woe
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Tuesday,
November
14,
1950
Li
for
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
Tlr
T?
-
t
.
...
4
our
home.
day."
Plane
T,
"
?SJ'-
I
Mrs'
Annette
Maxell
silled
to-
unused
room
Howard
Pierce,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd
Rice,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eugene
Pierce,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Dienstadt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
McDonald,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Weo-
ster
Pierce
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Lloyd.
busi-
I
ver
aucuu-
oay
on
tnc
Cahiosun
for
ness
ss
trip
trip
to
to
Vancouver.
Vancouver.
,
or
attic
with
Ire
Proof
Wall
Canadian
Club
meeting
November
15,
8
p.m.,
Civic
Centre
....
lYim
mnn
T
Regular
meeting
of
Women
of
the
Moose,
Wednesday,
No-
10th
Wedding
Anniversary
When
friends
ana
relatives
gathered
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Percy
Pierce,
515
Fifth
Avenue
West,
to
help
them
celebrate
their
tenth
wedding
anniversary,
a
happy
Saturday
evening
was
spent.
Memories
of
ten
years
ago
were
recounted
and
then
the
company
settled
down
uKe.
-
(UO
vember
15
r
.
...
I
(266c)
4
wnutiv-omC'r0""
rep,e'
I
Crawford
Moore
sailed
Sunday
t,...,"
i.
.
nevolpnt
and
night
on
the
Chilr.nti
n
fnr
a
Kitci-
not
warp,
nb
uraer
of
Elks,
is
a
vis-
ness
trio
to
vflnrU:;
Tn
HISTORIC
STAMP
A
sixpenny
1860
Nnva
Scotia
stamped
.halved
and
used
as
a
threepenny,
has
been
sold
In
London
for
$111.
,ltor
in
the
city.
AllU
:
toria.
Af7
.
jration.
Regular
Moose
For
Sale
No.
1
Rulkii.v
vi
'
fOR
ALL
BUILDERS'
NEEDS,
PHONF
meet
Ing,
Tuesday,
ley
Potatoes.
Good
keepers.
Per
November
14
'
8pm
saclc.
$3.19.
Midway
Grocery
(265c.1Ph0ne
659-
-
260
116or117
HOW
10
IILIIVI
COUGHS...
ERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
I
Mrs.
G
E.
Montgomery
left
on
?b.75
-buys
a
case
of
Pacific
yesterday's
plane
for
Vancouver
milk
and
10c
buys
a
15-ounee
enroute
to
the
Mayo
Clinic
at
tin
of
choice
golden
corn
or
:i
Rochester.
Mi
FALSE
CROUP
to
playing
of
cribbage,
the
prize-winners
being
Mrs.
Harry
Lloyd,
Mrs.
Webster
Pierce,
Llovd
Rice
and
Harry
Lloyd.
I
Following
the
serving
of
delicious
refreshments,
Eugene
Pierce
showed
interesting
moving
pictures
and
the
evening
was
:
brought
to
a
close
with
com-
I
munity
singing
and
solos
by
Mrs.
Eugene
Pierce
and
Webster
,
Pierce.
A
Rub
warm
sil
int.
neck
and
cMit.
Mat-lag
nock.
Caver
with
tin
of
Nabob
pork
and
beans
at
sultation.
J
V
1
UMl
warm
flanntl.At
druo-
t'nH'
tor
t5
yen.
"r
J
bW
SUITS
oHEARDOWN'S
(Lf):
j
Next
Friday
and
Saturday
O
W.
Graham,
insp.-ctor
of
i
ulgers
are
having
their
nlnety-whools.
sailed
"ve
sale-
wtch
Thursday's
Sunday
night
OJ,
;
C.P.R.
Agent,!
Passes
Away
KAS
The
guests
were
Mr.
and
Mr3.
the
Chilcotin
for
a
trip'
to
Namu
!
auy
INews
Ior
Particulars.
o
6
years
(260c)
on
official
duties.
v.
Mrs.
