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JSupett
Dailg
J3cto0
JUO.
Friday,
June
4,
1948
Briefs
From
Britain
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LONDON,
01
Twins
were
born
at
London
Zoo
to
Pookie
TORBRITMINE
DRILL
TESTED
Diamond
drilling
to
test
down-
ward
extension
of
the
ore
zone
was
recenuy
in
progress
at
me
Torbrit
silver
mine
at
Alice
Arm,
according
to
statements
from
H
D.
Forman
the
general
manager.
herp
the
Stft.
as
main.
-i-
He
had
boasted
hw
loh
manager
,!.
could
live
a
Z
"
,
..
.
aii
on
a
worth
'
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Wilt,
.
.
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t
1
a
furm,.r.
e
than
$2G,)0,
s,1n
in
his
clothe
....
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'"Bu
enough
to
KUir
year
round.
Lll,
West
African
Molloli
Galajo,
smaii
montcey-iike
animal.
SUNBRIDGE
PARK,
Eng.,
0,
A
robin
built
a
nest
In
a
gate
letterbox
here.
LONDON,
Stamps
auctioned
in
London
recently
realized
$732
for
a
Tuscany
issue
of
1861,
with
the
upper
half
fainter
than
the
lower.
A
Swiss
stamp,
issued
in
1843
and
known
as
the
"Double
Genev.."
because
of
its
double
width,
brought
$840.
Native
Makes
:
Flood
Appeal
"Wherever
the
rivers
of
our
land
have
run
there
have
been
floods,"
said
Paul
Mason
of
Kin-colith,
in
addressing
native
people
today
in
support
of
flood
relief.
Terrible
floods
that
have
washed
homes
away,
have
driven
whole
families
in
thousands
from
their
land
in
farms
and
villages.
It
is
said
that
nearly
fifty
thousand
people
are
in
danger.
Of
this
number
many
hundreds
are
our
own
native
people.
"In
the
Fraser
Valley
man
Indian
reserves,
farms
and
villages
have
been
wiped
out
and
the
people
rushed
away
to
save
their
lives.
The
same
thing
has
happened
to
our
own
Skeena
River
and
in
a
small
way
on
the
Naas.
"We
Indians
believe
in
tha
brotherhood
of
man.
A
great
call
Steamship
Movements
For
Vancouver
Monday
ss.
Princess
Adelaide.
10
p.m.
Tuesday
bs.
Cardena,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
11:15
p.m.
Saturday
ss.
Catala,
9
a.m.
june
9
ss.
Princess
Norah,
p.m.
June
12
ss.
Princess
Louise,
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Cardena,
p.m.
Monday
ss.
Princess
Adelaide,
p.m.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
10
a.m.
Saturday
ss.
Catala,
a.m.
June
4
ss.
Princess
Norah,
a.m.
June
7
ss.
Princess
Louise,
am.
For
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Port
Simpson
Sunday
ss.
Cardena,
mld-light.
From
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Fort
Simpson
Assays
showed
that
for
one
hole
noon.
Francois
Lake
won.
Sev-silver
averaging
21
ounces
was
erai
jans
went
with
the
team
found
oVer
a
core
length
of
150
from
Francois
and
they
enjoyed
feet,
with
the
last
five
feet
run-
,
a
friendly
gathering
with
the
ning
24
ounces.
The
other
75
wistaria
folk
at
the
ball
grounds.
foot
hole
revealed
the
ore
zone
I
has
a
flat
rake
to
the
west,
one
David
Gatacre
was
taken
to
section
averaging
15
ounces
and
the
hospital
for
attention
on
another
IOV2
ounces.
.Thursday
evening
where
he
was
for
a
broken
collar
bon.
iuuay
AT
7
PM.
AND
9
24
SATURDAY
2
P.M.,
4:25,
6:50.
DONT
MISS
THIS
OUTSTANDING
P!(
Clarence
Snyder's
power
out
fits
are
plowing,
working
down
and
seeding
tor
H.
Taylor
on
the
corner
farm.
The
finished
field
looks
t0
be
in
perfect
condition
for
growing
a
good
crop
0f
grain.
