Prince
Rupert
Daily
New?
Muiuhiy.
November
27,
ltfliO
u
(!wg'
my-
3X
,
,.xV?r.
Slorm
Slops
U.N.
Session
Survivors
:!
Improving
i
SHIPS
ad
WATERFRONT
4,
-
lUil
'A
!!.
ft
I.
EDMONTON.
Improvement
in
the
conditions
of
all
survivors
of
last
week's
railway
ir
Consideration
of
Communist
China's
Charges
Deferred
LAKE
SUCCESS
United
Nations
security
council
session
was
cancelled
Saturday
became
of
a
storm
which
swept
the
city,
officials
urging
every
one
to
go
home
as
quickly
as
possible.
The
meeting
had
been
calied
at
the
request
of
Jacob
Malik,
mm
i
WALLACE'S
Now
on
Display
at
DEPT..
STORE
wreck
at
Canoe
River
west
of
:
Advent
of
Ice
conditions
In
the
0
tv-v
i
Jasper
Park
is
reported.
i
Skeena
River
has
brought
the
;
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Po-
j
government
snagboat
Essington
lice
are
still
searching
the
into
port
after
her
season's
ac-
T-
wre:kage
for
the
remains
of
five
tiviiifj
and
the
vessel
is
now;
Russian
delegate,
to
consider
mteslng
persons
four
soldieis'
being
used
in
connection
with
'
Communist
China
charges
of
Early
Winter
Hils
Terrace
Girl-
Softball
Dcnce
Enjoyed
J
TERRACE
The
Girls'
Softball
team
held
an
entertaining
party
at
the
I.O.O.F.
hall
on
Friday
evening
to
which
almost
150
guetts
had
received
invitations.
The
Boys'
Orchestra
played
for
Auxiliary
To
Buy
Incubator
TERRACE
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Hospital
Auxiliary
was
held
on
Thursday
evening
in
the
hospital
with
a
and
one
railroad
engineer.
j
the
installation
of
a
new
log
;
;
breakwater
at
the
fishermen
s
LIQUOR
FOR
(Heats
just
east
of
the
dry
dock
i
where
improvements
are
being
KIFW
KTCt'ut
PICVY
ilUKt
.carried
out
by
the
Department
A
quantity
of
liquor
intended
of
Public
Works.
Some
of
the
v
V,
'A
Vy.
liquor
,
Essington
s
crew
are
now
taking
lor
delivery
delivery
to
to
the
the
new
new
United
States
aggression
in
Korea
and
Formosa.
The"
Communist
Chinese
special
delegation
arrived
yesterday.
Queen
Wins
First
Race
KEMPTON
PARK
C
The
Queen
Friday
saw
her
silks
carried
successfully
for
the
first
time
when
her
five-year-oH
store
on
Second
Avenue
arrived
the
dancing
and
refreshments,
small
attendance,
due,
no
doubt,
including
turkey
sandwiches,
were
served
at
midnight.
There
were
three
spot
dance
prizes
and
vacation.
One
of
the
last
missions
of
the
Essington
was
the
picking
up
and
bringing
into
the
marine
station
at
Seal
Cove
for
winter
storing
of
lights
which
had
been
installed
recently
)n
the
lower
Skeena
River
for
the
benefit
of
the
new
log
towing
TERRACE
Thursday's
blizzard
had
a
crippling
effect
on
the
district.
Snowploughs
could
net
get
the
main
roads
cleared
of
snow
at
once
and
cars
were
snowed
in
all
over
the
district.
Even
in
the
centre
of
the
town,
some
cars
had
to
be
dug
out
of
the
snow
bank.
Almost
two
feet
of
snow
fell
in
two
days
and
there
are
drifts
several
feet
high.
Thursday's
blizzard
was
something
to
remembe:',
coming
so
early.
Usually
the
cold
and
snow
come
around
Christmas.
The
lowest
temperature
was
on
Thurs
in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
Announcement
has
already
been
made
that
the
premises
will
be
open
on
Friday,
December
1,
although
the
doors
had
not
been
put
in
place
up
to
this
noon.
It
will
still
be
some
time
before
the
stucco
to
apply
to
the
front
of
the
building
will
be
put
on.
TOUAY
TO
WIDNF.SDAY
7
I'.M.
