fc?rinrc
Rupert
Dailp
r2ctos
Wednesday,
September
15,
1948
STEWART
NEWS
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
yesterday
morning,
off
Tasoo
Inlet
and
Marble
Island.
,
Average
catch
up
to
noon
yesterday
was
37
tuna
per
boat.
"H'et
the
k.
w
,Piled.
PV
ment
nn
sure
that
Wod
fibre
l
SAYS
GRAVEL
IS
UP
TO
STANDARD
R.
H.
Hankey,
superintendent
of
Highway
Construction
Company
operations-
here
4s
confident
that,
when
his
company
has
completed
delivery
of
gravel
Latest
from
Portland
'CanalMining
Centre
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
to
tne
city,
the
material
will
Mrs.
L.
A.
Behnsen
left
on
the
Camosun
Monday
for
Vancouver
and
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island.
.
1011
!,,.
STEWART
DEATH
.
IS
ACCIDENTAL
AGED
SHORE
DWELLER
DIES
Charles
A.
Newman,
67
year
old
resident
of
the
district
for
30
years,
died
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
early
this
morning.
He
was
brought
from
his
cabin
on
the
other
side
of
the
harbor
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
P.M.L.
15
and
taken
to
the
hospital
in
the
city
ambulance
where
he
expired.
For
several
years
he
had
worked
at
the
dry
dock
until
he
retired.
Rn
Sluorf
9Rvoar
"IIS.
r.
i.
ivvio
"
H'
art-
Milo
Moore
.director
of
the
State
of
Washington
fisheries
department,
left
Seattle
with
his
party
Sunday.
They
are
travelling
by
truck
and
are
expected
to
reach
Lakelse
today
where
they
will
arrange
transportation
of
600,000
Pink
salmon
eggs
to
Washington
State
hatcheries
where
they
will
be
used
as
objects
of
research.
uu
saw
H
in
the
Uaaly
News!
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,
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.
.
,
or..rt
tn
nn.
lrf
Wlnrnlith
native
"ramo
u
1UI
"Kw
.
mariners
advises
that
Wiah
Point
Light,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
is
reported
not
burning
but
will
be
attended
to
as
soon
as
possible,
i
;
1
Mariners
are
being
advised
by
the
-Department
of
Transport
that
Klewnuggit
Light
in
Gren-viile
Channel
may
be
out
of
commission
for
a
short
period
on
-or
about
September
17-19
while
repairs
are
being
made
to
the
structure.
Another
notice
to
,
i
nrrrnfTrrrvTHTTi
t
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Kasper
of
Prince
Rupert
have
been
visiting
with
friends
here
during
the
past
week.
At
least
20
tuna
boats
were
fishing
off
the
west
coast
of
1
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
D.
C.
Stewart,
Dr.
Robertson,
D.
W.
Hornwlll,
Ing,"
according
to
the
verdict
reached
by
a
coroner's
jury
which
investigated
the
waterfront
fatality.
The
young
man
was
drowned
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Standard
Oil
dock
Saturday
night,
September
11,
between
the
hours
of
11
p.m.
and
12
p.m.
In
presenting
the
verdict,
the
jury
strongly
recommended
that
this
float
and
other
floats
on
the
waterfront
be
kept
in
at
safe
condition
at
all
times.
Herbert
Clayton,
14-year
old
Indian
boy,
who
was
on
the
wharf
and
heard
the
splash
as
Stewart
struck
the
water,
was
commended
by
Coroner
M.
M.
Stephens
for
his
actions
in
attempting
to
save
the
drowning
man.
Young
Clayton
had
to
run
back
the
length
of
the
Bri
"
E.
Lidsin,
Mrs.
S.
Michael,
R.
Caesar.
To
Sandspit
W.
Eckert,
C.
Duval.
From
Vancouver
E.
V.
Whiting,
D.
F.
Aikenhead,
J.
Bum).
Mrs.
C.
Lipsin,
N.
Nedelec.
From
Sandspit-W.
Walsh,
J.
