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Prince
Rupert
Dairy
News
,
Saturday.
August
26,
1950
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Bills
High?
Announcement
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson
D.D.,
J
Cash
for
old
gold.
Bulger's.
Ross
Holton
was
sentenced
in
police
court
to
seven
days
imprisonment
or.
a
charce
of
drunken
driving
and
his
driver's
licence
suspended
for
six
months
the
added
com-
cisnop
or
Caledonia,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
ecclesiastical
duties.
A
general
organizational
Trades
and
Labor
Council
Labor
Day
sports,
September
4.
Dance
at
Civic
Centre.
them
aow
.
:tM:
i
an
insulated
nome
uy
"iiiu
y
i
on
a
charac
of
failing
in
rntnrn
Bazaar,
October
4
meeting
lor
all
leagues
will
be
HEGLAS
Roll
blankets.
Catholic
end
5.
i
ln
an
accident
report
within
the
held
in
the
Bowling
Alleys
at
8
v
!"''""
"
l""c-
p.m.
Friday,
Sept.
1.
If
you
are
Modern
lnterested
ln
league
bowling,
j
Beauty
Shoppe
Staff
!
will
be
bock
this
week-ena
after
P'eaSe
attend'
im
I
Wn.n(i!irfUl
hilday'
Shop
re"i
Norma"
Carter.
wh3
has
been
Sm
f"3?
9
am"
For
ap"
here
'or
h
Past
1
days
on
REGLAS
can
easily
be
installed
in
your
evening,
and
costs
only
$6
per
in
an
)
square
feet.
REGLAS,
complete
with
vapour
barrier,
jttofit
between
ceiling
joists,
just
roll
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
13.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
Oct.
26.
Sonja
Bazaar,
October
27.
Moose
Bazaar,
tfov.
2
and
3.
Legion
Auxiliary
Fall
Bazaar
November
8.
Presbyterun
Fill
Sale
Kov.
16.
Kv,....,.,c.ll3
plliJIle
a4,.
rim)
tuslnesSi
left
by
todays
piane
on
Be
su.e
a.ic
e.-e
-r,1ft,J
returi
tu
Vancouver.
Mr.
display
by
Christie's
Woodbilt
!
Vk
I
wa
tormerl,y
manager
of
Prmii.rt.
o;
m.
.
j.
.!,
,
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,
the
T.
Eaton
mail-order
office
.
.
..,,
uiuua.r.m
cxnio-
tion
at
the
Civic
Centre
Carni
here
but
has
been
in
Vancouver
for
the
past
few
years.
vai
tnis
week.
2oo)
IOJD.E.
tall
Dazaar
No
ember
I
JrEGLAS
can
also
be
installed
by
your
23.
L.O.B.A.
Bazaar
Dec.
1.
For
His
Majesty
the
Baby
we
have
a
special
show
case
full
of
all
kinds
of
gifts.
Silver
mugs
from
$1.95
to
$10.00.
Knife,
fork
Miss
Dorothy
Raddlng
PHN
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
ten
days
conduetine
CALCONTKALIUK,
on
a
Tlme
puymcr.i
20r;
down
and
I
z
monrns
to
pay
me
ojiis
clinic
at
the
lorn!
hr-i
and
buoon
from
$1.50.
Plates,
D
ACES
Shoes
IFor
It
Til
yuthe
Prince
Oeor&e
lockets,
mugs,
etc.
-Buger's,
(It)
RCA
VICTOR'S
lance.
l
'"8"t
uii
iier
return
to
van-;
couver.
"Is
this
your
idea
of
a
bicycle
built
for
two?"
INQUIRE
TODAY
AT
'AIR
PASSENGERS
50th
Anniversary
y
Men
Dr.
H.
M.
DaRRctt,
assistant
professor
of
chemistry
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia
arrived
this
week
by
air
from
Vancouver
to
spend
a
few
weeks'
vacation
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
M.
Daggett.
Ibert
&
McCaffery
Limited
fAMllfTfll.vO
Special
For
over
P.O.
BOX
160
one
Huncjred
118-117-58
Mrs.
Leonard
Griffiths
return-
ft;
J
To
Vancouver
(today)
Master
i
J.
White,
Miss
P.
Skeeles,
G.'
Hicks,
E.
S.
