1
RE-ROOFIHG!
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
Kewi
'
Wednesday,
May
31,
1950
iCn
you
build
cr
remodel,
choose
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SUPPLIERS
IN
POLICE
COURT
In
city
police
court
Monday
morning
four
persons
were
prosecuted
for
violating
liquor
laws
over
the
week-end.
Magistrate'
W.
D.
Vance
handed
out
two
$50
Canadian
Legion
Card
Party
tonight.
8
p.m.
sharp.
u
Ladies'
Bowling
banquet,
June
8th
at
8
p.m.
Legion
Audi-tonum.
aWp,
Asked
$50
And
Received
$100
George
Ogsion,
president
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia,
asked
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
a
contribution
of
$50
to
assist
the
Associated
Boards
organization
in
meeting
its
financial
requirements.
The
Prince
Rupert
Cham
jpKALT
SHINGLES
the
overwhelming
,ce
of
discriminating
home-owners,
builders
architects
from
coast
to
coast.
,
fhev
ere
made
by
BUILDING
PRODUCTS
UNITED
the
largest
manufacturer
of
asphalt.
"'nn!es
in
Canada.
Choose
your
roof
with
care,
specify
"B
P."
i:!tf
R
Tiircoccn
your
local
contractor
OR
DIRECT
FROM
Albert
&
McCaffery
United
The
sum
of
$32
was
reaped
from
a
special
retiring
offering;
which
was
taken
up
for
Wlm.ipeg
Relief
at
services
Sunday
in
First
Presbyterian
Church.
Ken,
F.
Harding,
manager
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative,
after
a
business
trip
south,
returned
to
the
city
!by
plane
Tuesday.
I
I
Fine
of
$5
was
paid
by
Joseph
fines
to
Mary
Brown
and
John
Seamore
for
supplying.
Both
also
paid
$3.50
costs.
Queenie
Temple
was
fined
$25
and
$3!o0
costs
for
being
In
possession
of
an
intoxicant.
A
$10
fine
and
MriO
Mu
:ic
and
Drama
Festival!
.
Association
meeting.
Civic
Cen-tie,
Wednesday,
May
31.
Mem-j
ters
and
representatives
re-'
quested
to
attend.-
(i2fi)!
Lcdon
Dance
this
Saturday!
:
"'Kill
in
aid
or
fi,uh
w,.u!
Prince
Rupert,
B,
C.
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or
117
p
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has
agreed
not
only
to
meet
!
costs
was
frivej
to
Ruf
us.
W-hfte,
the
request
for
a
minimum
con-
j
charged
with-being
iaid.
"
tribution
of
$50
but
to
double
!
....
A-
Van
Wlle?han
in
city
police
court
this
morning
for
failing
i
j
pay
B.
C.
Hospitalization
Insurance.
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
was
informed
that
Walleghan
had
paid
his
premium
before
ap
ing
assistance
scheme
should
bo
actively
followed
up
by
oth-r
M3
UII
$3
Survey
pearing
in
court.
FOR
YOUR
HOLIDAY
"Flying
U'.'
'
,
Guest
Ranch,
Cariboo
liding,
boating,
swimming,
dancing
and
fishing
"
Write,
Wire
or
Phone
Chas.
Wilkinson
,
:e
Mile
P.O..
B.d
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which
has
now
means,
J.
T.
Harvey
urged
al.
the
I
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Monday
'
night.
An
active
committee'
should
pursue
the
v.aiter
and,
if
necessary,
report,
to
the
e;;ecu-
i
GREAT
LAKE
The
length
of
Lake
Michigan
is
321
miles
and
it
has
an
area
of
2-.40O
square
miles.
n,.)!!''-'!
throufih
r.ew;-Siivii:isim;
for
an
cx-,;...i
jutrrest
In
;h
Fund.
Everyone
welcome.
Dane-!
n
begins
at
9:30.
Tickets
$1.00
i
(126i!
Women's
Hospital
'Auxiliary
Tea
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene,
945
Borden
St.,
2:30-5:30
June
I.
(It)
We
have
many
new
presentation
compacts
in
various
de-'ifn.o,
beautifully
finished
in
Cold
unii
fctuver,
priced
$2.00
to
$15.0(1.