-
9:10
uJLviUea
in
connection
ilh
the
,
"r1""
"a!,er
Mam
won
the
bringing
of
timber
to
the
ne
tlree"le
Wimbledon
Steeple-
40UI
.......
V
to
the
stormy
weather
and
the
poor
conditions
of
the
roads.
President,
Mrs.
D.
G.
Little,
was
in
the
chair.
Since
the
previous
meeting
the
cost
of
an
incubator
had
been
ascertained
and,
as
this
cost
was
felt
to
ti
within
the
means
of
the
Auxiliary,
it.
was
decided
to
!
purchase
one
through
the
Red
Cr?ss
for
the
local
hospital.
j
Christmas
cheer
for
the
pa-.
Ments
and
nurses
was
discuss-!
"d.
Donations
of
Cb
istmai
cookies,
cakes
and
candies
will
bo
welcomed.
I
chase
by
eight
lengths.
Duke
of
worioiK
s
Possible
was
semnrf
i
these
were
won
by
Dwayne
Ber-ger
and
Effie
Appledorne,
Lola
Regan
and
Cec
Baxter,
Peter
'
Parmenter
and
Pearl
Haugiand.
The
elimination
dance
prize
was
won
by
Eflie
Appledorne
and
Dwayne
Berger.
Tha
girls'
softball
team
has
been
very
active
this
year,
play-I
ing
several
games
with
other
!
teams
outside
of
town.
The
pre-,
sident
is
Mrs.
George
Grant
and
the
secretary,
Miss
Irene
Haug-i
.'and.
and
Printer's
Pie
third.
uel
Yciir
.
.
.
Devonshire
Duke
Is
Dead
jceilmose
mill
on
Watson
Island.
i
Eight
inches
of
ice
in
the
Skeena
j
River
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
ended
the
navigation
season,
barges
1
of
Columbia
Cellulose
being
frozen
in.
Of
recent
days,
the
Skeena
River
ice
has
been
breaking
up
owing
to
the
mild
leather
but
that
will
only
be
temporary.
day,
the
official
reading
being
5
below.
Woman
Is
Killed
'S
Xmas
Officer
Suspended
LONDON.
The
Duke
of
Devonshire,
son
of
a
former
Cnnara
nf
rnr,nA,
The
members
are
asked
to
knit
One
of
the
effects
of
the
cold
weather
is
that
people
do
more
j
i
;
telephoning,
especially
the
youngsters
who
have
been
kept
j
home
from
school,
with
the
re-
I
fult
that
there
has
been
a
cer-1
tain
amount
of
delay
in
central1
Cards
How!
fockies
for
the
children
!
patients,
yesterday
at
the
age
of
55.
His
,
VICTORIA
Constable
Robc.-t
Fred;
Coleman
was
suspended
follow
-Western
Producer,
Capt
ly
uc
OUppllea
oy
inelSOn.
the
Mirauis
of
Arlinpt.nn.
lit
n't
a
I
m
asked
not
to
use
the
telephone
Red
Cross.
!
succeeds
to
the
dukedom.
unnecessarily.
:
Glass
for
the
top
of
the
coffee
it
ing
a
traffic
fatality
at
the
week-end
when
the
car
he
was
driving
truck
and
killed
Mrs.
Caroline
Parkin.
68.
answering
calls.
X
j
Kohze,
arrived
in
port
late
Sat-'
urday
with
20.000
pounds
of
flat-Ifish
from
Hecate
Straits
waters
I
for
delivery
to
the
Atlin
Fisher-I
ies.
i
Two
events
were
cancelled
due
table
Durchaspd
hv
the
Aiiviiinm
CHR15TIV1A5
mi
The
new
quarters
which
will
j
t0
the
bad
weather
and
sickness.
for
the
nurses
lounge
has
been
Posi
Office
If
Congested
I
placed
on
the
table
and
the
new
building,
will
have
a
larger
switch
board
having
165
lines
drapes,
which
the
members
re
making,
should
be
ready
to
brighten
the
lonnge
for
The
Cub
"Father
and
Son"
banquet,
which
was
to
have
been
held
on
Friday,
was
postponed
to
next
Wednesday
evening.
Ths
Kin
Amateur
Concert,
which
shoul'd
have
been
held
last
Thursday
will
be
held
this
Thursday
instead.
TERRACE
The
loral
post
office
is
undergoing
a
change
again
in
an
endeavor
to
keep
up
with
!
the
ever
expanding
volume
of
'
business.
