r
Prince
Rupert
Daily
iNew
Friday,
September
15.
1950
A
.iiA--A.i
L-V.Z.
There
are
more
than
700
of
birds
in
Australia.
CFPR
September
15,
1925
CUBAN
FARMING
onlv
the
northern
part
cuba
is
suitable
for
farming.
"Captain
Morqan's
intomi
his
job
four
months
ahead
of
time.
"It
took
80
masons
to
cut
enough
stone
to
keep
me
going,"
he
said.
The
wall,
which
cost
$250,000
($775,000)
in
materials
alone,
will
serve
as
frontage
for
the
festival's
exhibition
and
concert
hall.
It
will
also
mark
another
phase
in
a
favorite
project
of
Herbert
Morrison,
deputy
Prime
Minister
to
clean
up
the
south
bank
of
the
Thames,
long
a
London
eyesore.
PUBLICIZE
HONEY
Australian
beekeepers
have
been
given
$30,000,000
to
publicise
their
honey
overseas.
,
700-Foot
Wall
)ne
Man's
Work
LONDON
ff
A
new
embank-lent,
built
on
the
south
bank
f
the
Thames
River
for
the
951
Festival
of
Britain,
can
ust
be
called
the
wall
that
Jack
ullt.
;;
Its
construction
was
almost
'holly
a
one-man
job.
Every
lece
of
granite
in
the
1,700-foot
tretch'
of
wall
from
Waterloo
Iridge
to
the
London
County
louncil
building
was
laid
by
a-ck
Datson,
a
Cornish
mason.
Datson
handled
more
than
,000
tons
of
granite
and
finished
DOW
M
"I
don't
want
to
hear
any
more
about
your
friendship
with
the
president
of
the
line."
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largest
selling
rum.
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equipped
with
3
ipd
jtar
and
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lighting
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bicycl
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fimom
English
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.
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if
you
on
writ
winning
essay
of
SSO
words.
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choice
of
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other
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and
Interlude
4:30
Sleepy
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Stories
4:45
Don
Messer
and
His
Islanders
5:00
Stars
and
Starters
5:00
Prelude
to
Dusk
5:45
Lyrical
Lady
5:55
CBC
News
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Henri
Rene
Orch.
6:30
Musical
Varieties
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Parlow
String
Quartet
8:00
Music
by
Eric
Wild
8:30
It's
Murder
9:00
Covtinental
Moods
9:30
Beat
the
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9:30
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News
U:10
CBC
News
10:15
Bill
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Sports
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10:30
Canadian
Chamber
of
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Convention
10:45
Canadian
Novelists
11:00
Weather
'
11:06
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olf
SATURDi
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1:00
Musical
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8:
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8:10-Hcre's
Bill
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8:15
Hits
and
Encores
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8;45
Little
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9:00
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and
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it:
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Saddle
Serenade
9:30
CBC
Stamp
Club
9:45
The
Answer
Man
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Bandstand
10:15
Minuet
10:30
"Melody
Time"
10:45
CBC
News
10:55
Weauiei
and
Interlude
11:00
Saturday
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11:30
Weather
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11
:31
Message
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II
:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
SATURDAY
P.M.
12:00
CBC
News
12:03
International
Tuna
Tournament
12:30
The
Cabot
Highway
,
1:00
Saturday
Serenade
3:00
This
Week
3:15
CBC
News
3:25
Rec.
Int.
3:30
Living
1950
"ATOMIC"
CLOCK
Indian's
new
standard
device
for
the
measurement
of
limo
is
a
so-called
"atomic"
clork,
which
operates
on
the
principle
of
cs-"
dilation
of
ammonia
molecules.
BALANCE
OF
NATURE
An
Australian
gardener
imported
prickly
pear
cactus
a
few
vears
aso
to
keep
out
rabbits;
today
the
weed
has
overrun
60,-000,OUO
acres
of
formerly
productive
land.
I
''
!r,r:
,n
'iiszrd&i1!
Thie
eaaay
content
ia
aponaored
by
the
Pulp
and
Paper
Inditalry
of
Hritiah
Columbia
to
remind
the
Younger
Viencration
of
the
increasing
importance
of
the
Induetry
and
the
major
role
it
playa
in
the
daily
Uvea
of
all
who
live
in
rhu
great
province.