Peter
Kwiatkowskl
has
arrived
from
Tlmmlns,
Ontario,
6vf
CCF
Public
Meeting,
8
pm,
Thursday,
Nov.
16.
Common
ow
Lounge.
CiviP
rvntro
10
Jln
ner
husband
who
is
body
welcome.
Diar-wUlnn
worklnS.at
Watso"-
Islard.
They
AT
You
will
be
delighted
with
this
fragrant
tea
'
Death
Comes
Suddenly
Tj
Harry
Davies
Expired
in
His
Apartment
,
Harry
Horace
Davies7aged
63
veteran
purser
of
Canadian
Pacific
steamers
on
British
Columbia
coastal
runs
and
lor
the
KK
SHOPPE
transferable
vote.
Speaker
Har-
"
resmmS
at
620
7tn
Ave-
E-
old
Winch,
ML.A.
'(207c)
j
J.
Fred
Ritchie
jr.,
who
cam;
nor.
.,
.
.
:north
Friday
to
attend
the
fun-
ZtlZ
"J'f11'
mdna"
ieral
of
his
mther,
the
late
Mrs
Eer
ger
of
of
Imperial
Oil
Co..
rptnmoH
'.t
kv
Tiith
u.j
.
:il)3
3rd
Ave.
W.
yaat
year
general
agent
for
th
company
at
Prince
Kupert,
died
ci(tv
at
the
end
of
the
week
Chilcotin
Sunday
"night
on
his
suddenly
of
a
heart
attack
in
his
I
lrom
a
triP
t0
Stewart
on
com-
return
to
Vancouver.
SURVIVING
V.C.
WINNER
Lt.-Gen
.
Sir
Richard
Turner
sole
surviving
member
of
a
trio
of
Canadians
who
simultaneously
won
the
Victoria
Cross
for
heroic
defensive
action
In
the
Boer
War
50
years
ago,
attended
an
Ottawa
ceremony
commemorating
the
action.
The
occasion
was
the
unveiling
of
a
plaque
in
honor
of
the
three
heroes.
In
this
Canadian
Army
photo.
Viscount
Alex-
tnne,r;fvoVern0,r"genera1'
iS
Seen
talking
10
the
neral
who
won
the
V.C.
as
a
lieutenant
of
29.
They
are
talking
across
the
muzzle
of
the
12-pounder
gun
which
ligured
in
the
action
(CP
PHOTO)
I'
apartment
here
early
Monday
evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Matt
Burn,
who
came
to
call
on
him
lound
his
boay
slumped
over
a
table
in
his
bachelor
suite.
It
was
not
long
after
he
had
expired
that
the
body
was
found.
He
had
suflered
from
high
blood
I
High
Gloss
1
I
Mrs.
John
P.
Good
and
family
4?.
Canadian
Legion
sailed
today
on
the
Camosun
for
Executive
meeting
to-
Vancouver
to-take
up
residence.
V.si
night,
8
o'clock.
Legion
Mr.
Good.
has
been
transferred
tHj
Club
Rooms.
Genera!
from
here
to
Vancouver
in
thi
meeting
Wednesday,
au-
service
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
ditorium,
8
o'clock.
(266c)
i
Lester
Franklin,
718
Lotbi-
Taxi
Owners'
Association
niere,
who
wrenched
his
,
left
meeting
Tuesday,
November
14,
knee
recently
while
working
at
7:30
p.m.,
at
555
Taxi
Stand.
;
Nelson
Bros,
cannery,
Port
Ed-Important
business.
(265c)
j
ward,
expects
to
be
back
at
work
autiful
tints
decorating.
DRYING
(
hoped
will
be
a
series
of
many
;
happy
parties
was
held
In
the
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
After
having
served
as
purser
Skikn
Are
Busy
Restless
cn
practically
all
of
the
company's
ships
on
the
coast
including
the
Alaska
route
and
on
trie
Arrow
Lakes
in
the
earlv
davs
MPSON
jmain
lodge
under
the
sponsor-
i
j
ship
of
the
entertainment
com-jmitte'!
of
"
h'ch.
