Prince
Rupert
Daify
News
Monday,
August
28,
1950
).
Ditto
Mrs.
a
i.
vr..
"
Announcements
children
returns
fu.
..Mr
William
Malclom.
wife
of
T
i
down
and
enjoy
the
added
com-
them
the
Coqultlam
Saturday
ntaht
manAger
01
Butedale
can-
from
a
holiday
visit
In
Van..
vancou-
n
l
y'
nd
faml'y
are
sallln
from
vcr.
there
on
the
Ooquitlam
this
southbound
voyage
for
Vancou-
We
have
a
special
value
ver-ladies'
wrist
watch,
15-jewclled
gold-filled,
made
at
the
A
general
organizational
fnr
r
.
.-t
.
.
.
f
ictorv
J
m
Pnt
Inn
f
i
.
.
...
.
.
sulated
home
by
installing
n(
an
m
UgLAS
Roll
blankets.
vui
owie
ana
iuiiy
euaran-
L
.
V
.
5
lv'
"
ieaKues
win
De
teed
by
us.
Priced
moderately
d
,n
the
BWng
Alleys
at
8
j
V
at
$25.
-Bulger's.
Way,
Sept.
1.
If
you
are
EGLAS
can
easily
be
installed
in
your
evening,
and
costs
only
$6
per
in
0n
westea
m
league
bowling,
vria.
r.
o.
Mias
D.
Stephen
was
a
pas-'
Please
attend.
(205)
seneer
aboard
th
.
Trades
and
Labor
Council
Labor
Day
sports,
September
4.
Dance
at
Civic
Centre.
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
4
and
5.
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
18.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
Oct.
26.
Sonja
Bazaar,
October
27.
Moose
Bazaar,
Nov.
2
and
3.
Legion
Auxiliary
fall
Bazaar
November
8.
Presbyterian
FaU
Sale
Nov.
16.
TOD.E.
lall
oazaar
Noember
square
teei.
Saturday
night
going
north
from
'
.
Mrs-
L
Behensen
and
flaugh-
EGLAS,
complete
with
vapour
barrier,
,
.
i
r-nnn
inictc
incr
roll
"
u,tr
w
.Stewart
where
she
were
Passengers
aboard
the
will
take
Mp
'school
teaching
6
foqu,tlam
Saturday
night
re-dutles-
,
turning
to
their
home
In
Stew-
Mrs.
T.
chnff
...!"Laf.teravacatlontr'Pt'Van.
It
to
tii
Deit..'
i
vviL.'a
j.-.-,
-
u
ouii5,
wuvcr
t.
EGLAS
can
also
be
installed
by
your
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Vancouver
Island,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Coqultlam
Saturday
'
evening.
23.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
Allan
of
Cranford,
New
York,
'sailed
by
the
Coqultlam
last
evening
after
spending
a
few
days
here,"
Mr.
AL
CONTRACTOR,
on
a
time
payment
'
BACK'S:
20rt
down
and
M
months
to
pay
the
A.
M.
Hurst,
nrinninoi
r
l
yraniord
having
been
in
the
L.O.B.A.
Bazaar
Dec.
1.
RCA
VICTOR'S
ince.
.
And
I
leave
my
entire
estate
to
my
nephew
Wilbur
who
is
closer
to
me
than
anyone
else!"
INQUIRE
TODAY
AT
Memorial
Hlch
School
nri
vr
'
SUy
m
connection
with
his
HurStretu3ffScny
auhe
fhVI
PrSnnel
manager
tor
end
of
theeek
by
7afSAh4rJfn
Corporation
of
spending
the
summer
vacation1'
theVsaonuthUVer
eISWhCre
lnl
M
c
Lndstrum
was
a
pas-
Isenger
aboard
the
Coqultlam
wiiiio
Saturday
evenlnir
returning
to
W
Anniversary
l
Sister
Mary
Lawrence
of
the
S
..Mil..-
erl
&
McCaffery
Limited
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph
Academy
here
returned
to
the
ritv
on
the
s
sm.
sm.
.
MH.
'
lll
'i'
For
over
one
hundred.
