TODAY
7-9
P.M.
Prince
Jluctrt
Saflg
Rftof
Tuesday,
June
21,
1949
WED.
THURS.
2
-
-
-
FEATUilg
enough
publicity
had
been
given
to
the
visit.
Advantage
might
have
been
taken
of
the
official's
visit
to
have
him
speak
to
various
organizations
and
service
"clubs
In
the
city.
The
committee
is
convinced
that
the
value
of
the
apprenticeship
system
LAST
COMPLETE
SHOW
I
THIS
ONE
IS
&
i
1
i
RUPERT
Z
PEOPLES
STORE
Sa
1
Tt
it
r
BPXNT
iuvt
mi
lUliat
tion
0
INI
IIUSUIIl
must
be
sold
to
and
recognized
by
youths,
their
parents
and
the
industries.
The
time
of
high
wages
so
easily
earned
by
teen
agers
during
the
war
ln-rtustrv
boom
is
past.
There
is
Apprenticeship
Opportunities
Considerable
discussion
took
place
at
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Local
Advisory
Employment
Committee
in
connection
with
the
interest
shown
in
the
apprenticeship
system
and
the
opportunities
available
for
local
lads.
Recently
an
official
of
the
I0U(N
Ult
ft
i
also
an
insistent
and
increasing
I
demand
for
skilled
workers
and
tradesmen.
These
are
not
available
and,
as
the
older
1
craftsmen
die
off,
there
are
no
:
trained
replacements.
The
ap-'
prenticeship
system
in
its
modernized
forms
must
function
if
Canada
is
to
become
an
Indus
DENNIS
O'KEEFE
apprenticeship
branch
of
the
Provincial
Department
of
Labor
paid
a
visit
to
the
city.
He
met
various
employers
and
found
'quite
a
number
of
them
willing
I
and
eager
to
take
on
appren-'
tices.
He
also
visited
the
High
i
School
and
spoke
to
the
pupils.
The
committee
felt
that
not
trial
nation
or
even
maintain
its
present
position
as
a
manufacturing
country.
The
local
employment
situation
was
reviewed.
Employment
is
at
a
very
high
peak.
There
Is
a
backlog
of
construc
SUMMER
CAMP
S
S
AND
!
Z
HOLIDAY
WEAR
!
tion
work
that
should
keep
I
it
s
!
y$i
IMPORTANT
QUITS
USING
LAXATIVES
Man
now
regular
as
lay
with
famous
cereal
Sick
of
dosing
yourself
for
constipation?
Tired
of
feeling
sluggish?
Then
read
this
unsolicititi
letter:
til
v-
r
i
r
m
it
......
workers
employed
for
the
next
eighteen
months.
The
need
for
all
seekers
of
work,
as
well
as
all
employers,
to
take
advantage
of
the
services
of
the
National
Employment
Service
was
stressed.
The
splendid
service
rendered
by
the
National
Employment
through
their
local
offices
-
ju
oratr
jWl
winter
toal
suppi,
NOW,
you'rf
bsdu.
Complete
selection
for
girls
and
wee
tots
of
all
ages,
J
sold
at
Vancouver
prices.
B
Our
price
must
be
right.
A
medium
-sized
four
-room
bungalow
of
frame
construction,
this
house
has
the
advantage
of
being
expandable.
By
taking
a
corridor
off
the
end
of
the
back
bedroom,
one
or
more
bedrooms
may
be
added
In
a
rear
wing.
The
elevations
are
simple
and
straightforward.
The
living
room
has
a
large
window
with
a
boxed
frame
allowing
it
to
project
4"
from
the
wall
face.
For
estimating
purposes,
the
floor
area
Is
780
square
feet.
kiyo
j
M.t
B.OOM
mmJJm---t
to-4'.ii-o'
B
OlNtMii
.
"
.
J
I
HT
!!
XJ-
ly
sure
of
tomforUbl.
warmth
and
WK)
I
III
......
.
was
often
ignored
by
citizens.!
"For
years,
constipation
was
my
bogey
and
harsh
laxa-tives
made
things
worse.
Since
eating
ALL-BRAN
every
day
I
i
RUPERT
Z
PEOPLES
STORE
r.