Mis
Hilda
Pot-!
terton
is
chairman.
Square
dancing
and
games
made
the
bla
soon.
Huao
Kraupaer
returned
lo
the
LTD
n
co.
We
'
Specialize
in
As
a
result
of
intensive
activ-
i
Mr.
Davles
received
his
first
,
city
Sunday
eveninc
on
the
Chil
ity
of
the.
members
both
Satur-,
room
tne
scene
of
rollicking
day
and
Sunday,
one
of
the
galet,y
frm
earlv
evening
until
E
DISHES
'
shore
appointment
as
agent
atjcotin
after
making
the
round
Juneau
about
two
and
a
half
I
tr'P
to
the
Qu.een
Charlotte
Is-years
ago.
After
a
short
timeilands
on
business.
.
,
Prince
Rupert
Ski
Club's
most
;
EmU
members
of
the
F.
W.
Doubt,
Spokane,
Washington,
arrived
Monday
on
the
Princess
Louise
enroute
to
Terrace
to
visit
with
his
daughter
and
son-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Osborne.
Mr.
arc!
V'rs.
Peter
Milnrrs,
Sioux
Lookout,
Ontario,
are
visit-
kins,
(
rating
iid
General
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MESH
tueie
ne
was
transferred
la
Prince
Rupert.
Shortly
before
;
he
left
Juneau
his
wife
died.
Lnil
Storairs
Mintites
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
city
council
were
parsed
after
correction.
Aid.
Gtor?-;
Casey
said
an
item
dealing
with
...
iwjiiw
uk
ciecuun
ciuo
are
now
impatiently
wrax-of
a
ski
shed
at
the
start
of
the
ing
their
hickories
in
hopeful
slopes
was
completely
finished
anticipation
of
a
heavy
snowfall
at
the
week-end.
On
Saturday
soon
so
they
may
really
get
night
the
first
of
what
it
s
started
on
the
season's
sports
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
OPEN
FROM
7:30
P.M.
to
3:30
A.M.
4!f
and
Effi-A..-o
inputs
for
d
Air
Co.
Lie,.,
tyii-ne
and
all
the
request
to
the
Dominion
g
iv-
ing
for
a
few
weeks
with
their
son
ernment
to
lay
water
mains
to
1
Robert
Mclnnis
Mrs.
Robert
th.
Fairview
floats
.should
al.-o
Mclnnis
left
by
yesterday's
plane
have
Included
ths
floats
at
th.j
for
a
visit
in
Calgary.
Mr.
Davies,
who
was
born
in
Wales,
Is
survived
by
one
son,
Kenneth
Davies
cf
Victoria,
and
!
two
daughters,
Mrs.
R.
G.
Pyle
of
!
Nitro,
Quebec,
nd
M.-s.
I.
C.
i
Smith
of
Victoria.
He
was
a
mm-'ber
t;f
the
Anglican
Church,
a
I
Mason
and
Shtir.?r.
He
also
b-
They're
amazing
good
E
CARTAGE
I
.T.
T
"'"ir
fi'rl,"'(
Made
with
Amazing
New
Fast
DRY
Yeast!
dry
dock.
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain
said
the
letter
to
the
Department
of
Transport
had
asked
that
mains
be
laid
to
both
places
and
that
tn.e
error
was
in
the
minutes
only.
E
LIMITED
Park
Avrnuej
t
fiO
and
68
Electric
Blankets
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
"DUAL
J"A
Cft
CONTROL"
.....
Dtf
Healing
Pads
rSt
J
icnged
to
the
Prince
Ruperi
Chamber
of
Commerce.
The
remains
are
being
sent
to
Victoria,
where
deceased
mad
his
home
during
his
seafaring
days
and
where
'Interment
will
be
niatle.
JELLY
BUNS
1
day
on
the
Princess
Louise
to
i
join
her
husband,
who
is
employed
at
McRae
Brothers.
