I
hv
Prince
Rupert
Dailv
News
Tuesday,
November
14,
1950
,
kept
us.
But
we
know
that
the
stocks
have
fallen.
Since
the;
war,
we
have
to
use
more
and
-:
more
'fishing
effort'
to
keep
up'
the
yield.
We
Rave
more
fisher-1
men
but
fewer
fish.
I
Expecl
Controls
Will
Aid
Fishing
COPENHAGEN
(H
e
u
t
e
r
s
COSTLY
INSECTS
"
"
Ins.ects
destro3'ed
nearly
one
million
dollars'
worth
of
cotton
in
South
Africa
in
1950.
NORWAY
ATTRACTIVE
Tourist
traffic
in
Norway
In
SS:.
j2
IN
THE
;
5S-)'
BASKET
"It
is
getting
more
and
more
fir;?"
ar
J5";
expensive
to
get
fish
out
of
the!
1950
included
346,247
foreign
ine
uhi.
oe
i
M.mg
grounas
!
,.
i
.
visitors,
40
per
cent
more
than
CJEIJ
QCjSTALj?
e?L7GG
SflUGS
AS
Xtt
AS
85
-Year-Old
Coffee
Firm
Perfects
Product
with
Superb
Flavor
countries
interested
in
solving
congress
also
outlined
&llZl
the
problem
of
over-fishing
In
'
Plan
10
stuty
the
effects
of
j
the
area
i
hydrographical
conditions
tern-!
dar-type
equipment
to
fishery
The
legislation
was
prepared
peratures,
salinity,
current
and
Purposes.
Recent
tests
show
that
nutrient
salts-on
fish.
'echo-sounders
can
locate
bv
the
International
Cnunrti
for
shoals
of
fish.
the
Exploration
of
the
Sea,
which
The
results
of
investigations
held
its
38th
congress
here
last
may,
It
is
thought,
make
it
pos-
The
Derldle'
il.l
-
-
.
1
don't
know
'
month.
France.
Holland.
Brit-
sible
to
"manure"
the
North
Sea
you
ean't
U.H.
n
""
L
As
have
aia,
who
they
are
or
where
they
came
I
ain,
Sweden,
Norway,
Iceland
to
improve
catches,
in
exactly
from
but
we're
mighty
glad
to
and
Denmark
have
passed
the
j
the
some
way
as
a
farmer
man-see
players
in
numbers
such
as
legislation.
Belgium
so
far
has
1
ures
his
land.
mm.
this
year.
And
you
save
every
3rd
cup,
compaied
to
regular
coffee.
Gut
new
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
today.
held
off,
due
to
difficulties
with
Another
decision
taken
at
the
the
Netherlands;
the
fishermen
conyrets
alms
at
investigating
or
both
countries
fish
common
!
the
possibiliites
of
adpting
ra-waters.
,
i
jmji.!
WilllUUt,
d
program
certainly
holds
good
this
year
when
it
comes
to
figuring
out
where'
all
those
stalwarts
came
from
that
BorMe-Hi
has
suddenly
produced
this
season.
Even
though
I
am
inclined
to
feel
that
there
should
be
but
the
one
high
school
squad
in
the
City
League
to
avoid
confusion
from
a
spectator
stand
omcnl
11
not
published
o
I
was
wondering
the
other
nlKht
how
many
of
you
recognize
big
Don
Macdonald
as
being
the
son
-of
our
former
fire
h,
the
LiquO'
Control
Board
or
It
is
hoped
everything
will
be
cmei
and
baaoiDe
artist
Alex
imnnrf
nut
h
novi
vohr,,
r.io;.i!r.wcQi9f:i5)5
L
Rupert
Florists
The
news
about
coffee
today
is
good!
Firsts
there's
a
remarkable
new
"instant"
coffee
which
!t
took
"real
coffee
people"
to
make.
Chase
&
Sanborn
scientists
worked
until
they
had
produced
a
soluble
coffee
with
the
rich,
robust
goodness
and
true-coffee
flavor
of
the
famed
Chase
&
Sanborn
name.
Second
and
important
this
new
"Instant"
saves
you
as
much
as
40
cents
a
pound
over
the
price
of
regular
coffee!
So
now
yuu
can
make
nificent
coffee
rigfht
in
the
cup
just
adding
hot
water.
No
messy
coffe?
pot.
No
grounds.