Bulger's,
(it)
The
tanker
Imperial
Vancouver
docked
iiere
Sunday
afternoon
at
5:30
and
unloaded
5,000
barrels
of
fuel
oil
at
the
Imperial
Oil
wharf.
She
sailed
at
6
a.m.
Monday.
the
figure
and
send
$100.
Mr.
Ogston,
in
his
communication
to
the
local
Chamber,
requested
at
least
$50
from
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
and
$25
from
Vanderhoof.
W.
J.
Scott,
member
of
the
local
Chamber
and
vice-president
of
the
Associated
Boards,
felt
that
the
$50
would
be
inadequate
and
proposed
the
$100.
The
executive
of
the
local
Chamber
will
also
draw
up
a.
resolution
for
submission
to
the
Associated
Boards
convention
to
be
held
late
in
August
in
Prince
George
with
a
view
to
drawing
Tmii
i(.n-pn)vincial
hous-
$1525
Roised-
8,000
PARTICIPANTS
IN
OTTAWA
MUSICAL
FESTIVAL
Ottawa
music
festival,
highlight
of
the
year,
runs
for
six
days,
will
have
6,000
taking
part.
Young
man
with
a
horn
is
Gordon
Nichols,
Ottawa,
who
took
top
honors
in
junior
cornet
solo
competition.
He
only
nudged
out
Patsy
Phillips,
left,
by
one
note,
with
score
of
169
to
168.
Cancer
Fund
Still
Grows
up
a
more
adequate
plan
of
fin-
,
A
bcuntiful
supply
of
home
anem
of
the
Associated
Boards
you
won
REST
-
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.
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until
you've
slept
on
an
Air-foam
Mattress.
Clean,
.
cool,'
comfortable
latex,
fits'
every
contour
of
your
body,
yet
never
gets
out
of
shape.
t
At
$69.50,
Canada's
standard
price.
Terms
may
be
arranged.
MATTSOM'S
:
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Seoul's
Expenses
Raised
Saturday
cooking
was
quickly
sold
as
were
organization.
!
the
many
useful
household
arti-
I
cles
realized
from
coupons
col-
I
-
A-
Cowan
of
Los
Angeles,
lected
by
the
cubs.
The
country
'
who,
happened
to
be
in
the
city
live
council
cf
the
Chamber
during
the
summer
months.
It
was
reported
that
Denys
Black,
administrator
of
Central
Housing
and
Mortgage
Corporation
frm
Vancouver,
would
be
here
in
connection
with
the
matter
next
month.
W.
P.
Stone
reported
that
the
municipal
committee
of
the
Chamber
had
interviewed
the
city
council
In
connection
with
the
housng
matter
as
a
result
of
which
the
city
had
decided
to
proceed
with
the
survey
of
the
need
of
new
housing,
the
sunny
to
be
spearheaded
by
the
newspaper
advertising.
,
Mr.
Stone
reported
that
the
municipal
committee
had
also
met
with
the
traffic
committee
of
the
city
council
and
some
suggestions
made
which
it
was
hopd
would
be
effected.
rtDunt
rTorSet
tne
Although
the
campaign
has
Sf;"'
3lmx.
Thursday,
officially
closed,
contributions
J?
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TJU
StiU
COmi"
ln
for
the
50
2
tr.a
and
and
3rd,
rd
at
the
Armouries,
.,
Hrti
f-
t,,.
ot
the
v.
Gth
Avenue
West.
Fun
for
all'
"V
Canadian
Fishpond,
Novelties
and
Game,,?"":
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SC
8ty
a"d
ReV'
FrPd
Conrad
Street
School
was
the
scene
of
a
successful
sale
and
store
was
a
big
attraction
and,
iasl
weanesaay
during
me
K.ms-in
a
Jhort
time,
was
completely
men's
club's
Victoria
Day
cele-sniH
nut
Tv.hn,..
vt
bration,
took
some
Interesting
Door
prle
each
evenlna-
hm,
:"lu"UOU8'
Jucal
cnairman,
re
arternoon
tea
Saturday
when
the
and
,
press
photosraphs
of
the
parade.