Mrs.
I
Chesher
had'
been
in
Edmonton,
!
Quesnel
and
Vancouver,
,
-!
i
,
9
Arriving
in
ten
days
A
load
of
famous
Smithers
toes,
cooking
quality
absolutely
guaranteed.
Price
$3.50
per
sack
from
car.
All
orders
must
be
In
by
Saturday.
November
25
SHEARDOWN'S.
(2751
Mrnsnre
into
-iniall
howl.
I
c.
Stca
mcr
AIR
PASSENGERS
lukewarm
water,
1
tsis.
granu-
GEORGE
:.s
FOR
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
9-50
Good
Credit
is
Important
latcd
sugar:
stir
until
tusnr
is
dissolved.
Sprinkle
with
2
envelopes
Klpischninnn's
Roval
Fast
Rising
Pry
Yeast.
Let
stnnri
10
min..
THKX
stir
well.
Cream
c,
shortening;
Bradualiy
blend
in
1
c,
granulated
sugar,
2
tsps.
salt,
1
ts.
grated
nutmeg.
Gradually
heat
in
2
w-ell-beateu
eggs.
Stir
in
Vi
tsn.
lemon
extract,
'j
c.
milk
-tii-h
'
,
If
w'4
COVER
12.00
12.00
WAFFLE
IRONS
COMBINATION
WAFFLE
IRONS
ond
SANDWICH
TOASTER
mediate
Ports
Thursdoy
has
been
scalded
ami
cooled
to
lukewarm,
and
yeast
mixture.
Stir
in
3
c.
Members
cf
Prince
Rupert
Credit
Bureau,
in
monthly
meeting
last
night,
?aw
a
graphic
depiction
cf
credit
granting
marh-
if""-'
t
"
"15
p.m.
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
CO.
'Tf
HI!?
A
KJ
!n.?ry
in
action
when
the
National
''vniiSAN
,netail
Credit
Assoiation's
fi.m
MIDNIGHT
"Credit,
the
Life
of
Business,"
.
To
Vancouver
(ts.lay)
E.
A.
Speers,
A.
M.
Wanen,
T.
U.
Northcott.
To
Sandspit
(today)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
B.
Kirby,
T.
Barber,
W
Brillon,
'
E.
Christiansen,
M.::s
Chistlansen
From
Vancouver
(yesterday
E.
D.
Manson,
Sgt.
Billlnghurst,
R.
J.
Cooper,
D.
Francis,
J.
Miller,
H.
Jackson,
M
Bras,
S
.Donaldson,
R.
Wright,
S.
Donzs,
T.
C.
Haribe,
C.
H.
Hult.
D.
Sanu.?rs,
A.
E.
Chalmers,
W.
Florkow
From
Sandspit
(yesterday)
Miss
S.
Berg,
L.
Smith.
For
Vancouver
(Monday)
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
J.
W.
Dennison.
Mrs.
A.
Schuberg,
Mrs.
G.
E
Montgomery,
Mrs.
R.
Mclnnis.
N.
Johnson,
Mrs
F.
R.
Hunter,
H.
?.
Maxwell.
W.
Chew,
W.
Skymore.
Mr.
Hetheringtcn,
R.
Saunders
and
E.
Browning.
For
Sandspit
(M-riayt
3.
Charest.
M.
J.
McGuire,
F.
Gan
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART,
B.
C
"uH-Tvauuns
''
ur
Call
PHONE
210
once-sifted
bread
flour;
beat
until
smooth.
Work
in
3
c.
more
once-sifted
bread
flour.
Knead
until
smooth
and
elastic;
place
in
greased
bowl
and
brush
top
with
melted
butter
or
shortening.
Cover
and
set
in
warm
place,
free
from
draught.
Let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Punch
down
doTlgh
and
cut
into
.16
equal
portions;
knead
into
smooth
balls.
Brush
with
melted
butter
or
margarine,
roll
in
fine
granulated
sugar
and
arrange
Vi"
apart
on
greased
baking
pans.