This
advertisement
is
not
puuu.sm-h
i
aispiayeu
uy
the
L
control
Board,
or
by
the
Ouvermiiciv.
ot
liiitisi,
Cota;
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;
in
BRnan
CANADIAN
PULP
A
PAI'KR
ASS'IS.
(WESTERN
BRANCH)
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805
Dominion
Blilj.
.
Vmcmtn,
B.C.
Send
Coaleat
Information
and
Literature
lot
BUY
NOW
WHILE
PRICES
ARE
i
We
Can
Save
You
Many
N
am
Addrast'
.
p
I
u
Cloth.
Ret!
biW
Nw
ki
t
r
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Tuna
,
Fishing
Over
Fish
From
Ketchikan
Tuna
fishing
off
the
west
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
is
finished
for
another
year.
The
tnats
that
had
been
fishing
there
headed
out
yesterday
morning
for
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
Up
to
the
end
of
August
488.500
pounds
of
tuna
had
been
landed
in
the
district,
478,200
of
which
came
to
Prince
Rupert.
Good
fishing
for
the
first
ten
days
of
September
will
bring
total
catches
for
the
season
to
con
siderably
above
those
figures.
Motorship
Dagney,
Capt.
S.
R.
Wicks,
arrived
in
port
this
morning
with
5,800
cans
of
salmon
from
Ketchikan
for
storage
in
bond
and
transshipment
to
the
United
States.
Motorsliip
Sidney,
Captain
O.
llendrlr.kson,
was
in
port
yes'.rr-day
with
canned
salmon
and
frozen
fish
from
Ketchikan
for
transshipment
over
Canadian
National
lines
to
the
United
States.
Aboard
Union
cruise
ship
Chil-cotin,
In
port
Wednesday,
was
a
K
M
A.
Friendship
Tour
party
en
route
'to
Alaskan
ports.
Under
command
of
Capt.
H.
E.
McLean,
the
ship
docked
here
Wednesday
afternoon.
She
will
call
again
southbound
Monday
afternoon.
In
port
last
evening
was
C.N.
s.s.
Prince
George,
Capt.
William
Eccles.
enroute
from
Ketch-
eight
days
and
ov&r
MEN'S
PANTS
FOR
DRESS
OK
WOliK
jfrmvfi
woods'
Clearance
SALE!
Men's
Work
Pants.
Strong
tailored
I
rum
51
S5
loK
MEN'S
DKFSS
PANTS
WORSTEDS
AND
PLAIN
CsAIIARDlNES
Mrs.
Davidson
of
Ladysmith,
Grand
Chieftan
of
the
Pythian
Sisters
of
British
Columbia,
paid
.
an
official
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
Temple
No.
2
last
evening.
i
Resolutions
to
be
presented
to
,
the
convention
of
the
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities
in
Victoria'
next
week
were
considered
at
the
council
meeting
last
evening.
i
No
part
of
Northern
British
Columbia
showed
to
better
arl-
vantage
at
the
exhibition
in
this
city
last
week
than
what
Is
known
as
the
Lake
area,
one
of
!
the
country's
fairest
and
most
fertile
areas.
September
14,
1910
,
At
a
meeting
of
the
Civic
'
Centre
csrnlval
committee
In
the
city
hall
last
night
It
was
re-1
ported
that
the
total
revenue
1
from
the
carnival
was
$5,615.09.
Disbursements
were
$3,560,
leaving
a
surplus
of
$2,054.60.
I
An
iron'
lung,
presented
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
is
now
on
its
way
here
and
should
arrive
soon,
it
was
reported
by
the
Provincial
Board
of
Health
at
the
meeting
of
the
local
hospital
board
last
night.
Progress
in
promoting
the
sale
of
war
savings
stamps
and
ter-
tlflcates
was
reported
at
a
meet
lng
of
the
committee
on
this
matter
last
nlsvht.
The
Canadian
Legion
was
investing
the
limit
ot
m
f
d
s
'..
Mnpa
aPA
.,,,
7
"J
"
"
""
one
$4
certificate.
LATIN
AMERICA
DEATHS
Gastroenteritis
and
colitis
are
two
major
causes
of
death
li
South
America.
SATIN
-
GLO
Semi
Gloss
&
High
Gloss
In
many
beautiful
tints
for
interior
decorating.