Francois
Lake
baseball
team
went
to
Wistaria
on
Sunday
where
they
played
in
the
after-
He
had
been
climbing
on
a
roof
and
fell.
With
a
week
of
hot,
dry
weath
er,
vegetation
has
grown
at
an
almost
unbelievable
rate.
Roads
,
are
dry
but
heavy
loads
are
not
yet
allowed.
BRITAIN
SHOWS
fUf
I
IMflFQIF
VI
V
hlllWbltlli
Latest
Creations
Sent
to
Toronto
Designed
for
Every
Figure
and
Taste
LONDON,
W
Underwear
and
nightie
of
both
"new
look"
and
"old
look"
length
have
been
sent
by
British
designers
to
Toronto's
International
Trade
alr-
Snug
flanellette
night
dresses
by
Dagnalls
of
Manchester
re
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SPENCER
KATHAP1;;
86D$!
!
TNGtU
AD0LPHC
(
V
IANSBURY
MENJGL'
has
gone
out
to
help
our
brother
men,-
a
call
lor
one
million
dollars
to
provide
food
and
clothing,
blankets
and
fuel
for
those
who
no
longer
have
a
home.
When
the
floods
came
the
waters
did
not
care
who
got
hurt",
white
or
Indian
,it
made
no
difference.
So
we
ask
you
to
help
all
who
suffer
at
this
time
by
giving
all
you
can
to
the
British
Columbia
Flood
Relief
Fund.
"It
is
suggested
that
In
every
village
and
cannery
and
In
every
camp
the
head
men
call
all
the
people
to
write
their
names
on
a
paper
and
by
each
name
nut.
the
mnnpv
von
can
give
in
cash.
The
head
men
will
send
the
lists
and
the
money
into
the
Indian
office
and
Mr.
Anfield
will
see
that
It
is
sent
at
once
and
turned
into
food
and
clothing
for
those
who
suffer
now.
Th.;
call
is
urgent.
The
help
is
needed
right
away.
Later
on
the
government
will
take
over
and
try
to
rebuild
what
has
been
destroyed.
So
do
it
now
today
we
call
all
chiefs
and
head
me.i
to
lead
the
way.
Get
your
lists
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Princess
Louise
arrived
in
port
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
from
the
south
with
a
full
load
of
215
passengers
of
whom
132
were
round
-
trip
tourists.
There
were
no
passengers
for
Prince
Rupert.
The
vessels,
under
command
of
Capt.
P.
L.
Leslie,
sailed
at
12:30
for
Juneau
and
Skagway.
School
Concert
At
Burns
Lake
BURNS
LAKE
A
concert
by
the
students
of
Burns
Lake
elementary
and
high
Schools
in
aid
of
the
Red
Cross
brought
a
re-
cord
crowd
to
Ule
commodious
community
hali,
the
standing
room
only
sign
being
hung
out
before
the
raise
of
the
first
curtain.
Students
Evelyn
Eckland,
Anne
Hennessy
and
Wanda
Rob
inson
turned
out
attractive
programs.
Encore
after
encore
encouraged
the
performers,
whose
renderings
had
almost
a
professional
touch.
All
teachers
had
taken
a
keen
interest
and
ushers
insisited
in
maintaing
perfect
order.
A
delighted
audience
vocifer-
lously
voiced
its
appreciation.
The
"Ballet
of
the
Rainbow"
lwas
"Peuaiiy
well
received,
me
program:
Group
of
Songs,
Primary
classes.
Piano
solo,
Robert
Zielke.
"Kitchen
Rhythm,"
Primary
classes.
Recitation,
Maureen
Robinson.
I
Piano
Accordion
solo,
Helge
'Larsen.
I
Choir,
"Canadian
Boat
Song,"
Division
Twc.
Choral
Recitation,
"Abou
Ben
Sweet
Af
ton,"
"Four
Limer
icks,
choir.
"Ballet
of
the
Rainbow,"
David
Olson,
Wayne
Hanson,
Pat
Cor
coran,
Clarence
Johnson.
.Duet,
Alice
Olson
and
Bernice
Halverson.
Mouth
organ
solo,
Victor
Wil-ejto.
