Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
August
15,
1950
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Visitor
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port
for
a
few
days
is
H.M.CS
Cedarwood,
Lieut.
Cdr.
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Dr.
R.
G.
Large
ana
Party
Had
Many
Experiences
on
Five
Weeks'
Outing
We
feature
a
complete
stock
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oceanographic
35
of
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
returned
to'survey
party
headed
by
Cdr.
port
Saturday
4
p.m.
with'
Robert
Waldie
of
the
Dominion
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
with
I
Biological
Station,
Nanalmo.
Also
his
power
cruiser
Yaloa
after
a
aboard
are
th
8ub.Lieuten-five
weeks
holiday
trip
as
far
,
,
.
.
under
training.
A.
Bajkov,
Theanta
down
the
coast
as
Victoria.
cruise
was
replete
with
many
in-1
D-
Laidman,
J.
Morrison,
ah
teresting
experiences
and
some
(students
at
the
University
of
HW-t
nr
,
titJI
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
minor
excitement.
UNION
MADE
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
British
Columbia.
Complete
ship's
company
number
30.
Arriving
in
port
Sunday
morning,
the
company
aboard
the
Cedarwood
Saturday
had
com-
Going
south,
Dr.
Large
had
as
his
companion
C.
H.
Orme.
They
,
went
out
by
way
of
the
West
I
Coast
of
Princess
Royal
Island
where
Dr.
Large
was
Interested
OVERALLS
and
WORK.
CLOTHES
DI.DDT
MCM'C
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DfWC
CTODP
in
investigating
the
remains
o
pleted
erection
of
three
beacons
an
old
Indian
village.
From
the
at
Skidegate.
Chief
duty
of
the
OrEN
FROM
3:30
P.M.
TO
3:30
A.M.
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dishes
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SUEY
CHOW
MElN
For
Outside
Orders
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growth
of
tiees
through
old
buildings,
the
doctor
is
convinced
that
it
must
have
been
deserted
for
over
100
years.
An
experience
on
the
southbound
trip
was
a
brush
with
gillnets
which
were
lying
thick
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
off
Egg
Island.
A
propeller
of
the
Yaloa
became
entangled
in
one
of
the
nets,
necessitating
a
call
at
Alert
Bay
to
clear
It
out.
I
LING
THE
TAILOR
OPPORTUNITY
KIIOCKS.i
FOR
A
BUILDER
OR
INVESTOR
survey,
however,
is
sampling
water
temperatures
and
content
at
different
depths
at
stations
along
the
route,
which
Includes
the
west
coast
of
British
Columbia,
Vancouver
Island
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Officers
are
all
R.C.N.
(R)
and
men
are
R.C.N.
The
thiee
Sub-Lieutenants
under
training
have
been
In
the
reserve
at
the
University
and
are
among
twelve
picked
for
active
training
during
the
summer.
Three
oceanographies
ar
working
with
Dr.
Waldie.
The
Cedarwood
claims
two
distinctions.
It
Is
the
only
Canadian
Navy
ship
to
cross
the
Arctic
Cltcle.
that
was
last
summer
under
Cdr.
Wolfenden,
and
the
only
Navy
ship
on
the
west
coast
with
sails.
The
sails
are
said
to'
steady
the
ship
In
bad
weather.
The
crew
reports
there
has
been
only
one
day
since
the
cruise
started
August
3
when
there
was
any
appreciable
sunshine
and
that
for
a
matter
of
three
or
four
hours.
They
expect
to
complete
the
survey
August
Exceptional
Offering
From
Vancouver,
Dr.
Large
headed
for
Victoria
and
saw
150
American
yachts,
mostly
from
Puget
Sound,
come
In
to
Royal
Victoria
Yacht
Club
at
Cad-boro
Bay
on
the
International
yacht
race
from
Seattle.
It
was
a
spectacular
sight
with
so
many
vessels
at
once
but
was
handled
with
splendidly
precise
R.C.A.F.