X
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it
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One
of
them
whirh
turned
out
330
2nd
Ave.
children.
Blue
818
....
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r
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Mrs.
H.
Thorn
was
eeneral
ports
the
grand
total
has
now
:
leached
the
final
total
of
$1525.80.
The
original
objective
was
$1000.
The
actual
house-to-house
canvassing
ceased
a
week,
ago
...
IPfniit
flnof
tultri
thrpo
RfniitQ
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Ed.
Mussellam
and
T.
N.i
Youngs,
acting
as
a.
special
com-
mittee
for
the
Prince
Rupert:
C
hamber
of
Commerce,
are
continuing
their
investigation
into
Group
No.
2,
assisted
by
the
group
committee,
raised
the
funds
necessary
to
send
King
Scout
Magnus
Eyolfson
to
the
convener,
assisted
by
ail
mem
bers
Of
the
Women's
Auxiliary.
1
SIDNEY
GONICK,
I
standing
at
salute.
The
picture
(which
has
been
received
at
the
i
Daily
News
office
will
be
aail-jable
for
the
first
of
these
boys
who
calls.
r
fin
m.p
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t
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y"--"jixiiy
ui
asKisune
local
ut
....
international
jamboree
to
be
'
held
at
Valley
Forge,
Pennsylvania,
in
June.
j
smaii
businesses
n
establish
ns
.u
.
i.
,
.
tnbutions
have
been
received
o
a
pension
i
...
plan
for
their
cra-
pioyees.
Optometrist
To
insure
publication
of
display
or
classified
advertising
.opy
for
same
must
be
in
the
effice
of
the
Daily
News
b
4
D.m.
the
dav
Drevlous
ti
The
hall
was
tastefully
decor-
ated
with
green
and
yellow,
the
j
troop
colors.
Tea
tables
were
i
with
which
Mr.
Antrobus
is
much
gratified.
There
are
but
three
expected
sources
still
to
be
heard
from.
Following
are
the
latest
W$
Crisp
cml&wkih
bedecked
with
spring
flowers,
j
advertising.
Requirement;
Now
Located
O
Northland
Dairy
announce
that,
as
they
have
no
surplus
milk
at
present,
they
are
brin?-in
buttermilk
from
Vancouver
Many
friends
called
during
the
the
mechanical
department
make
this
rule
necessary
Mezzanine
afternoon
to
patronize
the
affair.
2PACKA&E
SIZES!
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
320
3rd
Ave.
W
Headquarters
for
the
VIEW-MASTER
Full
Library
of
Color
Reels
Developing,
Printing
.
v
Enlarging
Photographic
Supplies
Scenic
Views
Kodaks
for
Everyone
lor
bottling
here.
Price
delivered',
S
.J.
Anderson
2
00
22c
per
quart.
Owing
to
advance;
A
w
A1Ialra
""J..
2.00
in
price
oi
cnojo
ate
svruo
M.
Van
Cooten
2.00
rhoeolale
milk
will
now
be
203
per
quart
delivered.
(127)
GEORGE
COOK
"
JEWELLERS
For
appointment
Phone'
212
'
527
3rd
Ave.
W.,
R.
Munro
2.00
R.
Kelday
2.00
K.
King
5.00
Gee.
Fritz
2
00
Announcement
J.
T.
Prince
2
00
Cr
Wil
enn
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Mrs.
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PHONE
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Anxmarj-
w.
Wallace
.
2
00
Tea.
Fa.sh.on
Show,
Teacup
"
Brown
2
00
Heading.
May
31.
,
jW.
H.
Murray
2.00
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
Stan
Johnson
5.00
Tea,
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene,
945
Mrs.
Touch
2
00
0
size
for
big
cereal-eating
j
rflrTW
families
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Popular
REGULAR
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handy
for
Korden
St.,
June
1.
Conrad
Street
School
PTA
HUtUarr
J.
Keays
W.
Bussf'y
W.
D..
McAia
200
2.00
2.00
2.00
'Wind-Up"
Tarty.
Conrad
Street
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pihimi
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f..-..
iM.
Ilansor.
J.
H.
Falls
10.00
hody
welcome.'