Play,
"High
School
Daze,"
Anne
Hennesy,
Evelyn
Ecklund,
Victor
Wilejto,
Louis
Snyder,
Ray
Hennesy,
Bernice
Halverson
and
Yvonne
Roumieu.
The
final
curtain
went
down
in
a
roar
of
applause.
MANCHESTER,
Eng.,
P
A
wife
would
rather
have
a
husband
who
was
occasionally
cruel
;
but
loved
her,
than
one
who
ig
nored
her,
said
Judge
F.
R.
Batt
i
in
Divorce
Court.
iminiscent
of
the
nursery
are
'cold-night
favorites.
For
the
trousseau
is
Petalena's
knitted
5'ninon
and
ecrue
lace
with
low
back
and
full,
frilled
skirt.
A
matching
bed-jacket
has
full
cape
back,
belted
front,
three-"
quarter
sleeves
and
a
Peter
Pan
collar.
Sweetly
Victorian
is
a
bishop-Si
sleeved
nlgntie
of
white
geor-
Tuesdav
ss
Cardena,
a.m.
From
Ocean
Falls
Monday
ss.
Princess
Adelaide
p.m.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
10
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Catala,
p
m.
For
Ocean
Falls
Monday
ss.
Princess
Adelaide,
10
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
1:15
p.m.
From
Alaska
'
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert.
8
p.m.
June
9
ss.
Princess
Norah
pjn.
Keep
your
car
running
Sweet-
You'll
be
sure
of
a
sweet-running
motor
if
you
bring
your
tar
to
our
experts.
Whether
you
need
minor
adjustments
or
major
repairs,
you'll
find
our
rates
are
reasonable.
We
abide
by
cost
estimates
and
have
your
car
ready
when
promised.
T
lit
I
but
potnti
to
tm'tuns
.
.
.
vfii
Hudion
Proitctttri
Strtu.
-v
Superior
Auto
CLEETHORPES,
Eng.,
J
John
Penlstan,
solicitor,
plans
to
tour
England"
and
Scothf
id
from
Land's
End
to
John
O'Groats
on
a
his
14-year
old
horse
Billy.
LONDON,
Three
letters
written
by
novelist
Jane
Austen
to
her
sister
Cassandra
brought
$1,340.
LITTLE
HORWOOD,
Eng.,
0)
The
Bishop
of
Buckingham
held
the
first
confirmation
ser
vice
here
in
700
years.
LONDON,
O)
For
the
first
time
British
crops
will
be
sprayed
from
helicopters
on
a
commercial
scale
this
season.
NEWPORT,
Isle
of
Wight,
0i
Miss
Louisa
Way,
the
island's
oldest
inhabitant,
celebrated
her
102nd
birthday.
LONDON,
Farmers
will
use
toilet,
household
and
substitute
soaps
when
preparing
pigs
for
show
and
sales.
The
Food
Ministry
has
refused
allocation
of
soft
soap.
NORTHAMPTON,
Eng.,
0;
Of
the
270
church
schools
in
Northamptonshire,
170
will
be
closed
because
it
would
cost
$2,000,000
to
bring
them
up
to
the
requirements
of
the
education
act.
LONDON,
a
A
10-foot
Indian
python
began
to
hatch
her
18
eggs
at
London
Zci
recently
after
sitting
on
them
for
two
months.
Indian'
ypthons
were
hatched
last
there
in
1938.
We
are
pleased
to
announce
that
we
have
now
obtained
the
services
of
a
very
competent
body
man,
namely
Mr.
Charles
Ilcooner
who
will
be
only
too
glad
to
five
you
a
free
estimate
on
that
body
or
fender
job.
Mr.
Ileppner
also
specialize
in
upholstery
work.
&
Body
Service
By
Chic
Young
Oi
T-t
irr
(
MAN
SA!D
EVAPORATION
i4Jjt.yiuui;ini,i;,
'
started
at
once
and
give
all
you'Adam
b
h
,
;
I'
1
ELECTIUGtL
FIXTURES
APPLIANCES
CLEANERS
SERVICE
-
WRITE:
SEE
PHONE
can
for
your
brother
man.
Thank
you."
