,
which
will
ply
northern
waters
out
cl
Prince
Rupert
j
v'.Xs
I.
!
'
'
1
.
.
'
,
I
I
'laaaZZllS'?!!
I
'
'an
II
iMMaa
mu
thM
I
Li:
There's
a
whole
lifetime
of
trouble-free
service
in
no-co-rode
root-pboof
pips.
Soil
settlement
won't
crack
or
break
it,
freezing
or
thawing
won't
affect
it.
Tapered
joints
prevent
leaks,
keep
out
roots,
no-co
rode
saves
you
time,
work,
money.
Use
no-co-rode
root-proof
pipe
for
House-to-Sewer
or
House.
to-Septic
Tank
Connections,
Downspouts,
other
underground
non-pressure
usei.
Get
no-co-rode
perforated
pipe
for
Septic
Tank
leaching
beds,
foundation
footing
drains,
soil
irrigation,
field
drainage.
Both
types
are
backed
by
a
40
year
record
of
out-ttanding
service.
CALL
651
PHILPOTT
EUITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
LUMBER
and
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
NCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
m
P.O.
Box
1981
with
six
officers
and
a
crew
of
nineteen.
ION"
Present
extreme
weather
con
HbspffMiTr
-,ood
Food
or
Tasty
Meals
.
Reasonable
Prices
'
se
Dishes
a
Specially
lorn
NEW
UNIFORMS
FOR
RCAF
BANDS
L.A.C.
A.N.
Hardy
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
member
of
the
R.C.A.F.
Central
band,"
Ottawa,
models
the
newly
designed
air
force
bandsman's
uniform
now
being
issued
to
the
three
regular
R.C.A.F.
bands'
at
Ottawa,
Trenton
and
Edmonton.
More
than
100
bandsmen
will
be
ifesued
with
the
new-type
uniform,
which
Is
of
blue
barathea
with
gold
piping.
Rank
badges,
epaulets
and
sleeve
piping
are
gold,
and
the
belt
Is
1
CHOP
SUEY
ditions
in
this
area
is
making
seining
operations
difficult.
At
present
catches
are
being
made
at
Kwakshua
Pass,
Fitfchugh
Sound,
Helmscken
Inlet
and,
Surf
Inlet
by
45
seining
vessels.
Crew
of
the
Azurlte,
Capt.
Tommy
Dalzell,
who
brought
in
the
first
catch
for
the
Fisherman's;
Co-operative
plant
at
Falrview
yesterday,
have
quite
a
story
to
tell
about
seining
in
Surf
In-j
let
in
10
below
weather.
j
One
of
the
seining
vessels
had
S0O
tons
set
yesterday
when
the
lead
line
of
the
net
snapped.
The
crew
spent
six
hours
mending
the
net
before
sewing
operation
could
proceed.
"The
boys
were
Just
about
dead,"
one
ot
the
crewmen
remarked.
The
Azurlte
brought
in
40
tons
for
bait
ana
win
leave
again
this
evening.
Up
to
early
Friday
morning
when
seining
operations
ceased
CMOW
MEIN
MANSON'S
JEWELLERS
Stock
Reducing
Sale
ex
Caflc
LIMITED
VICTORIA
BREWERIES
NEW
WESTMINSTER
COAST
VANCOUVER
50
-
NEARLY
ALL
MERCHANDISE
INCLUDED
INTHISSALE.
gold
with
an
azure
blue
centre,
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The
trousers
have
a
stripe
Of
!
gold
braid,
also
with
an
aawe
(
blue
centre,
and
the
cap
rs
es-
;
pecially
designed
for
the
three
bands.
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50
This
dvertisement
1$
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published
or
displayed
by
trvt
Liquor
Control
Board
Opp.
Rupert
Hotel
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
173
for
Outside
Orders
or
by
th
GovtrnmenS
of
oritisn
toiumon
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