QUICK
DR.ING
THOMPSON
HARDWARE.
CO.
LTD.
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Sec
our
Kodak
Camera
Line-up.
Flash
attachments
for
all
Cameras.
Kodacolor
and
Kndnphrome
Film.
Developlnir,
Printing
nnd
Enlarging.
S-?ti
-
3rd
Are.
V.
KNUINES
t
EQVIPMENT
W
tMk
pti'l
lt:is
for
Mile
(
iitninlns
iHewls.
Simplex
ihh
i:iiclnr
Flexible
illeel
rvhanst
ilplu.
Flexible
fuel
linen.
Trtilllne
Pole
rSwIsrls.
iii
lirl-t
Jii.
k
Htttl
Parte.
Ilrnsn
anil
Iron
Isttw
Kttllers.
I'lslnn
Klties.
IMlte
nnd
ripe
i-'lttltiRi.
Itabbltetl
Box
Hearlnn.
,
Jaty
Cliilrhex
and
,ini
Inn
Mgger-ItentlH.
Hteel
and
Hr
Hlniflliij.
Hulls,
Nuts,
MiKlsoinil
(
lip
Hel
rs'l.
Iliilllnit
Hide
Rollers
A
Hltrnves.
Aiitliitr
(tindv
MigeiliriiilK.
Hilt
Mild
Hteel.
urliiux
urtii
let
nt
iii
irinr
Itiitd-mtre
and
etulp;iient,
too
istitisei
-cu
tn
mention.
IJYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
Always
Prompt
and
CourteouF
We're
Here
to
Gervj
ViU
Commodore
Cafe
Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
"hone
17
for
Send
-Out
Order
I
Ave.
David
Chow.
Mgr.
Mnvlnr,
Parking.
Crating
Shipping
p.-vA
General
Cartajro
and
Storage
Tomplcn,
Reliable
and
Effi-lent
Bervice.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd
,
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
voiding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
BIG
SEIECTIOSS
Men's
Dress
anil
Semi-Dress
Pants.
l.;t
litllnjs.
Ms
uiul
mixtures
N
IrmatSU
Voung
Men's
Pants.
Made
by
the
best
tailors,
lanst
Now
f
i
o!ti
SIO.Ti
lo
11
I
CONTINUES
!
I
TILL
SATURDAY
HEW
GIVE
AWAY
PRICES
S
Don't
Miss
Your
Last
Chance!
MEN'S
TOP
COATS
(ia'iai
dines,
MrllivTi
and
Covert
Volcano
Erupts
In
Philippines
MANILA
?'
Fifty
one
persons
were
killed
by
an
eruption
or
Hibok
volcano
en
Camlgutn
Island,
rear
the
northern
cwt
of
Mindanao
In
the
Southern
Phil-
oppmes.
Twenty
seven
others
vere
badly
Injured
Three
vil-
lnges
are
reported
threatened
by
falling
ashes.
.
.
'
,
.
,,
I
ikan
t
.
Vancouver
Amone
those
pmbarkliiT
here
for
Vancouver
0nr
w.
O
MMInv
Mnlloy
S
H
Me-
Guire.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vinson.
Mrs.
MKerrirher,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Sommer,
Mrs.
Tubb
and
child,
Mrs.
W.
Woods
and
child,
Mr
and
Mrs.
H.
Minkler,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Dve
Mr.
and
Mis.
Jensen.
Mrs.
H.
Clark.
G.
Isakson,
E.
Ewald,
Allan
Dubeau.
Parker
Mills.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Peterson
and
children.
Miss
Rhlrlcv
Hav-hurst
Miss
A.
KnUt?on,
Mrs.
D.
Llewellyn.
Miss
I.
York,
Mr.
and
Mrs
D.
Maclnnes.
Mr.
and
Mrs
E.
H.
Pan
and
child.
Now
operating
on
a
ten-duy
fall
schedule,
CPU.
stexmer
Princess
Louise
arrived
in
port
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
two
hours
later
for
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
points.
The
vessel
is
due
back
here
next
Wednesday
afternoon
southbound.
BACKACHE?
'
When
nvty
wiildrn
mow-
brums
short.
I
h;irp
iwinKtu-
u'
linn-
lor
Dr.
Chase'a
Ki'lnt-y-l.ivcr
Pill.