Canstra,
Miss
I.
Anderson,
Mrs.
A.
Holt
and
infant,
B.
Fraser,
N.
M.
Carter,
S.
Marczok-
S.
Mcintosh,
Miss
Ross.
To
Sandsplt.f
today)
Henry
Ross,
Mrs.
E.
Cnristenson
and
two
children,
Mrs.
Secord
and
Infant.
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
Mr.
Stringer,
Miss
L.
Patton,
O.
What
Strikers
Are
Getting
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
before
leaving
for
Parliament
at
Ottawa
this
week,
was,
at
his
request,
provided
by
the
local
strike
committee
with
a
list
of
rates
of
pay
in
effect
on
those
occupations
concerned
In
the
present
strike.
It
is
as
follows:
j
i
y
X:
I
i
V
r
!
i
i
i
years
Dock's
Shoes
hjpye
I
been
famous
for
fine
j
led
to
the
el'y
on
the
Camosun
!
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
I
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rod
McLeod
and
sen,
who
have
been
on
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
km.
Every
Day
leather,
sryie
ana
v-rarr-
'
manship.
This
.....
y
e
a
r
Dock's
offer
a
selection
the
citv
on
the
Camosun
yester-
'
L-
Littler,
D.
Norberg,
E.
Rennie,
day
afternoon.
u.
h.
Fraser.
Prom
Sandsplt
(yesterday)
Extra
gang
laborers
65c
per
I
hour
(straight
time
no
over-
i
B.
Lowny,
G.
Purcell
of
over
fifty
styles,
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1
a
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1
Only
which
we
believe
to
be
the
finest
Shoes
they
f
Air
Service
Is
Being
Kept
Up
TINKER
...
TAILOR
.
.
Boldier
.
.'.
SailorT
What
will
your
son
become?
8uccea
or
failure?
Career
or
job?
It's
often
just
a
quextion
of
education
and
training.
Make
sure
your
boy
geta
a
good
start
towards
uo-cera.
Invest
in
a
Sun
Life
Juve
Bile
Assurance
policy
today.
SUN
LIFE
ASSURANC
COMPANY
OE
CANAD,
have
ever
made
time).
Sectionmen
81c,
84c,
86c
per
hour
(time
and
one
half
for
overtime).
Bridgemen
94c
to
$1.04.
Carpenters
$1.06
to
$1.08.
Benchmen
and
cabinetmakers
$1.20.
Coach
cleaners
88c.
Carmen's
helpers
99c.
Carmen
(car
repairers)
$1.15.
Coach
carpenters,
pipefitters,
machinists,
blacksmiths,
boiler-
Miss
Winnifred
Stewart,
Canadian
Red
Cro.ss
field
supervisor
of
outpost
hospitals,
has
been
making
a
routine
check-up
of
the
hospital
at
Terrace.
She
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
and
Intends
to
spend
a
few
days
before
returning
to
Vancouver.
Miss
Eizabeth
Groves,
daughter
of
the
late
Capt.
P.
G.
Groves
and
Mrs.
Groves,
who
lived
here
years
aro,
was
in
the
city
yesterday
aboard
the
steamer
Camosun.
making
the
round
trip
north
from
Vancouver.
She
looked
up
old
friends
while
here.
Agents
I
Contrary
to
reports
(not
published
In
the
Daily.
News)
the
employees
of
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
are
not
on
strike
with
j
the
striking
unions
of
the
Canadian
railways,
officials
state,
i
All
flights
in
BVltish
Columbia
and
Alberta
as
well
as
-
the
10HN
T.
FOWLE
makers
and
welders
$1.22
per
hour
(time
and
a
half
overtime
Greatest
Value
in
RCA
Victor's
History
Ploy
ell
racords
perfectly,
automatically
with
unmatched
as
of
operation.
Hat
Standard
Broadcast
'
radio
with
powerful
6-tube
i
-
serines
..,'-,u.
n"ti4,,
irest
of
Canada
are
operating'
on'
..i-if
t
-
a
two
months
visit
at
Pentlctnn
,.
fpr
above).
Machinists',
boilermakers'
and
blacksmiths'
helpers
$1.01
and
$1.03.
HOUR
142
5th
Ave.