I
Annunciation
Home,
Asso.-iation
Bake
Sale,
jLIng
Shong
2.00
School
;c
QlIong
2.00
vu"
;
Chinese
Free
Masons
5.00
wore,
June
3,
1
to
4
a.
m.
small
families.
Tai
Sun
2.00
Hollywood
Cafe
5.00
Broadway
Cafe
5.00
Mrs.
P.
Wong
2.C0
Cambi
al
Tea.
June
7
Mrs.-
J.
McRae.
4th
Ave.
West.
C.W.L.
Tt
a
and
Sale
of
home
cooking
2:30.
Card
Tournament
IWah
Kiir.
HOURS
'
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
'
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
o
9
p.m."
"
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
.
AVENUC-
final
a
pm.
Thursday,
June
8
Lin
2
00
D-ing
I.es
2.00
Star
Store
2.00
Shin
2.00
:The
in
Catholic
Hail.
Dar
Hex
Men's
Tea
Cafe
5.00
ll
United
Churrn'
Thursday,
June
8.
Grand
Cafe
10.00
5.00
Girl
Guide
Tea,
Conrad
School:
RuPcrt
Bllkcl'.V
K.
Maahs
2.00
June
10.
START
SCHOOL
FOR
BABY"
SITTERS
School
for
baby-sitters,
probably
first
of
its
kind
in
Canada,
has
started
in
St.
Catharine's
Ont.
Anne
Roland,
left,
and
Sandra
Stevens
learn
how
to
mix
baby's
formula.
Girls
asked
for
a
course
of
six
weekly
lectures.
Embryonic
sitters,
schooled
to
meet
any
emergency,
are
in
pool
which
insists
parents
be
home
when
they
say
they
will.
A
public
health
nurse
gives
first
aid
instruction
for
emergencies
that
"sitters"
meet.
mw
OPEN....
vOiossi's
Music
Store
Commodore
Cafe
3
00
Presbyterian
Tea,
June
15.
jDavicl
Chow
2.00
United
Church
home
cooking
j
Sunrise
Co.
Ltd
3.00
i
I
Dong..
Sing
..;
2.00
mm
Olher
contributions
53.50
i
SUPPLIES
pale,
Thompson's
Hard
war.;,
June
17.
11
a.m.
to
4
p.m.
LOB.
A.
tea
and
sale
of
home
cookiiv;
and
sewing
at
home
of
Mrs.
W.
Fauyht,
7111
Fifth
Avenue
West,
June
23.
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale
Nov.
1(5.
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage
Employees
73.00
Residents
of
Sunnyside
Cannery,
North
Pacific
Cannery,
Claxton
Cannery,
and
Oslaiul
100.00
Agents
for
the
finest
in
Musical
Instruments
PIANOS
TUNED
AND
RFCONDITIONED
h
Street
Phone
mark
339
(127)
Grandmere
Sweaters
Just
arrived
....
a
full
range
of
twin
sets
.also
short
sleeves
and
pullovers
in
the
famous
Cashmere
finish.
l.so
new
creations;
by
Grandmere
with
plunging
neckline
and
waist
band
shearing.
GARDEN
TOOLS
SEEDS
AND
FERTILIZERS
FENCING
AND
NETTING
'TRAVELLING?'
If
f
FOR
EVERY
OCCASION
For
the
very
finest
in
LUGGAGE
George
Cook,
Jeweller
1
McBride
Street.
Phone
311
First
Showing
in
Prince
Rupert
DOM'S
DEPT.
STORE
see
527
3rd
W.
Box
1188
Phone
264
You'll
find
just
the
CAKE
or
PIE
you're
looking
for
at
the
home
of
fine
baking
r
EXPERT
TIRE
REPAIRS
and
VULCANIZING
RUPERT
BAKERY
LIMITED
II
$5.00
$5.00
Baked
Fresh
Daily
Menrs
Scotch
Grain
Brogues
i-
rv
ar
riercmg
U.YW0OD
CAFE
Let
our
tire
'
expert
Alf
Steinhart
inspect
the
tires
on
your
car.
No
charge
or
obligation
for
this
service
and
it
will
Insure
safe
driving.
DO
IT
NOW!
from
H(lST
I'l'-TO-OATE
CAVK
IN
Till:
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