TOURISTS
Trying
a
more
primitive
means
of
transport
than
they
normally
employ
are
FO.
N.
E.
Bonn
of
Montreal,
left,
and
FO.
D.
H.
Kuhn
of
Dartmouth,
N.S.
This
R.C.A.F.
photo
was
taken
in
Tokyo
during
a
stop-over
by
the
big
North
Stars
of
the
426
Squ.idron
now
flying
the
Pacific
airlift
from
McChord
Field,
Tacoma,
Wash.,
to
Japan.
(CP
Photo)
LADIES'
AND
GENTS'
TAILORS
MADE
TO
MEASURE
SUITS
LATEST
STYLES
IN
COATS
HIGHEST
QUALITY
O
GUARANTEED
FIT
PRESSING
WHILE
YOU
WAIT
,
LING
THE
TAILOR
Box
286
220
-
6th
St.
Phone
649
Large
subdivision
in
Prince
Rupert's
better
rt
section.
All
services
available.
No
taxes
to
pay
Panoramic
harbor
view.
Area
comparable
to
38
city:
prising
nearly
3
acres.
Easy
walking
distance
to
set
pital,
downtown
shopping
centres,
waterfront,
and
'i
:
Seeking
Work'
Individual
lots
available
or
will
sell
entire
property
:s
needed
housing
development.
Priced
to
sell
be.
assessed
value
on
similar
property.
Terms
if
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Allan
Armstrong
for
full
particulars.
Phone
3i:J
For
Europeans
A
Canadian
immigration
team
is
making
a
survey
of
the
district
A
call
was
also
made
at
Salt
Spring
Island
to
visit
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergln's
big
farm
property.
(Dr.
Kergin
is
at
present
there
for
a
holiday.)
.
With
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade
and
Dr.
Neal
Carter
on
board,
the
Yaloa
left
Vancouver
last
Wednesday
for
the
homeward
trip.
A
minor
mishap
occurred
near
Kclsey
Bay
297
(eves.)
office
of
Armstrong
Agencies.
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31.
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Heading
North
on
Big-Game
.
'""
bilities
for
Europeans
wanting
to
Hunt
Prince
George
Fully
Booked
Johnson
Straits
when
the
GENTS'
WATCHES
15
Jewel
Waterproof
Shockproof
Complete
with
Expansion
Bracelet
come
to
this
country.
It
is
part
of
1
in
an
educational
tour
of
British
'
Yaloa
was
caught
in
a
tidal
cur-
Caller
at
the
Prince
Rupert1
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tiiiu
a.i
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ucauueau
Rowing
and
Yacht
Club
floats
i
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.
,
-and
sprung
a
plank.
Again
of
the
employment
tnc
vessel
pul
ln
at
Alert
Bay
Unemployment
Insur-'for
repairs:
Saturday
night
to
Sunday
aftr-lbranci
noon
was
the
Seattle
charter
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JEWELLER
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W0lki"S
tJic
Hague.
Holland.
;
Rivers
Inlet
and
the
big
fish
29.75
E.
Hannett
of
New
York
and
Mr;
are
C.
C.
Wallace
and
A.
A.
Box
1188
Hannett
and
two
sons
who
areEWen.
heading
for
Kodiak
Island
and
During
their
stay
here,
the
taken
by
the
party
was
a
43-pounder
which
took
one
hour
and,
20
minutes
to
land.
Officials
of
the
B.C.
Packers
were
there
at
the
same
time
and
party
will
examine
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
at
Port
Edward,
Nelson
Brothers
Fisheries
Ltd.,
other
big
game
hunting
areas
in
western
Alaska.
Both
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Hannett
are
trophy
hunters
of
some
repute
and
they
hope
GIVE
tHE
FOLKS
AT
HOME
A
TREAT!
'
were
hauling
them
in
right
and
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.,
and
ether
possible
em
I
to
obtain
some
good
specimens
;on
this
trip
including
a
Kodiak
!
bear.
