Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
August
23,
1950
filVStevart
to
the
circle
of
friendship.
Yes,'
he
admitted
that
there1
were
many
unused
buildings
but
that
was
not
thfc
whole
story.
And
as
he
talked
r
recalled:
the
conversation
at
the
wharf
of
the
need
for
quick
shipments
of
Hit!
W'JlX
Irrrv
xt-i
j
u
-
j?r
zy-r
:,.rad
Bi?
Missouri
RevisUcd
valuable
ore,
ore
that
was
def
I
LADIES
SLIPS
v;
Nationally
Advertised
;
;
i
ill
il
IIhUh
rz.
3;
.-j
j
.
,
HA1
;
pCamp
iiaYf's
-
inite
proof
that
there
was
"gold
In
them
there
hills,"
or
actually
something
even
more
valuable
than
ore
and
lots
of
it.
The
future
is
bright
and
the
peopl:
face
it
with
confidence.
Later
that
day
with
twr
(M.
E.
ANDERER)
since
I
had
visited
fpv;
vears
uite
a
a
J
3
.
the
first
lime
i
nau
uuc
uj
4111
this
was
friends
I
had
the
tr
from
the
air
the
Tsimpsean
.
vlslt
premler
and
opportunity
Blg
Mlssoyurt
Su-lelle
Pacemaker
formula
100
and
4.00
each;
Jing
to
w
M.(TPrnwn
Qtirl
Port
Simpson.
tnen;
Along
the
road
to
the
Custom
'
a
at
Hyder
and
then
beside
th
nlYrOYV
iOruailU
iu
r
the
.irffVranr
t.rin
from
one
made.
to
see
the
big
salmon
going
ut
"JUV
tt.rpam
Tt
Uiaa
vorv
o.
trt
oaa
if
was
a
i
thfl
t.rnilt
tnn
Ol
nra
mrwaA
a
&
PAYNE
,pr
0
a
halibut
j
FRASER
ed
to
climb
up
and
up
at
a
vary-
b,ack
bear
'
.
tossing
d
storm
.
A.
.
11
..
the
boat
seein-
.-.'Mitt
ing
angle
oniy
w
conupe
ouu-road
unconcernedly.
Farther
denly
leaving
part
of
my
stomach
.
along
we
stopped
to
walcn
tWQ
still
suspended
somewhere.
iads
fish
and
there,
twenty
yards
landing
this
time
brought
:farther
easy
up
tne
stream
wa,
an.
us
to
the
Wharf
and
at
once
tne
!
other
black
bear.
We
hoped
he
OLD
FAITHFUL
INDUSTRIAL
EXPANSION
Old
faithful
geyser
in
YeIlow--w
To
the
end
of
May,
1950,
314
domestic
companies
and
82
for-stpne
National
Park
:
sends
up
a
l.
w
.a-icpniiinin
atamit
about
140
140
fe
feet
high
at
eign
companies
have
been
regis-coluirin
a
.
Intervals
(Anm1a
rt
of
ab?ut'
ah'Mir.
65
Fill
minutes.
tered
in
Aioerta
subject
of
conversation
so
"
"
would
"fish"
out
a
salmon,
as
ferent
from
the
topics
usually
bears
can
do
gQ
expertlyj
but
he
discussed
by
my
acquaintances
just
wandered
aroun(i
and
then
caught
my
attention.
clambered
on
a
windfall
and
It
was
of
valuable
ore,
liorsfcs,
disappeared
in
the
under-hay
and
airplanes.
The
speaker
growth.
was
anxious
to
make
arrange-1
soon
the
road
began
its
tor
HIGHWAY
FASHION
This
pavement
painting,
one-fifth
of
a
mile
long
and
30
feet
wide,
on
the
main
highway
leading
to
the
town
of
Ste.
Adele,
Que.',
was
part
of
colorful
celebrations
marking
an
annual
French-Canadien
carnival.
Some
500
pounds
of
paint
was
used
and
the
'
painting
Is
expected
to
last
several
months.
It
was
designed
by
Robert
LaPalme,
Canadian
artist
and
newspaper
cartoonist.
(CP
Photo)
f
ments
to
have
more
flights
made
tuous
climbing
of
the
mountain
so
that
he
coudd
transport
out
j
side.