You'll
never
knew
how
&cd
instant
coffee
can
be
s
for
All
Occasions
point,
it
is
on
the
other
hand
a
wise
and
thoughtful
idea
to
have
so
many
boys
playing
the
game
Macdonald.
Don
graduated
from
;
The
legislation
mainly
limits
UEC
with
a
degree
in
something
!
the
catch.
Control
must
be
ap-to
do
with
farming
but
just
paed
either
to
the
number
of
clidnt
seem
to
get
away
from
flsh
c&ught
or
the
amount
of
the
seaweed
and
is
going
to
stay
equipment
used
In
fishing,
with
us
until
he
helps
Angus
Delegates
attended
the
con-
Lve.
Box
516
Tel.
777
aim
11
win
undoubtedly
pay
off
for
the
city
as
a
whole
as
well
WM1
oal;K
oenior
aroc
frm
nioll,m
rtoart
RTRAITS
V,.4,(J,
u
and
Printed
,'
Things
have
changed
greatly.
.ZU
lnX.Z
'
.
"""""n
'VJ
Eire,
Spain,
Finland.
France,
the
;m
the
last
decade
or
so
out
at!
,
,
bial"u
OL'li'u"-
Britain,
Iceland,
Norway
unm
you
Try
our
high
school.
A
few
vj-nrs
..V'U1U
ur
110
COIQ
g"t
ye
aown
Netherlands.
Poland.
Portugal
toMFr
SERVICE
SDLER'S
STl'DIO
lis
back
when
King
Edward
was
the
!
e
toniSnt
ir
vou
ant
to
see
aRci
Sweden.
The
United
States,
senior
school
and
the
Booth
:
E?me
Tatlon
lr'
the
senior
divi-
Canada
and
Australia
sent
ob-School
shed,
with
its
oDen
en'd
.
f'0"-1
cann"t
recall
when
It
was
servers.
Street
Box
645
been
389
Prince
and
low
ai
we
naa
so
much
rivalry,
rafters,
was
whprp
rr
w
-
wptwi
nni
nr.
Rupert
this
vnar
hiwMn
Tmn,,H.
tary-general
of
the
congress
DEEP-ACTION
relief
from
coughs,
chokey
stuffiness
with
every
breath!
said:
"Immediately
after
the
end
1
j
basketball
was
taught,
few
were
particularly
proud
to
wear
the
)
Green
and
Gold.
In
my
last
year
'.of
studies
I
occupied
a
back
seat
and
Co-op
and,
as
the
season
EAL
ESTATE
progresses,
it
is
destined
to
be-
",CIC
a
come
more
intense,
Jn
uthe
se
than
normally.
MSURANCE
in
Miss
Delaney's
basement
suite
so
got
to
the
bottom
of
things
Mother,
here's
I
think
it
Is
fitting
that
trawlers
and
big
ships
are
used
;
UCOME
TAX
a
special
way
to
1
give
your
little
ias
it
were
and
can
see
now
what
:
through
this
column
we
welcome
f
mU1tary
purposes
and
not
RNS
PREPARED
Every
breath
carries
VapoRub's
famous
combination
of
time-proved
medications
deep
into
large
bronchial
tubes.
Comforting
relief
from
distress
of
colds
comes
in
a
hurry
.'
Then
...
to
keep
up
relief
for
hours,
rub
Vicks
VapoRub
on
throat,
chest
and
back,
too.
one
wonaeriui
comfort
with
the
very
same
Vicks
'
E,
Mortimer
Theonly'lnstant'
VapoKub
tnat
always
brings
such
t
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
nunc
nan
Kan
'
is
doing
to1
"
'
c
!
much
fishing
is
done,
the
student
today.
I
remember
diate
Division
and
assure
Khem
pTW.R
pROKl
FM
how
difficult
it
for
that
we
are
happy
to
see
their
r.TrA
:
was
our
the
demand
demand
f
for,
enthusiasm
fto
a
war,
r
the
or
teacher
to
find
a
representative
!
Most
of
these
boys
food
Increases
,
more
boats
are
,
home
for
the
awav
m
for
the
Students
Council
in
that'
f.ret
term
and
finallv
deleeatinc
flrst
llme
this
year
and,
if
I'm
available
ana
grounasquicK
y
not
mistaken,
it's
basketball
and!
become
over-fished.
Probably
.
Guido
'
Bussanlch
a
a
brother
Drottler
oi
01
l
,"
!
game'
there
now
only
about
10
per
:
Tony,
the
plumber
and
the.