Their
cruise
in
the
north
I
will
occupy
about
a
month.
'k
Come
in
today
and
take
home
a
delicious
CAKE,
PIE
or
JELLY
ROLL.
ployers.
They
leave
Wednesday
'
night
for
Prince
George.
1
On
their
return
to
Europe,
they
will
be
concerned
chiefly
with
trying
to
encourage
people
cap
left
one
being
as
large
as
63
pounds.
Fourth
member
of
the
party
on
arrival
was
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
who
flew
south
from
here
to
board
the
Yaloa
at
Alert
Bay.
Enlistment
At
I
C.N.R.
cruise
liner
Princ
Rupert
Bakery
Lfd.
able
of
establishing
themselves
here
in
coming
over
as
well
as
tfork
with
displaced
persons
camps.
Lamont,
Miss
P.
Skeelles,
R.
P.
Henderson,
Mrs.
A.
W.
Allaire.
;
George,
Capt.
Ernest
Caldwell,
will
be
in
port
this
evening
at
:
8
o'clock
southbound
from
Alaska
j
ports
and,
on
her
next
north-;
bound
sailing,
will
be
in
port
j
Sunday
morning.
Like
the
rest
;
of
her
trips
this
year,
the
Prince
;
George
is
reported
sold
out
for
i
next
voyage.
The
last
sailing
of
the
Prince
George
on
the
sum-I
mer
run
will
bring
her
here
Halfway
Mark
OTTAWA
!(Pi
The
special
Canadian
Army
force
to
fight
ag-
Avoia
w5
ooloik
fag"
j
gression
is
fifty
percent
up
to
A
satisfying
grand
flavoj
oticiig.ii,
ne
.rmy
repuxea
today.
Headquarters
announced
that
an
even
2.500
men
have
been
enlisted
for
the
brigade
group.
'In
Vancouver
there
have
been
136
acceptances).
Please
your
whole
family'-
August
31
northbound.
Then
sho
will
revert
for
the
fall
to
the
regular
service
between
Vancouver,
Powell
River,
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan
for
the
fall
in
place
of
Prince
Rupert.
Postum's
fine
vigorous
rich
fcj
flruin.itrM
an
A
fMlrlrpn
eniov
rI
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Kathleen,
Capt.
W.
C.
Hubenet,
arrived
here
Sunday
noon
southbound
from
her
Alaska
cruise.
She
had
been
kept
waiting
outside
the
harbor
three
hours
due
to
heavy
fog,
so
remained
here
less
than
an
hour.
Boarding
the
vessel
here
for
Vancouver
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lambert,
A.
J.'
S.
Craig,
Dr.
Koppe,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D
C.
Wing
and
two
children,
R.
J.
Peters,
E.
H.
Kimball
and
two
Drink
Postuml
Finish
your
day'i
work
feeling
fresh!
Drinlr
Poslurn
avoid
tea
and
coffee.
Tea
and
coffee
contain
caffein
a
drug
that
may
disturb
your
sleep,
nerves
or
digestion
and
leave
you
tired.
Postum
contains
no
caffein
cannot
possibly
harm
you.
at
every
hour
and
as
much
as
they
want.
r
CP.
g.s.
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
W.
C.
Hubenet,
was
In
port
Monday
morning
from
10
a.m.
to
12.30
noon
on
a
northbound
voyage
to
I
children.
SAVE
UP
TO
U
A
CUP
Think
of
it
I
-
a
switch
to
Postum
saves
you
up
to
60
of
your
beverage
costs.
-'
POST.
Last
days
Sanson's
China
Sale
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
are
positively
the
last
days
of
this
great
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
it
All
Sale
items
left
will
be
offered
at
Real
Give-Away
Prices.
it
Come
Early!
it
They
won't
last
long!
Manson's
China
Shop
Moving,
Packing,
Crating,
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
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
Park
Avenue
Est.