Kept
in
fair
repair
It
some
exceedingly
high
grade
hangs
on
to
the
mountain
but
shipments
of
ore
and,
by
way1.
there
is
little
spare
space
and
of
contrast,
to
ship
In.
hay
His
no
room
to
pass
other
cars
ex-horses
at
the
mine
were
run-jcept
at
a
few
"turn-outs."
We
rich
in
flavor
and
food
value!
I
PAROLE
SYSTEM
siTerrace
Group
;
The
parole
system
for
convict
I.
.
began
in
England
in
1660
when
Fire
Damages
Terrace,
Home
ning
short
of
food.
Well
I
left
topped
at
times
to
admire
the
him
discussing
the
problem.!
scenery
and
occasionally
to
try
No
washing!
No
peeling!
No
cooking!
No
mashing!
At
Pr.
George
1
prisoners
transported
to
the
1
colonies
were
set
free
under
certain
restrictions
after
a
period
1
But
It
intrigued
me,
transporta-1
to
pick
out
across
the
valleys
'tion,
age-old
and
modern.
Hay
signs
that
our
guide
knew
as
and
ore,
Then
to
Stewart!
j
mining
operations.
How
the
'
TERRACE.
Seven
delegates
j
left
Terrace
Monday
for
Prince
TERRACE
Residence
of
J
of
service.
.
William
W.
Robinson
on
Oreig
:
:
George
to
attend
the
annual
:
I
There
were
many
unoccupied;
first
prospector
ever
located
the
and
derelict
buildings
and
to
me
places
Is
a
mystery
to
me
while
lit
seemed
a
discouraging
place!
how
the
operators
ever
develop-,
until
suddenly
I
met
an
old
.ed
them
and
got
machinery
and
Avenue
East
here
was
considerably
damaged
by
fire
which
broke
out
at
2
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon,
prompt
and
effective
work
of
the
fire
department
saving
it
from
complete
destruction
Long
Lashes
Woman's
Heed
friend,
a
veteran,
a
moment
equipment
to
these
almost
un
before"
I'
had
been
an
outsider
scalable
heights
seemed
cases
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
at
Prince
George.
Duncan
K.
Kerr,
secretary
of
the
Associated.
Boards,
had
in
his
car
Mrs.
Kerr,
Harry
King.
-96
where
the
impossible
had
been
done.
Finally
we
reached
Pre
without
understanding-.
Now
I
I
was
with
a
friend
and
taken
in-
on
a
blazing
hot
day.
Mrs.
Robinson
had
been
warm
mier
Mine
with
its
buildings!
?eeming
almost
to
defy
gravity
.'as
they
clung
limpet-fashion
to
LONDON
P
Blue
eyes
shadowed
by
dark,
half-inch-long
lashes
are
20-year-old
Sheena
Saunders'
contribution
to
the
"perfect
woman."
Nicclas
Eion.
28-year
old
Carl
Lindstrom
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
Newhouser.
Mrs.
Vic
Giraud
and
Mrs.
T.
Fraser
were
driven
to
Prince
George
by
Morris
Dahlquist
of
Cedarvale
whose
party
also
ln-
ing
varnish
en
a
hot
plate
and
had
gone
to
put
out
the
milk
bottle.
She
saw
flames
issuing
from
the
kitchen
window
and
smoke
coming
throueh
the
roof.
Mrs.
Casey,
from
the
Fire
H"U.
look
for
the
il
not
published
.
..r..l
n.J
m
the
mountain
sides.
But
everything
there
was
modern,
well-equipped
and
busy.
All
the
conveniences
of
the
up-to-date
:
ri
Bnt.sh
Coluabi
Hamnstead
artist,
intends
build
bifjred
I
Intt
a
composite
portrait
of
a
j
eluded
Miss
Susie
Winn
of
Jun-number
of
women
to
make
the
pau,
second
vice-president
of
the
also
saw
smoke
and
sounded
the
fire
siren
while
Mrs.
Frank
Clif
mine
were
evident.
Work
was
going
steadily
ahead.
After
a
cup
of
coffee
at
the
Associated
Boards.
"perfect
woman,"
a
picture
com-1
ford
also
put
In,
an
alarm
missioned
bv
an
international
cafeteria
we
started
our
return
bottlo
today!
Within
a
few
minutes
oi
ar-
Stuffed
frankfurter
Season
two
cupe
mashed
potato
with
parsley,
onion.
Split
8
cooked
frankfurtera,
spread
with
French
'a
Mustard.
Stuff
with
potato.
Brush
with
butter
and
broil
10
minutes.
-
cosmetic
firm.