O'Brien,
R.
Greeve.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Stewart
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
held
a
very
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
at
the
Legion
club
rooms
on
Saturday,
netting
$61.80.
E.
V.
Whiting,
superintendent
of
the
local
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission
office,
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
plane
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
official
business.
JIBS
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fornix
XX.',
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r
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8
P.M.
FRIDAY
NIGHT
SEPTEMBER
17
CIVIC
CENTRE
Jobs
Daughters'
FASHION
SHOW
Styles
By
Peoples
Store
Shoes
By
Brownwoods
LADIES'
BOWLS
(Continued
liom
Page
5)
tish-American
Oil
Co.'s
dock
1
and
across
a
rocky
stretch
oft
beach
to
get
to
the
Standard
Oil
Co.'s
wharf
and
go
down
onto
.
MMirTTiro
the
float.
to
the
evi-
According
M
Montgornery
n5
103
168
dence
he
lost
no
time
in
get-
b.
Windle
138
226
191
ting
to
the
scene
of
the
accident
A.
McMeekin
223
119
285
J
and
shouted
to
his
uncle,
Capt.
E-
Smith
277
137
200
r.
JmUukcub
...
3U
i
&
lao
Totals
1043
757
1037
fit
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Cowgill
157
260
19t
D.
Rudderham
....
161
173
187
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PICTVKl
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FOR
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D.
Didorak
114
171
113
B.
Rudderham
....
101
141
116
A.
Mintenko
119
110
98
NEW
LUXURY
STEAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
'THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
ReservaUons.Write
'
or
Call
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CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
RAY
MILLAFID
CHARLES
UUO
Percy
Alexander
of
the
seine-boat
Kamchatka,
as
he
ran.
Evidence
presented
during
the
inquest
Indicated
ihat
a
combination
of
oil
and
heavy-dew
had
made
footing
on
the
oil
float
very
difficult.
Principal
witnesses
at
the
inquest
were
Herbert
Clayton,
Capt.
Percy
Alexander,
Herbert
Dooland,
Constable
Redhead,
Constable
White
and
Henry
MacKay,
who
identified
the
body
of
Stewart.
Totals
652
855
705
The
standings
to
date
W
L
Pts.
Savoy
Swingers
....
3
.
0
Variety
3
0
Annette's
2
1
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ii
Anderson
2
1
DeJong's
2
1
Manson's
1
2
Taft
&
Odowes
1
,
2
Scuby's
1
2
Orange
Ladies
,
0
3
Westview
0
3
I
Alexande
rand
Doolan
are
brothers-in-law
of
deceased.
Eye-
:
glasses
were
still
on
deceased
12
hours
after
the
body
was
recovered.
,
The
jury
consisted
of
Douglas
Wood,
foreman,
William"
H.
Nesbitt,
Leonard
F.
Brewerton,
Connor
Thermo
Advertise
in
tru.
Daily
News!
Has
made
thousands
(
lf
How
to
give
women
say:
"I
saw
Ibt
1
othrrn
.
.
.
thrn
I
bousht
John
Hewsick,
Ralph
Heaton
and
Victor
Preston.
Stewart
was
25
years
of
age
and
had
a
widow
and
three
children
at
Hidden
Inlet,
a
salmon
cannery
on
th
eAlsaka
side
of
Hidden
Inlet.
TIRED
EYES
a
CONNOR."
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
51C
Tel.
777
Flowers
For
All
Occasions
COTTAGE
CREESE
,
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
'
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Tour
DrIIj
ALL-WEATHER
BERV1CB
a
quick
rest
BEE
Tl&H
MAKE
THIS
SIMPLE
TEST
TODAY
Rupert
Radiol
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I
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1
1
i
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(i
(2IKTBCLiniJ
tYEJ
TIRED?
Soothe
and
refresh
them
In
seconds
with
two
drops
o!
Bale,
geatla
Murine
in
each
eye.
You
get
WOOD'S
and
DS
IRON
FIREMAN
Industrial
Sanitations
QUICK
RELIEF.