1910
Phones
SO
and
6ft
Alaska
Disembarking
here
were
D
.Michael,
H
Wyatt,
Vancouver;
the
brothers
Orr,
J.
S.
Wilson,
W.
Caron
and
L.
W.
Lefler,
Ocean
Falls.
Embarking
here
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Bapty
and
son,
George
Miller,
Skagway
and
"return.
Some
200
round
trip
Alaska
All
but
ten
of
her
passengers
being
members
of
an
Eastern
Farm
Tour
Bureau
Party
from
New
York
and
New
Jersey,
Union
Steamer
Chilcotin,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
arrived
in
port
at
10:15
Saturday
morning
from
Van-
Switch
to
today
.
BLONDIE
Lady
with
a
Winning
Way.
:
fjy
CHIC
i
tourists
inciuaed
a
party
of
55
1
couver
on
one
or
her
summer
people
from
Baltimore
headed
I
cruise
voyage
to
Alaska
She
!
by
Dr.
Keppner.
I
sailed
at
1
p.m.
for
Ketchikan
I
Mr.
and
Mrs
Archie
W.
Shiel
,and
other
points
as
far
north
of
Bellingham,
Washington,
who
as
Skagway
tnd
Glacier
Bay.
;
were
in
Prince
Rupert
recently
Ten
of
tne
Chiicotin's
pnss?ncer.s
enroute
north,
arc
looking
into
were
Canadians,
includnig
H..S.
salmon
pack
progress.
Mr.
Shiel
Hurlbert,
K.C..
nrom'nent
bar-is
chairman
of
the
executive
rlster
of
Vesreville,
Alberta,
and
committee
of
the
Pacific
Amfri-
Mrs-
Hurlburt.
303
W.
3rd
Green
960
jean
Fisheries.
There
are
can-I
neries
at
Petersburg
and
Kasaan
i
and
the
floating
cannery
Neva,
as
well
as
enterprises
elsewhere
I
in
Alaska.
The
Dominion
hydrographlc
survey
steamer
William
J.
Stewart,
Capt.
G.
Billard,
which
is
working
in
Browning
Entrance
,arrived
in
port
Saturday
night
and
left
early
Monday
morning
ro
continue
its
work.
The
Stewart
has
been
working
In
the
area
for
about-
three
weeks
and
will
be
here
about
until
the
end
of
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union
steamers
Camosu.n,
Cant.
William
MrCombe.
and
Coquitlam.
Cart.
John
Bnrtpn
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Way.
ELECTRICALLY!
289
SINGLE
BURNER
HOTPLATES
..
$3.45
285
TWO
BURNER
HOTPLATES
....
$9.25
RANGETTES,
Automatic
Oven
$74.00
G.E.
WASHER
MS9
$139.50
G.E.
WASHER
MS9P
,
$149.50
G.E.
IRONER,
Table
Model
$60.00
MOFFAT
RANGES
$277.95
GURNEY
RANGES
$236.30
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
CO.,
PRINCE
RUPERT
8TEWART,
B.
C.
PHONE
210
Sunday,
Coquitlam.
11
p.m.
!
tlfO
lli
KaXSLJlteS!
SiW
were
in
port
Sundav
evening
for
H
their
weekly
rendezvous
arriving
at
4
p.m.
On
its
wav
back
I
for
jvortii
queen
feT.v
Us3C
Iwwen
ws
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night
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Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
the
Camosun
picked
up
a
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SOUTH
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ber
of
passenpers
here
for
Vancouver
and
way
points.
Northbound
for
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm,
the
Coou.tlam
brought
Mrs.
Annette'
Mansell
and
two
granddaughters,
Misses
Windle
I
and
Stone.
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C.
White,
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Wallace
A.
E.
Fwen.
A.
Pelletier.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stewart,
Mr.
Gil-
mour,
R.
E.
Mortimer,
R
H.