He
decided
that
AtaW
PafaM
in
fuct
I
mfnuM
BoO
water,
add
milk
and
French'
Instant
Potato
according
to
direction!
on
package.
Stir
briskly
for
a
few
aeconda
until
thickened,
add
butter
and
whip
until
fluffy.
Journey.
A
chance
remark
that'
lval
of
tne
fire
department,
the
I
had
been
to
Big
Missouri
the
,.,,,
WP,
out
althouch
the
he
Im
little
.
crnncp
of
findin
one
woman
beautiful
enough
to
U
I
satisfy
requirements.
cmnnnn
TO
Sheena,
his
nrbvisional
choice
last
time
I
had
been
there
ln-!roof
bv
njS
fme
was
ablaze,
duced
my
chaufreuf
friend
to'
Kitchen
and
livine
room
furn'-
m-a-Kcf-the-
twit
dfr
arm
wadture
suferefl
iTOm
the
effects
of
to
Big
Missouri.
There
Is
no
ac-.
f,re
and
water
but
bedroom
fura-tlvity
at
this
location
now
and1
saved.
itre
was
Like
magicl
French's
Instant
Potato
gives
you
top-quality
,
potato
pre-cooked
by
a
special
process
that
preserves
nutritional
values
and
flavor.
Use
the
road
is
not
being
Kept
in
portunatelv.
the
children
wer
repair.
It
was
rugged!
In
most'
.
,d
tn,
t)me
bt
Mrs.
for
the
eyes
"because
thpy
are
i
the
most
beautiful
I
have
seen!
so
far"
does
not
yet
know
who
I
will
keep
them
company.
i
So
fnr,
E?on
has
only
found
a'
pair
of
.houlders
he
considers
I
pood
enough:
places
the
earth
and
fine
stone
Roblnson
little
daueM"-
CAR
GOT
naa
Deen
wasnea
away
ana
t
inda
ws
a
doleful
oletnre
witr
IR-VICTORIA
it
to
make
delicious
mashed
potato
in
just
one
minute,
to
prepare
potato
quickly
in
other
exciting
ways.
Look
for
it
in
the
canned
road
was
covered
with
rocks
of
hpr
nnrtlv
pcorrhed
doll
an"
p
m.,
Camosun
bueev
after
the
fire.
I
pm.
Coquitlam
TViP
fin'l(MrT
waS
p,cu-ed
but
nee
Rupert
Florists
large
arid
larger
size.
What
a
bumping
and
shaking
the
Jeep
took,
as
did
the
passengers.
What
twists
and
turns!
We
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
(
no
)
100
3i
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
7T1
STEWART
AND
SIMPSON
qitlam,
11
p.m.
vegetable
or
baby
foods,
section
at
your
grocer's.
Economical
there's
no
waste!
WondVrfu.
for
Shepherd's
Pi
Topping
-
Whit
Sauc
Gravy,
$lw
or
$oup
i'
thickener
no
the
fnrriture.
TVip
Vioik-o
1j
rn"'"1tlTie.
I'f'n-
aroorf'ed
shelter
bv
nei?h!v.
T'q'n
Tit"
jhi
wotVipr
mode
tb
f'r
rw
It
Is
somewhat
cooler
here
todav
pi!
Ql'EEN
coirld
almost
see
the
taillights
of
the
Jeep
we
were
riding
in
at
times.
But
everything
held
out
and
we
reached
the
Big
Missouri
.
.
.
what
a
.beautiful
location1
.
.
.
arid
what
a
desolation'
Minins
wa;s
stooped
years
agb
ITTE
ISLANDS
SATIN
-
GLO
Sole
distributor!
In
Canadai
RecfciH
4
Cola
an
(Canada)
Ltd,
Montreal
A
August
IS
f
p
m.
JITII
Qt
F.F.V
ATLANTIC
FISHING
-
and
the
buildings
are
almost
all!
Semi
Gloss
&
High
Gloss
In
many
beautiful
tints
rTK
ISLANDS
The
tlshinec
proundo
on
Can-
m.
the
powerhouse,
is
intact,
d
.
AUanUc
coast
have
been
August
25
and
had
been
sealed
up
so
that
flshed
contlnuousiy
for
400
years,
j
10
p.m.
HOBBLE
?
If
your
car
bumps
along
the
highway,
making
life
uncomfortable
for
you
and
.
the
family,
better
drive
up
here
for
service
on
your
springs
and
shock
absorbers.