Instantly
your
eyes
feel
refreshed.
Murine's
skillul
blend
ol
7
ingredients
cleanses
and
soothes
eyes
that
are
tired
lrom
overwork
or
exposure
to
sun,
wind
and
dust.
STOKERS
OIT
30
MOII
MEAT
AM)
MURINE
FOR
YOUR
EYES
SMITH
&
ELKINS
Phone
174
Box
274
JANITORS'
SUPPLE
Paper
Towels
Paper
Cup-I
Sisal
Compound
Disinfectant
-
Ozitox
Liquid
and
Spirit
etc.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
mi
Pniw
712
Second
Avenue
I'hotif
K32
DON'T
WAIT--WINTER
OKDKIt
YOUR
iNKW
FAtt'CEll
We
have
the
men
and
the
time
to
P!
1
-
Installation
now.
Past
experiencf
that
the
first
cold
snap
of
winter
brmf
orders.
Be
art
for
winter
havr
s
KawcHt
lurnan
'
you
Instant
and
nmslunt
r,m
'
THOM
SHEET
METAl
253
EAST
FIRST
AVENl'K
-
Roofing
Rep
Fibre!
:J(
Ready
Roofing
Tarred
Sheathing
Fibreoii
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
'
Hospital
Insurance
Service
Announces
...
A
LOCAL
OFFICE
IS
NOW
OPEN
AT
BESNER
BLOCK
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Every
citizen
of
the
Province
is
required
to
register
under
the
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance
Act.
Residents
who
have
not
received
forms
through
the
mail
and
who
are
not
covered
as
dependents
should
apply
to
the
local
office
for
a
registration
form.
Payment
cf
premiums
by
instalments
starts
on
the
first
of
October
and
payments
should
be
made
to
the
local
office
through
the
mail
or
in
person.
Residents
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area
are
advised
to
register
immediately
as
the
closing
date
for
registration
m
this
area
is
September
30th,
1948
Be
sure
to
register
early,
returning
the
completed
form
to
the
local
office.
GOVERNMENT
OF
THE
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
370-B
Stops
Leaks
The
ever-prwent
opportunities
for
ldvancement,
coupled
with
the
generous
pension
plans,
make
the
Army
1
a
1
prize
career.
The
Canadian
Army
Reserve
Force
offers
much
to
meo
with
time
to
spare:
training
in
the
most
modern
weapon
and
equipment;
organized
sports
and
recreation;
dancef.
and
parties...
all-round
good
fellowship.
You
will
receive
Active
Force
rates
of
pay
for
time
spent
in
local
drills
and
at
summer
camps.
For
further
particulars
about
either
the
Active
Force
or
the
Reserve
Force
enquire
at
local
your
armoury
or
contact
the
nearest.
depot
listed
below:
.
Sept
20-26
..
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rr
th
TiiAiiKf
All
II
1
nnllil
Up
I
wv
r
w
m
It
s
"Open
House"
for
the
Army
unit
in
your
neighbourhood
from
September
20
to
26.
There
will
be
special
field
and
tactical
demnnstrarintsc
nn
.
.kif
Dm
RUPERT
MARINt
-j
wu
j
n
i
l
ttiMiui
every
phase
of
Army
activity.
See
for
yourself
the
No.
11
Personnel
Depot,
4th
Avenuf
8c
Highbury
Street,
Jericho,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
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BC
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CLAt'SCN
&
We
Take
Listings
of
.
.
.
,
rr
...
"'pu'cni
oi
tne
new
Canadian
Army,
the
special
military
displays.
Watch
for
the
local
programme
as
announced
in
your
daily
newspaper
or
r
1
ever
vour
local
radin
statinn
.
.
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v
.
BROKERS
IN
BOATS.
MARINE
AM
The
Canadian
Army
Active
Force
offers
a
career
to
younc
J,,
Canadlao
soldier
has
his
cho,'ce
of
many
trades
.
Wiib
l
full
wiucauqnal
andjfiuning
pro-rammes.
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