When
the
bulding
was
Capt,
John
Boden,
commodore
of
the
Union
Steamships
coastal
fleet,
is
leaving
the
steamer
Ca-mo;-un
at
the
conclusion
of
the
iHM.hr.i.n.i.-.i...
and
15
cords,
but,
such
is
the
increase
of
service
here,
that
it,
too,
will
have
times
of
severe
strain
and
the
public
are
being
.MTTIOX
su.t:
-
Timber
Salr
M-iV.
Thnre
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
10
am.
on
Tuesday.
January
a.lrd.
1961,
in
the
office
of
the
District
Forester,
Prin'T
Rupert.
BC
the
Licence
X
511155.
to
cut
8.074.000
f.b.m
of
sturiduiK
and
felled
Spruce.
Cedar.
Hemlock
and
Balsam
on
an
area
comprising
of
part
of
surveyed
timber
licence
BOlflp.
Exstew
Ktatinn
rtarwe
s
r:,nt
3rd
Street
STATIOM-KS
P'inct
Rupert
H
I
K
E
SITPIUJ
rrt.'N'rrus
first
built
JI
R
vuitt'e
Ior
Ulree
mon
around
1920
the
post
to
take
vacation
time
which
has
nfHre
office
nrm.nmrf
occupied
about
Qht
one-fourth
n.fn,,Hi,
Frincc
George
Edito.
Leaves
it4i,(t,J
been
a:cumulating
since
the
first
of
the
year
Capt.
J.
Hal-
of
the
lower
floor
space.
At
the
front,
next
door
to
it,
was
the
office
of
the
notary
public
and.
when
he
left
town,
the
late
crow
is
expected
to
take
over
1
Land
District.
-
I
Three
yeara
win
be
allowed
for
re
PRINCE
GEORGE.
Harry
Gregson,
who
has
been
editor
of
moval
of
timber.
Extra
comfort
end
less
work
H
command
of
the
Camosun
while!
Cap;,.
Boden
is
away.
Kecpin
up
I
Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
School
Teas
.
A:
Terrace
TERRACE
Tho
parents
of
the
children
in
Mrs.
Mcintosh's
room
and
Miss
Switzer's
room
were
the
the
Prince
George
Citizen
for
Charles
Gilbert
took
over
the
past
two
years,
is
leaving
office.
Later,
for
a
short
time.
her
nojn
arrival
time
the
Camn-
lne
uctlon
In
person
may
submit
neie,
naving
purcnased
the
West
Mrs.
A.
Kirkaldy
had
a
dress
sun
readied
p.-irt
yesterday
fromlf"1"
5"p;n!;d
"e
hour
of
xr
,
J
.cuction
and
treated
aa
one
bid
Vancouver,
Alert
Bay,
Sointula,!
Further
i
.
parucu.aru
particu.aru
:
:nav
,,
he
oi
oi.
you
with
a
Coleman
Oil
Heater
i
var.roiiver
m
ws.
C.
A.
Warner
shon
there
Kt.lll
Intpr
tho
nnt
saw
front
of
the
building.
The
late
Low
in
Cost
Efficient
in,
Nimu,
Belia
Belia
and
Butedale
and
sailed
at
11
p.m.
for
Port
Simp
-on.
Ki.icolith,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
to
rail
ioutn
at
12
noon.
Operation
talned
from
the
Deputy
Mmnter
of
Forests.
Victoria,
B.C..
or
the
District
Foreater.
Pr:nce
iiuptrt,
BC.
,
ill)
ACHING
BACK?
Why
suffer
with
backache
or
uainlul
joints?
Many
find
quick
relief
bv
takini
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-I.irer
Pilis.
This
proven
remedy
treats
two
conditions
at
once;
contains
special
remedial
ingredient
Snow
Closes
Mill
Al
Ecstall
River
,
Mrs.
Groig,
postmistress,
and
hr
r
family
had
their
quarters
bo-hind
the
post
office
and
the
,
second
storey
of
the
building.
In
the
succeeding
years,
however,
the
once
large,
comfortable
liv
1
a
f
io
now
at
VUil
through
the
new
school.
Nexli
Wednesday,
the
parents
of
the1
children
in
Miss
Semagrad's
Cass
and
Mrs.
Clifford's
class
will
ba
so
ente-tained.