East
'
Residence
Phone
Black
549
Office:
11
and
Namu,
this
week.
returned
reiurnea
to
to
the
me
citv
cuy
1
c
"...v
cpn
a
rotab,e
lncrease
n
tne
number
of
bookings.
on
many
of
E-WE
WILL
BE
OPEN
TO
SERVE
Office
staff:
stenographers
L
T
$178
to
$198
per
month;
clerk-
JL
performance.
REAKFAST
AT
6
EVERY
MORNING!!
Modern
Styling
In
lustrous
walnut
'
veneers.
Also
in
mahogany
or
-
blonde
.....
at
slightly
higher
cost.
1
,
i
the
services.
I
Officials
state
that,
while
there
is
still
nace
available
on
most
fllehts.
if
the
strike
Is
at
all
!
prolonged,
arraneements
have
b"en
mfde
to
nut
extra
flight.
on
the
service
if
and
when
traffic
,We
Specialize
in
Steaks
and
Chops
Hews
Ad
Solves
Man's
Problem
"'III!'
stenos.
$183
to
$203
per
month.
Sleeping
and
dinine
car
de-j
partment
involving
24
crafts
'
For
first
year
71V4C
to
99Vic;
t
second
year
74'ic
to
$1.05c;
third
year.
763ic
to
$1.10.
t
1
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tlHftllrlilMi
C.C.M.
BICYCLES
and
warrants.
SPECIAL
BUSINESSMEN'S
LUNCH
Classified
laborers
(roundhouse)
First
year
86c
per
houri
CHILDREN'S
VEHICLES
(thereafter
89c
per
hour);
com
SEH
TODAY
AT
-McBae
Bros.-
THE
BES1
in
Plumbing
Service.'.
PHONE
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
BUD
SCHUMAN
Old
Post
Office
Bldg.l
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
65c
mon
laborers
85c;
stationary
firemen,
$8.02
per
day.
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Allan,
Cran-
(CLOSED
ON
SUNDAY)
The
transportation
problem
was
solved
by
at
least
one
commercial
traveller
this
week.
James
Boyle
of
the
Westminster
Paper
Company
arrived
earlier
in
the
week
after
making
a
business
trip
around
from
the
coast
by
automobile.
When
he
arrived
here,
he
found
he
would
not
be
able
to
ship
his
car
down.
A
classified
advertisement
in
the
Dally
News
solved
his
problem.
He
sold
the
car
the
following
day
and
proceeded
to
Vancouver
by
CPA
Friday.
W
DROP
INN
Classified
eas
brjng
results.
Try
a
Daily
Aews
Classified
!
ford.
N.Y.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Owen-I
Recce
and
daughter.
Hazeltan;
D.
M.
Matheson,
Vancouver;
Mr.
I
and
Mrs.
C.
Salter,
Carlisle;
Wal-i
ter
Williscrof
t,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mac
Arthur,
Port
Edward:
I
!Mlss
W.
Stewtrt,
New
Westmin
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
ster;
R.
E.
Farledeau,
Prince
George;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Laybourne,
A.
Stringer,
Earl
Renney,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Boomhower,
Victoria;
A.
D.
McDonald,
Port
Edward.
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Films
Developed
a
PROMPT
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4th
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Green
339
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Bold
Bears
Common
Now
V.-'
Black
bear,
already
reported
making
themselves
at
home
in
more
outlying
residential
sections
of
the
city,
are
becoming
even
bolder.
Yesterday
morning
one
big
fellow
visited
the
back
yard
of
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
on
Borden
Street.
Intercepted,
he
merely
looked
up,
took
a
few
more
berries
and
imbled
off
along
tho
hillsHc.
Bears
ara
brcomir.gr
;j
com-mnplacc
now
that
citizens
c'o
not
even
botbtr
reporting
their
presence
to
the
authorities.
Nutty
as
a
Fruit
Cake?
Certainly
Our
Fruit
Cakes
arc
Full
of
Delicious
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W.
A.
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left,
president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
and
Donald
Gordon,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
leave
a
two-hour
conference
with
federpl
mediator
Dr.
W.
A.
Mackintosh,
who
attempted
to
avert
a
nation-wide
railways'
strike.
Some
124,000
non-operating
employees
walked
off
their
jobs
Tuesday
morning
when
union
and
management
officials
failed
to
agree
in
the
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