Thousand"
find
quick
ri'lr.l
r
rt
.in
biii.k.i(in-.
iinlul
joints,
kidney
and
liver
disorders
bv
Liking
thtr
proven
renirdv.
Bv
combining
2
treat,
i
ments.
in
I
Dr.
Chase's
work
on
both
1
kidneys
and
liver
Jdr.chasesI
lor
tester
relief.
48
4.000
miles
long
it
on
parade
7
WatchforlheBIGGE5Y
PARADE
,
CiWh
..,a1WI
lit
-
s.i
?
M.
ft
"
M
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
remnan's,
btabfield's
and
oilier
t:i;ikc;.
A!lki'l
hMise
from.
Penman's
Winter
Weicht
Combinations
Scil
s'
Miiits
iird
D
awns,
Teninr.
.'i
(lj:rrl"
Heavy
weif.
lit
Comliiiiatinns
Soil
MEN'S
JACKETS
Pl.-iids.
a
n,l
ri-i.,
r-..!..ru
lli.r
n,l,.id
hi'r;
AM
WU'-
with
fur
colliii-3.
Real
coats
for
winter
...
l"ike-,h
i
w
'
'
I
I
dot
,
.
I
'
FOOTWEAR
Men's
Dress
Shoes
and
Oxfords
Men's
Work
Shot
s.
Solid
built
..
From
$6
-5
to
Frum
?UJ
$180
'i1
1
Men's
Rubber
Boots.
All
kinds
to
choo:.c
frum
BOYS'
CLOTKrS
Sept.
17
to
24
This
"parade"
will
take
place
in
cities
and
towns
of
all
ten
Provinces.
On
display
will
be
Canada's
Army.
These
are
some
.
of
the
men
who
stand
ready
to
defend
the
freedom
of
Canada
and
democratic
nations
everywhere
against
aggression.
Take
this
opportunity
to
meet
and
salute
Canada's
men
in
-the
Active
and
Reserve
Forces.
Visit
the
public,
exhibits
and
demonstrations
in
your
district.
You
will
he
proud
of
the
men
and
machines
that
make
up
Canada's
Army.
At
the
same
time
you
will
probably
realize
the
need
for
more
men,
more
equipment.
You
will
understand
why
Canada
is
now
doing
everything
possible
to
strengthen
our
Active
and
Reserve
Forces
why
we
are
asking
young
Canadians
from
coast-to-coast
to
visit
their
nearest
Recruiting
Depot
or
Armoury
at
once.
Army
.crilins
OMca,
lall.vua
Sid,.,
Jprm
Gord.n
Hood.
Halifax,
N.S.
N.
1
ririonnl
D.prt,
Wooditock
Hood,
fr.d.ridon,
N
.
Na.
t
Personnel
Depot,
Hut
41,
Cavaftcldt,
Qube,
P.O.
No.
4
Personnel
Oopot,
771
Sherbrooko
St.
W.,
Montreal,
P.Q.
loom
Ml,
"C"
luilding,
litaaf
St.,
Ottawa,
Onl.
No
S
Personnel
Depot,
Artillery
Park,
Bagot
St.,
Kintiton,
Onl.
No.
O
Personnel
Depot,
Charley
Park,
Douglas
Drive,
Toronto,
Ont.
a.
No.
7
Personnel
Depot,
Wolseley
tarrocks,
6liiob.lt!
Streot,
london.
Ont.
No.
I
Personnel
Depot,
Fort
Otberno
Barracks,
Winnipea,
Man.
Jackets
anl
Coats
at
Rral
Savmr,:-
Unyi'
Panti.
All
wool
-.
Roys'
Underwear.
Winter
wei(;lit
Doys'
Jackets.
All
wool
Kti..,.,
c..:i
m
i...
i
All
Wini!.
ohcli
.
.es
NuWlfmrl
From
and
Pair
"
'
5
to
l
"
F'l'din
Sizes
2
toO
foals
Mens'
Sox.
Biggest
assortment
for
tires
i
Men's
Shirts
a.vl
Spfjrt
Shirts
........
Men's
T-Shlrts.
Regular
$1.50
Children's
Soikecs
no.
t
rorsonnet
Depot,
National
Defence
tldg.,
Winnipeg
ligrilh
Ave.,
Begina,
Saik.
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