;n
ea(terness
if-rne!s
t0
to
Diav
piay
the
trie
game,
are
man,
now
cent
Ol
fisi
in
the
North
nrth
Sea
Sea
that
has
caused
them
to
wan-
a
successful
C
A
In
th
n,.th
hocked
by
5
years
of
coffee
experience
(Tlike
it?
f$A
MOM
LIKES
I
U
grand
results
when
you
rub
it
on!
Easy
.
.
.
E(?ctiv:
Put
2
good
spoonfuls
of
VapoRub
in
a
vaporizer
or
bowl
of
boiling
water
as
directed
in
package.
Then
.
.
.
let
your
youngster
breathe
in
the
soothing,
medicated
vapors.
JOHN
H.
der.
Good
luck
to
you
fellows!
over
five
fears
of
age
compared
Then
we
had
fellows
like
Sev
with
the
number
at
the
end
of
Dominato,
Angus
MacPhe"
ana
rememDer
11
you
need
any-Sonny
Beynon
and
the
late
thinS
just
ask.
Everybody's
for
Bobbv
Houston
t.he
trrpntosr
if
,
YOU.
'.
HOME-PROVED
FOR
YOU
BY
MILLIONS
OF
MOTHERS
I
the
war.
"Actually,
the
yield
has
been
ULGER
PTOMETRIST
.
them"
all,
who
couldn't
be
ap-'
COMING
STARS
This
week's
choice
for
future
proached
when
it
came
to
school
stardom
is
young
Dick
Nickerson
of
High
School
a
miniature
Don
Scherk
and
a
great
little
fellow
to
watch!
ANOTHER
Thor
Firsl
!
TH
OR
sports.
As
a
result
they
played
on
various
city
teams
and
met
their
Alma
Mater
with
more
determination
than
a
Brooklyn
Dodger.
Mind
you
I
am
not
suggest
Jin
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
ing
for
a
moment
that
old
Kin
AUTOMAGIC
SltiK
ni
Timely
Recipes
t-a
aiant
hold
its
own
even
then.
It
did
for
that
matter
HERE'S
tarry
off
the
city
title
fairly
regularly
and
produced
Jack
mscriT
mix
T'Hia
fnrt
ho
m.irlo
whori
pnn.
Lindsay
while
doing
so.
It
did
HE
WAY
not
however,
have
the
support
,
t
slored
in
the
cupboard
of
the
faculty
that
our
present
and
used
as
neeftedi
set-up
presents
and
Jack
Evans
0
BUY
and
his
cohorts
are
to
be
congratulated
for
the
good
work
3
cups
sifted
flour
1
cup
milk
powder
cup
baking
powder
3
teaspoons
salt
1
cup
fat
(a
kind
that
needs
,
no
refrgieration).
-
..
Sift
dry
ingrcdie'nts
together
pr
Less.
Route
Thru
Yellowhead
CALL
RED
Rizn
'
o
;
P
'
'
r
ifnf
Ov
1
UcJU
DER
HOW
FROM
I
City
Council
Urges
This
1
For
Trans-Canada
three
times:
cut
or
rub
in
fat
until
thoroughly
mixed.
Lift
mix
lightly
into
glass
jars
or
tin
cans.
Do
not
pack.
Close
tightly
and
store
on
shelf.
Use
the
Biscuit
Mix
for:
BiMTuits
To
1
cup
mix
add
V3
cup
water
or
fluid
milk-enough
to
make
a
soft
dough.
Turn
onto
a
lightly
floured
board
or
pastry
cloth
and
knead
a
few
times.
Pat
or
rojl
to
the
desired
thickness
and
cut
with
a
floured
cutter.
Bake
In
a
hot
oven
(450"
v
19
tn
15
minute..
Makes
6
Highway
Route
!
If
it
was
good
enough
for
the
!
buffalo,
then
It
was
decided
at
I
the
city
council
that
it
would
be
!
good
enough
for
Prince
Rupert.
Smich
Plumbing
&
Heating
D
g
S
Corner
4th
Avenue
and
McBride
In
the
early
days,
before
surveyors
were
cutting
their
way
v
GROCERY
through
the
most
rugged
part
01
medium.si.
0d
biscuit,
the
Rocky
Mountains,
the
buf-'
shortcake
To
1
cup
mix
add
faloes
stood
at
the
foothills
to
1
t;ble?poon
sugar;
cut
in
1
think
things
over.
i
tablespoon
fat.