.......
.........
health
for
your
family
from
tlin
first
cold
nip
and
on
through
winter.
ORDER
NOW!
CALL
651
When
looking
for
a
job
the
worker
should
first
visit
the
local
office.
It
was
only
when
there
are
no
local
applicants
for
jobs
that
outsiders
are
brought
into
the
community.
Gratification
was
expressed
with
the
splendid
interim
re-
.tt
A
1
f
LA'
$10,0
6pee
CAI
HE)
,
3
Ilea
rjJTTrrS
net
have
been
regu
nuimnTT
citt
o
rn
VJ
ROOFING
.
.
.
riiiLrui
ir
li
ii
i
a
vu.
LIMITED
Lumber
Huiltlinjf
Supplies
port
given
by
J-
U
wer
on
uki
.
.
Anderson.
Edgar
Wood
SHIPS
and
lar,
more
alert
in
my
work
as
draughtsman.
Publish
this
letter,
it
may
help
others."
A.
Mc.
C.
Little,
114
Sixth
St.,
Midland,
Ontario.
Constipated
due
to
lack
of
hulk
in
your
diet?
You
may
find
natural
relief
without
strong
remedies.
Try
eating
an
ounce
(bowlful)
of
KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN
daily,
drink
plenty
of
water.
If
you
.de
this
ewry
day,
you
mav
be
regular
all
your
life!
ALL-BRAN
is
a
delicious
regulating
food,
either
a.
a
crisp
cereal
or
in
muffins.
If
not
benefited
after
using
one
package,
art
e
double
your
money
back
as
of
Toecial
courses'
impressed
by
the
suggested
ward,
R.
P.
Smith,
and
E.
.Water-1
f
,Z
l
wen
throu
the
High
urse
as
outlined
by
the
local
man,
and
E-
Victor
Whiting,
committee
and
will
implement
manager,
local
-office
Unem-Sl
with
School
n
connection
pro-
hSwIn
use
and
't
in
the
immediate
future.
ployment
Insurance
Commit-wTimrblSSj
A
review
of
the
minutes
of
the
tee.
J.
S.
WUson,
chairman,
pre-ing
industry.
The
Department
National
Employment
Advisory
sided.
WAMM!I
EX
Appliances
if..ninr
Kerninc
Kkrrni
Skeena
Kivrr
River
Clear
Clear
I
committee
snowea
mat
socim
nisu
picacnu
t
nit
nntiw.t,
WRATHALL'S
TOASTERS
$0.03
tu
$U.J
IRONS
.
.
SO').')
to
SV2-,
of
Snags
Blue
Jay
Going
to
Ketchikan
Although
the
snagboat
Easing
resolutions
emanating
irom
me
Dy
invitation
was
w.
otone,
m-local
committee
and
endorsed
spector
of
the
Provincial
Depart-by
the
Pacific
Regional
Com-
ment
of
Labor.
Mr.
Stone's
mittee
had
been
given
approval
familiarity
with
labor
condl-by
the
national
body.
(tions
throughout
the
province
Present
at
the
meeting
werewas
very
helpful
to
the
corn-Mrs.
C.
Hunter,
J.
C.
.
Gilker,
mittee.
.
PHOTO
FINISHING
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging
QUICK
Sh-RVICE
Amateur
and
HEATING
PADS
$
8.H
He:
r
t
,.
Hi
re
,,Tlm
OWf
"trlel
Wfl
riss
o
fisued
Joult
lotlce
t
tl
torn
Jon
.1
'ffica't
rUt
slid
vritln
.
tHW
Ve,
fay
Q
ton
is
still
at
the
dry
dink
where
a
major
overhaul
job
having
guaranteed
on
box.
Made
by
Kellogg's,
London,
Ontario.