Passes
In
Plymouth
Ithe
city
Saturday
Xr
a
tr
to
Vancou-
n
ght
!
three
weeks'
molr
t
'It
.8eattle.
.nd.
'ere
in
Coqultlam
Saturday
night
from
,
Vancouver.
Special
P.O.
BOX
160
1:6-117-58
m
nim
as
far
south
am
tm
.
i
.
""Ul"u
IC
Juna.
Mexico,
h.
turned
to
city
recently
from
'Country.
;
Will
I
f
r
TrutlrM
Loe
nmA
mi
Old
fripnrU
Ir.
V
thousand
miles
during
.
vwu
10
her
natlve
Sweden.
years
Dock's
Shoes
hqve
.'
i
learn
'earn
w
with
th
regret
revZ
Z
of
tuL
the
death
y,'
old
Mr-
(nnntrv
came
nPin!1
out
from
n
the
,
VliJJ.
!K.
E.
Mortimer
hart
ih...
Mr
..J
m
'
Jed
him.
as
far
a,
Vancouver:
r
-
nd
son
'
D.Ti
'
no
h
ve
en
EnS
W,
n"
old
HM
ci'
Rainbow,
vlng
taring
home
by
boat.
on
a
month's
ationVe
lrt
wldo
theNa-
i
1
!
6
;
j:
aoum,
returned
to
the
city
last
Locke
and
a
pioneer
resident
I
,
.C
night.
They
travelled
as
far
aslof
Prince
Ruoert.
Mr
Z
m
,
i
by.
in
th.e
hery
u
patrol,
coming
m
Every
Day
Coulee
Dam,
also
vtsltlne
in
Vancouver
and
Virtorin
Ac
onstconS
Avpnl
i
Vk
h
T
sta"
for
a
time-
r
he
and
Twentv
vp.;
te
y
Mrs-
Locke
reslded
at
Luy
some
twenty
years
ago
-
to
re-
and
wnere
tnev
were
m
-haree
.umeence
OM
S
the
lighthouse!
i'
"'
!'
1.
been
famous
for
"fine'
leather,
style
and
Craft-;
manship.
This
y
e
a
r.
Dock's
offer
a
selection
of
over
fifty
styles,'
which
we
believe
to.
be
the
finest
Shoes
tliey
have
ever
made,
i
ki'
1950
Carnival
Comes
to
End
Charles
Cocks
and
George
Phlllipson
Winners
Financial
Outcome?
The
zero
hour
is
approaching.
Tension
in
the
crowded
hall
mOUntS.
All
ticket
ctlih.
aro
In
companying
them
home
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Krikevsky,
parents
of
Mrs.
Rorle,
.
who
now
make
their
home
in
Vancouver.
j
Postmaftor
npd
Mrs.
Ram
Klrkaldy
of
Terrace
returned
by
car
to
the
interior
today
after
a
brief
visit
to
the
city.
They
arrived
yesterday
afternoon-
accompanied
by
their
daughter.
Mrs.
James
Arseneault,
who
had
Sfnoe
Salle
ONLY
been
visiting
with
them
at
Tcr
r
HILDREN'S
CREPE
SOLE
the
big
cage.
Over
It
turns
andfface-
n
tne
wav
tney
na,t
tickets
go
tumbling
in
all
direc-
gel
out
ana
CJear
lne
roaa
01
lions.
At
lone
last
it
tnn
a
trees
which
had
fallen
in
Satur-
'
Agents
'
i.
.
'
!
'
!
1
slendcr
hand
reaches
in
and
day'
'orm.
Heavy
rains
have
Greatest
Value
in
RCA
Victor's
History
Hay
all
records
perfectly,
automatically
with
unmatched
SANDALS
also
caused
deep
potholes
in
the
seruieb
road.
witnaraws
one
ticket.
No
one
breathes.
At
long
last
a
voice
booms
over
the
PA
system.
Yes,
folks,
it
was
the
drawing
Y-m
WILL
BE
OPEN
TO
SERVE
Modern
Etiquette
for
the
car
at
the
Civic
Centre
carnival
Saturday
night.