Add
water
or
The
oxen
decided
they
would
,
f,nu,
miik
(about
i
cup)
to
T7V
FINE
PRINTING
AT...
ift
j
PHONE
21
222
SECOND
AVE.
take
the
easiest
way
over.
It
Is
make
a
soft
dough.
Roll
Vi-inch
;
rumored
their
trails
may
still
be
thick
and
cut.
Brush
half
the
(
found
winding
through
the
low-
nieces
with
melted
fat,
and
cover
each
with
one
of
the
remaining
pieces.
Bake
in
a
hot
oven
(425
F.)
12
to
15
minutes.
Makes
6
medium-sized
short
est
pass
In
the
rookies.
They
chase
the
Yellowhead
route.
With
the
benefit
of
economy
and
service
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupcht
and
the
northern
at
.
Tr
.
".
.t
1
cakes.
IW
YOUH
CAR
I
CHRISTMAS
IS
COMING!
hinterland,
city
council
last
nipht
supported
unanimously
the
Yol-,
a
survey
in
Pakistan
indicates
lowhead
route
for
the
Trans-
there
are
millions
of
tons
of
Canada
Highway.
J
workable
coal
reserves.
!
The
"sure-fire"
gunners
of
the
PHONE
U
WINTW
LET
US
BAKE
YOUR
CAKE
in
case
yuu
immn.
been
following,
are
a
game
ahead
of
the
shoemen
and
both
have
wins
over
Gordon
and
End
-
j
erson.
Brownwoods,
however,'
ORDER
NOW'
643
fit
this
omen
1
r
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD.
were
much
more
Impressive
in
their
victory
Saturday
night
over
Doc
Montgomery's
crew
and
could
easily
square
matters
tonight.
I
have
watched
many
great
individual
performances
in
the
last
decade
or
two
on
the
maples
from
Ernie
Ratchford
down
through
Jack
Lindsay,
Beynon
and
others
and
I
must
Include
R
Knrina's
show
Saturday
as
if
For
BUDGET
MIIIDED
The
Canadian
Army
Active
Force
is
on
the
alert.
The
highly-trained,
expert
gunners
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Artillery
stand
by
their
guns
ready
to
defend
Canada's
freedom.
The
fighting
men
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Artillery
are
expert
soldiers.
They
are
trained
to
work
and
fight
in
smoothly
co
ordinated
teams
.
.
.
and
proud
of
it
!
Canada
needs
more
men
like
these
"sure
fire"
gunners
men
who
prhe
Canadian
freedom
enough
to
fight
for
it.
furs
immediately
for
training
as
a
soldier
of
the
Canadian
Army
Active
Force.
Canada
needs
you
now!
Report
today!
TO
BNLIST
YOU
MUST:
1
.
Be
a
Canadian
citizen
or
British
subject.
2.
Be
between
1
7
and
29
years
of
age.
3.
Be
single.
4.
Meet
Army
test
requirements.
5.
Volunteer
for
service
anywhere).
REPORT
RGHT
AWAY
TO:
No.
II
Porunml
Dope,
4050
Wool
Fourth
Ave,
.
VANCOUVER,
I.C.
,
Axeee-eo
WOMEN!
J
one
of
the
greatest.
If
you
didn't
pa
mm
in
action
I'm
afraid
my
3
Ways
to
PA
Y
'
3
RVICE
You
can
take
your
place
beside
men
like
these
as
a
member
of
a
field
gun's
crew
by
reporting
Easy
Payment
Plan
Lay
Away
Cash
Y
.our
Complttt
'
'654
Our
.
a
a"
win
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
f
1
Genuine
Ford
olint
:ii
J!
Phone
974
adjectives
are
lnsufticient
ana
maybe
you'd
better
be
there
tonight
in
case
there
is
a
repeat
performances.
Aid
G
D.
Frizzell
introduced
the
resolution
to
support
negotiations
being
made
in
the
east
and
the
pressure
being
made
for
the
completion
of
the
highway
between
McBride
and
Prince
George.
"If
this
route
was
completed
we
could
make
It
to
Edmonton
by
car
in
less
than
two
days,"
Aid.
Frizzell
predicted.
Ir
a
newspaper
editorial
read
b;
AW
Frizzell
the
advantages
r
this
route
for
the
development
of
British
Columbia
were
stressed.
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