IHllllllWlilllllilillM
T.S.S.
j
PRINCE
RUPERT
I
SAILS
FOR
RLANKETS
$11.30
to
$3U
FOR
ESTIMATES
ON
NEW
ASPHALT
UOOFS
Professional
Supplies
KETTLES
taken
longer
than
was
anticl-natd
and
the
vessel
not
being
ELECTRIC
HOT
WATER
TANK
.Slid
due
out
before
July
5,
the
work
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
$119.:,
CALL
3G3
MITCHELL
&
CURR1E
LTD.
of
keeping
the
Skeena
River
with
Putnn
Control
VANCOUVER
ELECTRIC
RANGES
$22!);
clear
of
snags
and
other
od-structlons
as
the
fishing
season
EI
Ef'TUIC
IRONERS
S81
Builders
and
Contractors
'
opens
Is
not
being
neglected.
Tim
loral
srrvlce
boat
F.
H.
ELECTRIC
VACUUM
CLKANKU
.
$91.
Tank
Type
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p
in.
ill!
Phippen,
Capt.
Cecil
Morrison
!
K
For
KETCHIKAN
has
been
pressed
into
service
and
has
Just
carried
out
five
days
work
under
direction
of
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Capt.
W.
F.
Robertson
oi
mc
j
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CHANDLER'S
PORTRAIT
STURIO
Film
Finishing
Enlarging
Flash
Photos
Taken'
at
Home
Phone
Green
389
216
4th
St
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
I
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
BKSNF.R
BL0CI
Essington
and
with
members
of
PHONE
210
STEWART,
I
PRINCE
Rl
I'F.KT
the
Essington
crew
on
board.
Such
other
snag
work
as
is
nec-
lG
;
!ubU
',
ncoi
tBe;
i
CITV
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
j
essat
y
will
tfe'
carried
out
by
the
I
Phippen
pending
the
return
to
i
service
of
ihe
Essington.
'
CHIROPRACTOR
i
CANADA
ljKPARTMFNT
OF
ACiRH
UITfllE
Prairie
Farm
KrhnbllHHUon
Ail
T
E
N
D
E
K
H
.
m
,
Honied
t.-iHtrm
will
be
received
by
tht-
umlTslsn'O
"
'
pm.
Hej;li.it
Time,
Mnn.Uv
July
11.
I!4B.
l-f
-'"'"'r"
r'
"
ram.lH
toerther
with
uppurteiintit
Mruetur
i
-ery
w
,
Hrr
Crook
into
R.w
Valley
The
work
extends
troin
I
li
n
,
the
Osoy.wR
Land
Dlhtrlct
of
British
Columbia
ui
ubmit
n
Kolowna
'
aUwlica
,.,
hpd
Ui
w
It"
Tendt-n
must
bo
Mibmltted
oil
the
tonus
tlon
In
the
envelope
provided.
,
1,iitoiao'
w
work
una
ot
The
followliiK
are
the
niHln
Itenia
tlllca
of
each:
w
,rre
Tommy
Frascr's
well
known
power
boat
Blue
Jay
is
to
make
Ketchikan
its
new
home
port
Following
Tommy's
departure
for
New
Hazelton,
the
smart
little
vessel
has
been
sold
to
Terry
Myser,
who
was
located
here
with
the
United
States
Army
during
the
war
and
now
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C.,
Ph.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Phone
BLUE
442
for
Appointment
HOI
RS
10:30
a.m.
to
12:30
p.m.
and
3
to
6
p.m.
EVENINGS
Monday
and
Friday,
7
:30
p.m.
foi
'
muse
unable
to
come
during
tht
,
day.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attend-
ance
afternoons.
DA
h'earvesfl1
EBY
&
SONS
I.
Clearing
iuh
nr
makes
his
home
at
the
First
I
City.
The
Blue
Jay
will
be
6;
har
-i-
t
i
Strippiui?
3,10
ru.
Backllll
am)
cu
Hand
Excavation
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Coiiimon
Excavation
4
(KW
cu
!
Canal
Exettvatlon
cu
Hock
Excavation
'rR
mr
Thnhn,
alii.rtllMl
Ullfl
iTI'dCfl
(.
shipped
north
at
an
early
date.
Carrying
117
passengers,
62
of
them
round-trip
tourists.
C
P
R.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
9
Metal
flume,
supplied
nd
er.tt.
d
2
,i
U!