SAFE
SKATING
The
ice
of
Antarctica
is
estimated
to
be
more
than
2.000
feet,
thick
except
in
"ice
basins"
where
some
authorities
say
if
extends
downwards
for
several
miles.
1922
SAW
HOTTEST
DAY
The
world's
highest
recorded
I
temperature
was
136
degrees
Fahrenheit,
at
Azizia,
Libya,
in
1922.
DEFECT
OF
VISION
Everyone
has
a
"blind
spot"
a
position
slightly
to
one
side
of
the
upper
part
of
the
nose
caused
by
the
joining
of
the
op-
tic
nerve
to
the
ball
of
the
eye.
I
ONDIF
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECT
AVKNTfc
WEST
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
j
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
make
baking
I
powder?
...
A.
Mix
12
ounces
of
pure
cream
of
tartar,
6
ounces
of
cornstarch,"
and
6
ounces
of
baking
soda.
Sift
each
ingredl-
,
ent
about
12
times
Deiore
mixing-Make
it
on
a
bright,
dry
ria
v
Q.
How
can
I
make
a
good
hair
tonic?
,
A.
Buy
one
ounce
of
the
best
castor
oil,
two
ounces
of
French
Brandy,
and
two
ounce
of
bay
rum.
Mix
thoroughly
and
rub
well
into
the
scalp.
Q.
How
can
I
preserve
leather
auto
cushions
that
are
often
subjected
to
rain?
A.
By
rubbing
linseed
oil
into
fhpm
thnmnohiv
and
freouent-
i
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i
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I
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The
Best
In
!
Boys'
Clothes
J
Whether
it's
for
graduation
B
days
or
everyday
wear,
'
whether
it's
for
seventeen
year
old
or
five
year
old
HEADQUARTERS
FOB
a
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WEAR
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BOYS
STORE
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&
Cowgill
Photographer
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging
Box
645
216
4th
St.
The
Popular
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sails
For
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
PJV1.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
"
For
information
call
or
write
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Qtfleu
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B-C.
SAVOY
HOTEL
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An
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J
gette
and
coffee
lace
with
shirt
collar
and
buttoned
front.
The
black
georgette
with'
midriff
and
shoulder
and
frilled
neckline
has
I
lovers'
knots
embroidered
on
I
the
bodice
and
a
wide
dirndl
skirt.
A
pink
quilted
dressing
gown
with
tie
front
and
train
back
has
its
deep
roll
collar,
cuffs
and
pockets
frilled
by
wide
beige
lace.
A
screen-printed
rayon
taffeta
housecoat
with
square
neck
and
stitched
velvet
collar
has
a
tiny
waist
and
corded
hip
effect
on
a
full
skirt.
WIDE
VARIETY
I
There
are
mnay
negligees
of
georgette,
chiffon
and
satin
de-
signed
for
nearly
every
figure
and
taste.
Housecoats
and
dress-
ing
gowns
are
mostly
of
taffeta,
quilting
and
wool.
I
"New
look"
petticoats
from
several
fashion
houses
come
in
taffeta,
grosgrains
and
cotton.
The
taffetas
and
grosgrains
have
1
deep
self
frills
while
cotton
and
softer
silks
feature
frills
of
bro-
derie
anglaise.
I
The
softer
petticoats
not
made
to
be
seen
under
the
dresses
are
,
of
knitted
ninon,
nylons
and
silks.
These
generally
have
wide
elastic
waistbands
and
frilled
or
beribboned
camisole
tops.
Gallagher
shows
many
examples
of
Sea
Island
cotton
in
nighties
and
housecoats.
The
material
washes
and
irons
often
and
e
asily.
He
also
shows
many
examples
of
pure
silk
and
chif
fon
undies
with
hand-drawn
threadwork
and
Irish
hand
embroidery.
There
are
briefs
and
panties
of
hard-wearing
milanese,
wide
or
elastic-legged
and
finished
with
lace
elastic.
TESTED
This
scientific
instrument
tells
us
what's
wrong
when
you
bring
your
watch
in,
and
it
tells
you
it's
right
when
you
take
it
away
Faster,
more
economical
repairs,
with
printed
prooi
544
of
accuracy.
m
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