The)
hand
was
that
of
Princess
Joce
Tattersall,
runner-up
in
the
Queen
contest
and
winner
of
THE
BES1
EAKFAST
AT
6
EVERY
MORNING!!
(Specialize
in
Steaks
and
Chops
in
Red
O
White
9
Brown
9
Green
Sale
Price
O
When
ffnlnir
Vnrtpharlc
rlo
ing
with
a
girl,
and
a
groom
1st
nrPAPnt.
shnuM
a
man
n-CKlut.
ihihi
mm
of
operation.
Hot
Standard
Broadcast
radio
with
powerful
6-tub
performance.
Modern
Styling
In
lustrous
walnut
veneers.
Also
in
mahogany
or
blonde
at
slightly
higher
cost,
SEE
IT
TODAY
AT
Mcltae
Wie
Miss
North
la
BC:
contest
at
Terrace
earlier
in
the
year.
And
she
was
blindfolded.
in
i
SPECIAL
BUSINESSMEN'S
LUNCH
Service
girl
in
mounting
and
dismounting,
or
is
it
the
duty
of
the
groom?
.
A.
The
girl's
escort
performs
this
service.
Q.
.Should
one
"
correct
the
pronunciation
of
one's
name
if
someone
mispronounces
it?
"
A.
Yes,
but
it
must
be
done
in
a
friendly
manner,
never
re
65c
$1.95
vmi,
yvs,
me
winner
it
was
C.
R.
Cocks
with
luck
ticket
No.
2.305.
Mr.
Cocks,
who
lives
at
the
Inlander
Hotel,
g3ve
the
impression
Sunday
morning
he
would
not
keep
the
car.
He
will
take
the
$2000.
In
spite
of
wind
and
rain
PHONE
108
Bros.
(CLOSED
ON
SIXDAY)
i
sentfully.
.
,
people
started
gathering
at
the
Civic
Centre
early
in
the
ing
and
came
streaming
in
all
W
DROP
HNN
PRINCE
RUPERT'
PLUMBING
&'
HEATING
;
DUD
SCHUMAh
(O)d
Post
Office
Bldg.)"
Q.
Should
a
person
ask
permission
;
to
smoke
when
he
is
Classified
aas
bring
results.
Try
a
Daily
tvews
Classified
calling
at
a
friend's
home?
j
A.
Yes
It
.
would
show
good
i
YOUTHS'
and
BOYS'
SCAMPERS
$2.95
Sale
Price
Fashion
Footwear
.
manners,
and
smoke
is
still
dls
agreeable
to
some
people.
the
time
At
the
time
of
the
drawing
the
crowd
could
not
all
get
Into
or
near
the
auditorium
and
many
were
outside
straining
their
ears
for
first
word
of
the
fateful
drawing.
During
the
evening
the
Todd
and
Pluto
show
drew
a
good
audience
and
camine
tables
Try
a
Daliy
News
Classified.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
'
;
i
Nulfy
as
a
Fruit
Cake?
Certainly
Our
Fruit
Cakes
arc
Full
of
Delicious
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
h
216
-
4th
Street
Box
645
I
R.
E.
Mortimer
were
filled.
Bingo
had
a
good
I
play
as
did
the
wneels
of
lot
lune
and
skill
games.-.
.
i
i'lior.e
Green
389
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
Prince
I
Rupert
I
r
Nuts
and
Fruits.
!
Miss
Tattersall
also
drew
the'
ticket
for
the
rowboat
from,
the
'
wire
cage.
It
was
won
by
George
j
Phllippson,
1805
Graham
Aven-I
ue.
rne
boat
was
part
of
a
dls-!
if
DT
D
A
lrnu
i
t
r
,
Moving,
fck;ng,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
agenta
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd..
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
ItflU
fhones
b
and
P
IN
CHOOSING
A
.
DIAMOND
Let
our
years
of
experience
with
Precious
Stones
be
your
guide
ii
D
i
L
K
T
LIU.
play
In
the
industrial
booth.
Manager
Don
Forward
said
he
did
not
feel
the
carnival
had
been
as
succcsslul
as
in
other
yiars.