This
will
te
a
weekly
procedure
until
all
the
classes
have
been
visited,
to
enable
all
the
parents
to
get
to
know
the
teachers
and
vice
versa
and
to
to
see
where
and
how
the
children
spend
their
time
during
Eighteen
inches
of
snow,
and
probably
mare
since
then,
brought
an
end
to
operations
at
CvU
(oil's
or
ixxn
aiuney
and
liver
diw,rder
whuh
often
caue
backache.
Dr.
Chase-
ing
room
nas
De-en
sacrificed
lor
more
postal
space
until
rmv
nothing
remains
of
it
and
tli"
nume
vou
can
i
Second
Union
steamer
of
the
day,
the
C'hiL-otin,
Capt.
Harry
i
M'.Loan,
returned
to
port
at
5:30
;"yesierday
afternoon
from
Mas-i
set
Intel
points
and
sailed
at
8
!
p
m.
lor'
Vancouver
via
Butedale,
'Nanvj
and
Westview.
Browns
Sawmill.
on
the
Eistail
River
near
Port
Essington
a
few
rDR.CHACcc!
w
depentl
ob.
s9
lower
floor
is
all
office.
The
next
-
-
-
"
days
ago.
Members
of
the
mill
step
should
be
a
complete
n-w
'
crew
have
arrived
in
the
city.
.
;
building.
nicn
ai
iooi
nours
f
Kicl!rii;i
Street..
Pl.rii.e
3U
I
m
serving-"
qJ
!
'
j
-ii
-a.
t-ia
-ts,
..
a.
'-t-.
Va-
r,5
0k
ANNETTE'S
Jm?
1
This
advertisement
is
not
published
of
disrlayexi
by
the.
Liquor
Control
Board
u
ov
the
Government
oi
British
Columbia
Store
Vide
Bargains
for
the
Thrifty
Shopper!!
K
A
The
-MA
til
SALE
For
Xinns
Uhl
y
ins,
i
1
in
It
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Ol'TOMETRlST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
ISIS
ml
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lomorroiv
9
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JSovcmlwv
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Special
COAT
Sale
LOUNGING
PAJAMAS
.
.
.
Regular
value
Io
$22.50.
FRE-XMAS
SQJO
"
SALE
tit
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Vii
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bis
!
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Gabardine,
Covert
Cloth,
Camei
Hair,
Mohair,
Velbur,
Baralhca,
Broadcloth,
Harris
Tweed
.
.
All
colors
and
sizes.
DiSCOUNT
OFF
REGULAR
PRICE.
tZ
0
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.
.
SHOP
EARLY
FOR
A
BETTER
SELECTION
Q
IIIGHT
GOV115
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Twcccis
Checks
Wooclwin,
icq.
valuo
and
Printed.
STATION
WAGON
COATS
!
!
Sizes
3
to
7
Green
Brown
Natural
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
It:ue
810
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
Worsted
and
to
$39.50.
9.95
Safin
Stripes,
Rayon
PRE-XMAS
SALE
BRASSIERES
All
colors
and
sizes.
Reqular
value
to
$6.95
PRE-XMAS
SALE
$2-95
Regular
value
$1
.95.
$1.00
White
only.
Sizes
32
io
33
I'Rt-XMAS
SALE
BLOUSES
.
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PAJAMAS...
GARTER
BELTS
nd
sis
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RoSC
0
DUicner
uoy
biyic,
--
Crepe,
Beaded
and
Metallic.
Short
and
long
sleeves.
Reg.
value
to
6.95
sAuXMAS
52.95
Regular
value
$1.95.
PRE-XMAS
SALE
...
$1.00
Blue.
Reqular
value
bo.J-
PRE-XMAS
SALE
JACKETS
.
.
.
HOUSE
DRESSES
SLIPS
.i4.it
jr
,
,
,
d
1
.vm.
-;r-
n-r
White
an'
NYLON
HOSE
Every
pair
perfect.
Reg.
value
$1
.95
PRE-XMAS
9Q
SALF
-
All
wanted
sizes.
Reg.
PRE-XMAS
SALE
Satin,
Crepes,
Wools
and
Lace.
All
sizes
and
colors.
Reg.
value
Io
$5.95
-EXMAS
1-95
c,
o
I
p
r
s
and
value
$2.95.
$1.00
Lacc-trimmcd.
Tea
Re-;..
Blue
Sizes
32
to
42.
Reqular
value
$2.95.
PRE-XMAS
SALE
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