Cover
and
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Twist
the
handle
ol
a
knife
in
the
top
of
each
roll
to
form
an
indentation;
fill
with
jelly.
Cover
and
let
rise
15
min.
longer.
Hake
in
moderately
hot
oven,
375",
about
18
min.
,
was
presented.
Processes
cf
co'.-i
latlon
and
dissemination
of
in-jloimation
cn
large
national
and
i
minute
local
scale
but
all
usin?
I
the
same
form
card,
th?
same,
in
!
fact,
which
is
used
in
Prince
Ru-
f1
K
utror
wnir:
,;.v,.,",Hil
.'-.w.
:s
.m
.'
XCE
RUPERT,
BC.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Bridge,
whist
and
cribbage
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
November
16,
at
8
p.m.
Eastern
Star
Ball,
Nov.
17.
Conrad
School
P-T.A.
Cara
Party,
Nov.
17
at
8
p.m.
St:
Andrew's
Cathedral
W.A.
Fall
Sale,
Nov.
18.
Canadian
Legion
Card
Parly,
Nov.
22.
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
23.
Port
Edward
Anglican
Bazaar
at
Community
Hall,
November
23,
2:30
p.m.
Nurses'
Annual
Ball,
Nov.
24.
Lutheran
Church
Lutefish
and
fishcake
dinner,
Sat.,
Nov.
25.
Annunciation
Home
and
School
Association
bake
sale,
Lyons
Corner,
Nov1.
25.
,
L.O.B.A.
Bazaar
Dec.
1.
Job's
Daughters
Bake
Sale,
Overwaitea,
Dec.
2.
United
Church
Fall
Bazaar,
December
7.
Rod
and
Gun
Novelty
Dance,
December
15.
(?)
c-edit
standing
cf
John
Doe
rcrd,
bad
or
indifferent
wa
estabHshod
made
the
subje:t
of
craphlc
description.
The
value
of
keeping
credit
gocd
was
emphasized
as
as
the
desirability
of
an
effective
credit
X-"
non,
R.
Smith
end
R.
Dipbck.
Diamond
Price
Boost
All
Diamond
wholesalers
were
notified
of
a
15
to
20
Increase
in
prices
as
of
October
15,
1950.
Manson's
Jewellers
were
very
fortunate
in
purchasing
a
real
large
selection
two
days
before
this
Increase
and
all
rings
now
in
stock
will
be
sold
at
the
old
prices.
We
have
now
on
hand
over
200
rings,
giving
you
by
far
the
largest
selection
in
styling
and
prices
offered
in
town.
Come
in
today.
Easy
Credit
Terms
Available
.
BfWM
a'1
MALL'S
m
No
more
disappointments
because
the
yeast
has
spoiled!
Fleischmann's
Fast
DRY.
Yeast
replaces
old-fashioned
perishable
yeast
because
it
keeps
fresh
and
full
strength
right
in
your
cupboard!
For
fast-rising
dough
and
grand
oven
results
get
Fleischmann's
Fast
DRY
Yeast
to-day!
vr
AST
TZ-
""
1K
nrantini?
sv
tern
for
the
rr:tc-"-fion
of
both
biine?5!
man
and
r-i
stomers.
Jrsenh
Goscoe
was
cn
hr.nd
to
project
the
plctur.?
and
was
thanked
for
his
services
by
Vie-Presidcnt
A.
S.
Nickerson
who
was
in
the
chain
W.
J.
Bryant,
chairman
of
t'l"
entertainment
committ.-e,
t:ld
of
plans
for
future
prosrams
which
may
include
debates
and
further
I
films
ari
snrnke-s
on
apomp-iriatfi
.Mibicrts
The
Frirce
Ru-p.ert
Little
Theatre
had
exoresscd
int?rr"t
in
rrescntlni
a
humorous
nlav
cn
the
sublert
of
credit
W.
F.