Among
corivributing
causes,
he
feels
the1
railway
strike
KAIEH
CO-OP
HARDWARE
i
J
it's
Linoleum
want
drop
in
and
:heck
our
stock
of
irH'vJi;j;i
t
B-iili
-f!i
GEORGE
COOK
JEWELLER
Box
1188
Phone
264
LUBRICATION
MR
VI
Kir.
Tur
1
SAFETY
and
the
stormji
weather
on
the
last
day
were
paramount.
In
former
years,
he
said,
street
sale
of
tickets
on,
the
car
had
been
very
heavy
on
the
day
of
the
drawing.
This
year
they
were
negligible.
He
has
a
full
week's
work
to
square
away
the
accounting
before
even
a
guess
can
be
given
as
to
the
financial
results.
However,
he
said
he
C.C.M.
BICYCLES
ond
CHILDREN'S
VEHICLES
Inlaids
-ykr
British
made
O
Congoleum
0
Hal!
Runner
six
and
nine
feet
wide
.Floor
Mats
Rcxoleum
Rugs
PHONE
WE
DELIVER
WRITE
H9
251
-
3rd
Avenue
"
Boxll27'
.I,--..
ana
U"N
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
!
FROM
nnt.
I
thought
the
carnival
did
make
P0RT
CLEMENT3
Safety
lubrication
.
means
REGULAR
lubrication!
!
Frequent
servicing
insures
you
against
burned
out
bearings
and
sudden
car
failure
far
from
a
repair
shoo.
We
suggest
you.
drive
up
today!
U"KATLA
Q'JEFN
CHARLOTTE
CITY
ALLIFORD
BAY
Midnight
Saturday
marked
the
end
of
a
long
wee
for
many
men
and
women
who
gave
freely
of
their
time
and
effort
to
make
the
show
go
over.
The
long
sleep
Sunday-
morning
was
sorely
needed.
1
v
And
now.
with
the
eala
week
SAVE
.
.
.
With
Electricity
I
UACUEDC
l
vwivioncinrn
i
ii
lju
.
f
,f)CE
Rupert
II.MJIILiAJ
"'"""J
ana
ounaay
.
FROM
TRince
Kl
TKUt
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Ford-Monarch
Dealers
The
Home
of
Friendly
Service
Trlnrr
Riwprl.
R.
r.
idown
to
the
really
big
game
oi
behind,
Prince
Rupert
settles
chance
whether
or
not
the
rail
and
steamship
strike
is
going
to
last
long
enough
to
make
the
winter
tougher
than
usual
Quality
Gas
&
Oil
PSvT!lURSDAYS
900
AM-
"
9.00
A.M.
.
G.E.
Washer
MS9
$139.50
RANbES
:
Moffat
Ranges
227.95!
Gurney
Ranges
.
.
...
236.30
RANGETTES
Automatic
Oven
.'.
S74i00"
Th;
choice
of
Canadians
for
over
SS
years.
Built
for
Strength
and
Durability.
See
them
now
at
1T1QN
RESERVATIONS
-
Atomic
Bombs
Not
Warranted
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Those
desirous
of
enlisting
or
le-enlisting
in
ROYAL
CANADIAN
AIR
FORCE
please
arrange
for
personal
interview
with
MR
E.
CLAUSEN.
J.
Clausen
&
Son
office,"
.
Waterfront,
Prince
Rupert''-'
,
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
TORONTO
Minister
of
Na-'
ti'innl
Defence
Brook
Claxton
Non-Automatic
.$67.00
f
K'llas
&
Christopher
Bldq.
a
reunhn
of
the
Women's
Roval
Canadian
Naval
Service,
said
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
CO.
Between
4
and
6
p.m.
Air
Freight
on
all
Flights
Phone
Green
975
P.O.
Box
543
j
r
there
werp
not
many
points
In'
.
Canada
which
could
be
regarded
Mcunae
tv
Phone
311
tf
fKINCJS
KUJ'KKT
MTKWAKT,
H.
TJ
PHONE
210
.
ru.
as
important
enough
to
warrant
.
.mm
an
atomic
Soir.b
attack.
Lii!
!