The
cost
is
low
and
jet
vice
Is
rapid
Drive"
up
today!
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
.
Ford-Monarch
Dealers.
The
Home
of
Friendly
Service.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
J.
SKINNER
for
interior
decorating.
QUICK
DRvING
THOMPSON5
.
,
H'ARbWXrtE
CO.
CTD.
MAKE
s
Bept.
might.be
resumed.
But
to
see!
.
.
.
Kn,,f
riftv
HOW
what
had
been
an
active
f
tw
lafs
111x1
JL.i
,
..,,
,,-Jflne
trout
as
their
catch
As
we
we
Bom
pupcrt
Agent
e
Phone
588
QIUIU
iuvc
oi
iiiuusuy
a.iu
,B
nnother
bear
as
years
ago
was
now
desertea.
c
pnnH
anrt
went
on
IV
V.
i
uom
a
vitv
w
about
its
own
business.
An
easy
drive
brought
us
through
the
derelict,
and
abandoned,
would
make.
anyone's
heart
beat
uncertainly
It
wa'S
.difficult
even
Customs,
past
the
wharf
and
the
former
positions
of
mess-halls,
I
Stewart,
a
village
with
a
his-an
assured
toric
past
and
future
YOUR
SHOPPING
HEADQUARTERS
DURING
CARNIVAL
WEEK
Visit
Our
Bargain
Basement
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
PHONE
24
222
Second
Av
recreatI6ft
halls,
homes
and
tennis
cdtifts
One
building
wais
evidently
being
used
as
a
stable
for
horses
and
the
explanation
was
that
horses
were
being
used
"up
and
beyond"
where
mining
was
still
being
done
In
a
small
way.
In
a
few
years
perhaps
It
will
be
a
thriving
mining
community
again,
sufficient
unto
itself
and
supplying
the
outside
wnrM
with'
nppdpd
minerals
Aged
Furnaces,
Heat
Robbers
.
LIom.
Cal
B4
m
W
tW
Comb.
t
Briiltk
Colimblt
The
owner
of
an
average
heat
BROADWAY
CAFE
The'
return
Journey
was
Just
I
LING
THE
TAILOR
ing
system
five
or
more
years
old
is
warned
by
National
Warm
Air
Heating
Association
that
the
odds
are
7
to
10
his
winter
heating
bill
is
at
least
10
per
cent,
more
than
necessary.
This
Is
because
7
out
Of
lb
older
type
systems
of
heating
are
In
Ormes
j
Drugs
Best
rMod
as
rough
riding
as
had
been
the
climb,
but
even
at
that
we
stopped
to
admire
the
rare
views
of
peaks
above
timberline,
glaclejs
in
the
distance
and
valley
vistas
of
surpaslng
beauty
We
wee
alongside
the
Salmon
River
again
and
stopped
to
give
a
lift
finest
Cdokin
need
of
repairing
and
cleaning.)
Houfr
7
a.m.
to
1
a.m.1
-if
Air
leaKS
in
ana
aruunu
lunmc
combustion
chamber,
soot
In
the
LADIES'
AND
GENTS'
TAILORS
O
MADE
TO
MEASURE
SUITS
6
LATEST
STYLES
IN
COATS
O
HIGHEST
QUALITY
GUARANTEED
FIT
DRESSING
WHILE
YOU
WAIT
L
I
II
G
THE
TAILOR
.
"the
Pioneer
Druggists
PRESCRIPTION
SERVICE
V
Take-Home
Orders
Prions
200!
chimney
or
furnace,
warped
burned
bars,
corroding
smoke
pipe
all
create
loss
of
heat
right
Daily
Delivery
Service
PHONE
81
DAY
and
TIIUOSDW
Phone
649
Box
286
220
-
6th
St.
n
the
furnace
itseir.
Thereiore
using
more
fuel
to
keep
the
proper
temperature.
Heating
experts
report
that
home
owners
ar
"robbing
Peter
to
'
pay
Paul"
through
use
cl
Improper
firing
methods
and
negligence
In
furnace
maintenance.
The
majority
of
costly
repairs
could
have
been
avoided
if
owners
had
followed
a
regular
program
of
having
heating
systems
at
By
CHIC
YOUNG
The
Perfect
Host.
BLONDIE
ANSON'S
inspected
each
year,
says
the
Heating
Association.
Minor
re
VARIETY
SALE
pairs
can
add
longer
service
to
heating
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