Plana,
apoclllcatlons
and
form
of
contract
arc
mi
"
Contractors
REPAIRS
-
REMODELLING
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
(he
N.1I.A.
Phone
Green
883
Box
58fi
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Dally
j
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
I
rb
i
Capt.
P.
L.
Leslie,
docked
here
at
11
o'clock
Monday
morning
from
Vancouver
bound
for
the
P.
f.
R
A
Offlcea:
M,rih.m
Hill
5
fl"rl-
ppa
V
L
A
Buililiiw.
tK',.
Victoria
Avniuc
The
Airport.
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n
C
I.ETHBHIIKIF..
AtlertB.
.
A
In
,
lor
wm
,,,,
n8
'
'
Plana,
soocillcatlons
and
tender
forms
i
Tu
from
the
iiiirirrslKiK-d
at
hla
office
In
lf
,lt
o(
Ton
D"1
P.
R.
A.
Office
in
Kamlooiis.
.
1,..
,,.
nerri'"
Alaska
ports.
Six
passengers
disembarked
here
R.
F.
Clark,
Mrs.
F.
Sherritt,
Mrs.
P.
Smith,
Mrs.
B.
Jonasson,
F.
Lind
and
E.
Olscn.
chsK
or
a
ccrtlliod
choque
tor
the
Hmotint
Pn
f
the
return
...
...
.
.
,ilt
V.a
r,4.n,Hlllt
III"'"
,
.
Ol
LBIiana.
wnicn
nrpiiv
wot
-
U't""'
,,
:
n
tli
in
nltiT
a
.
and
bpeclflcationa
In
kk1
order
within
cue
m
.au.iw
Any
tendera
which
are
not
prepared
btiu.ny
'Iiibtructlona
U,
Bidder-
may
be
";J''cU"n
rr(.!rd.
,iir,,1,
accepted.
neceHrlly
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
s
By
Order
t
i
R
A
man
with
ideas
often
needs
more
than
his
own
brains
and
hands
to
prosper
from
his
enterprise.
Often
he
needs
money
...
Such
a
man
Is
the
"primary
producer"
the
farmer,
fisherman,
pulpwood
contractor,
miner.
When
he
needs
a
bank
loan
to
help
him
put
his
ideas
to
work,
he
is
free
to
shop
around
among
Canada's
ten
chartered
banks
for
the
best
deal
he
can
get.
That's
why
primary
producers
like
most
people
intend
to
keep
banking
competitive.
It
means
a
better
deal,
freedom
from
red
tape,
loans
made
on
merit,
not
on
politics
.
.
.
and
it
means
respect
for
privacy
in
money
mat'rs.
bio
M-CKii..m
mjr
ToniRht's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
11:30
daylight
time,
is
reported
to
be
on
time.
You
Saw
It
In
The
News!
Refina,
haskauiw-
(1441
1
.
I
i
i
0
BROADWAY
hi
rpE
First
Aid
May
Save,
Your
Life
VARIETY
.
.
.
SPICE
OF
LIFE
YOU
CAN
FIND
IT
AT
BULGERS
Shipments
of
new
articles
are
arriving
almost
every
day.
'
English
fancy
china.
Silver,
flatware
In
many
designs
and
all
at
standard
advertised
prices.
New
purses
at
lower
prices
since
the
tax
was
removed-New
models
in
wrist
watches
with
the
tax
also
off.
Hundreds
of
Interesting
as
well
as
useful
articles.
A
splendid
assortment
.
of
Diamond
engagement
and
wedding
rings.
Be
Prff
9
-
Many
serious
accidents
occur
in
ui
,y
0f
efS
.
l
to
meet
any
emergency
with
a
complete
use
first
aid
supplies.
Get
them
here
today.
C
BEST
FOOD
BEST
COOKING
CHINESE
UISHLS
A
SPECIALTY
Canada's
primary
producers
rxrv
good
reason
fa
demand
Utallarr
pii
n
th
privacy
of
thth
bonlcina.
FOR
TAKE-HOME
ORDERS
PHONE
200
.
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7
a.m.
to
1
a.tn.
(Saturdays
to
1:30
a.m.)
(Sundays
to
Midnight)
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West
Third
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h
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