Etme,
memterhin
chair-l-r.
r
-t-i
"
to'sl
of
35
mem-Wrs
to
dat.
with
hopes
for
sev-Ttv-fivd
vv
th
pi"
"f
the
year.
MANSON'S
JEWELLERY
WISHING
Camera
e-up.
mmts
for
all
'eras.
11
Kodachrbme
'.
Printing
and
irSing.
MANSON
S
JEWELLERY
!
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
it.
News
clasificds.
-
Rocher
de
Boule
Hazelton
Mine
Getting
Mil!
Old
Hazelton
Property
To
Have
150-Ton
Plant
James
Mackee,
president
of
Western
Uranium
Cobalt
Mines
Limited,
'which
company
has
been
reopening
the
Rocher
De
Bouie
mine
near
Hazelton,.
an
Important
shipper
Of
high
grade
copper-gold
ore
during
World
War
I.
states
thit
sufficient
ore
1
Ave.
w,
"Come
On
In!
We've
just
put
the
kettle
on
d
llJ-ClVf)
70.00
g
W
4
rd
for
tea
"
Th
n-Mrt".
r'aslde"
ur-'ed
al"
members
to
visit
the
bunau
vndnua'ters
to
pee
the
prcces"
,-f
o-Tft'ons
there.
P.
H.
Llnzev.
bureau
msna".'!1'
ed
for
a
pe1'rio-
uu
"f
rtnr
pf1
rating
reports
from
member-'
'enters.
tffect
of
new
federal
credit
T-"tulft;ons
cn
members
was
is
now
indicated
to
warrant
the
j
construction
of
ai
mill.
i
Plans
are
now
in
preparation
to
instal
a
plant
of
approxi-
TOKEN
OF
LOVE
diamonds
A'
Take
a
few
minutes
out
for
refreshing
afternoon
tea.
Then
resume
your
task
cheered,
relaxed!
Have
it
every
afternoon
at
home
or
in
any
CHOOSE
HER
RING
NOW!
g
We
will
lay
it
away
for
Christmas.
SEE
OUR
BEAUTIFUL
2
restaurant.
Inning
Elding
SELECTION
TODAY
Token
of
Love
DIAMONDS
Pairing
Or
Moose
Women
Hotiemaking
committee
of
the
Womm
of
the
Moose
held
their
November
meeting
at
the
Moose
Hall
tth
Mrs.
J.
Taylor.
Mrs.
J.
R.
.irr,
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner,
Mrs.
Vilkinson.
Mrs.
M.
Helse
and
M's.
A.
Hamilton
present.
M
r
r
X
TEA
TIP:
Expert!
iscommend
on
leaspoonful
ol
tea
per
peiaon
and
"one
lor
the
pot".
300.00
malely
150
tons
capacity
early
in
the
spring,
and
towards
this
end
a
hydro
plant,
adequate
for
mining
and
milling
purposes,
has
been
purchased
and
will
be
placed
In
operation
as
soon
as
possible.
Work
to
date
has
been
concentrated
on
reopening
and
sampling
of
the
No.
2
vein
on
the
Nos.
2
and
3
levels,
but
witn
the
completion
of
the
tramway
to
the
No
4
level,
development
will
start
on
the
No.
4
vein,
which
heretofore
has
been
considered
the
most
important.
A.
L.
Clark,
the
company's
consultant,
has
laid
out
a
program
of
underground
work
which
will
be
carried
on
throughout
the
winter
under
his
direct
supei
vision.
II
363
After
the
business
session,
cards
CKELL
URRIF
8
AFTERNOON
TEA
Are
all
guaranteed
with
Free
Insurance
and
registered
for
your
protection.
.
MANSON'S
Your
Friendly
Jeweller
MANSON'S
JEWELLERY
MANSON'S
JEWELLERY
P'lTED
were
pliyed.
The
winners
were
Mrs.
Wlkinson
and
Mrs.
Taylor.
;
(
i
Canadis
first
industries
were
fishing
and
fur
trade.
4
Cnntrartori
Your
Friendly
Pick-Me-Up