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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
September
25,
1930
i
Headed
Homeward
Survivor
sAnd
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Jarvis
H.
McLeod,
who
has
been
to
Ootsa
Lak.
on
ji
bu.slne.is
trip,
returned
to
Prince
Rupm
'
Saturday.
They
started
out,
Walker,
who
are
motoring'
through
the
interior.
'
Body
Arrivel
Body
of
23-year-old
Lloyd
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
Capt.
John
Boden,
arrived
in
I
fr
!
Houstie,
one
of
two
members
of
port
at
5:30
yesterday
alternoon'
if
alt
J
irom
Vancouver
and
waypoint3
and,
after
discharging
a
heavy
cargo
of
freifiht
here,
sailed
at
2
am
for
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
Other
northern
points
whence
she
is
due
back
here
tomorrow
to
sail
at
1:30
p.m.
on
i
the
crew
who
perished
when
the
:
B.
C.
Packers
seinboat
Scrub
cap-i
sized
in
a
lossy
storm
at
Ekide-:gnte
Bar
last
Thursday
evening,
was
here
aboard
the
sleamer
I'hilcotin
this
morning
enroute
j
to
deceased's
home
at
Bella
I
Bella
where
interment
will
be
made.
I
j-d
the
some
vessel
were
surviving
members
of
the
crew
Capt.
Peter
Jackson,
Charles
I
PniHi!
rhtptirp
Martin
and
'(
H
fen
m
ner
return
south.
Exciting
New
Fashions
2
At
Exciting
Low
Prices!
i
unce
more
a
brief
v
'sitor
to
I
1
ri
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f.fc.k;
port
Is
HMCS
Cedarwcod
,
under
I
f
I
xM
C'
command
of
Lt.
Cmdr.
J.
waif-
I
I.I
.A
Vrniriin,
endon.
She
docked
here
At
PEOPLES
-r-
Satur-ililli
M
.....
.
e
In
the
1
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A
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,"r.ttM
Mi
day
after
a
rouph
oassfl":
here
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f
I
11
Uw
,
V
Pacific
off
the
coast.
While
euestsof
C
P
I
VJd
U-aV-
-
'
the
ship's
company
are
Kalph
Hunt,
all
of
Bella
Bella.
Search
is
beir.r
ocntinued
for
the
.second
victim
Ralph
Sunday
who
's
still
missing.
The
S-rub
was
salvaecd
and
is
now
at
Queen
Charlotte.
The
four
survivors
told
of
the
HMCS
Chatham.
The
Cedarwood
Is
conducting
an
occanaraphlc
'
survey.
L.
-
I
m
I
o
picase
your
own
strong
fashion
sense
to
please
your
J)
limited
budget
...
a
new
group
of
fresh-
for
-
hall
dresses
at
truly
comfortable
prices!
We
feature
the
Classlired
Ads
Brine:
Results.
"Well,
just
don't
sit
there!
if
raedv.
They
-at
ashore
in
a
!
skiff.
The
boat
was
in
twelve
f
r
v.hc
it
was
struck
bv
a
huee
wave
and
cap-'fi;eci.
Vrhcn
the
survivo-s
eam
chn
thev
wrre
tiken
care
nf
rv
Sandsnit
ostmaster
Bill
IMatheson.
who
eave
them
hot
nffee
and
a
bunk
for
the
ni?ht.
The
boat
and
net
were
a
total
n
Anniversary
Of
Church
CFPR
RADIO
DIAL.
1240
Kilocycles
For
Cleatr,
Courteous
Service
Call
TAXI
65
TAXI
Now
lT-iler
Nrw
Management
If
we
don't
have
a
car,
we'll
call
you
one..
,
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today
,o
wed.
&ZTyr.
(Subject
to
fhanpe)
newest
shcath-silhou-ctfc
styles
.
.
.
the
most
popular
fabrics
and
Autumn
'50
colors.
Junior
and
misses'
sizes.
Come
choose
today.
SASKATOON
Yesterday
was
tho
56th
anniversary
of
the
fir.
t
service
of
Knox
United
Church
ia
Saskatoon
and
the
pastor
scr.t
i
p.m.
9.05
Trv
a
C'ass..'-d
in
the
News.
p-o--'
wishes
to
all
Ea
i:3to
n
pioneers
where
ever
they
n'piit
;
MONDAY
P.M.
4:10
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liuoial.uns
&
Int.
4:3C
Ma.",i;
Adventures
4:45
Vcuni
aMn
iWLh
a
Song
4:S5-CBt;
News
5:03
Manic
for
Strincs
1).
,
t-h'-uchout
Canada.
ThMull
afternoon
was
beautiful,
with
the
tanr
nf
autumn
in
the
nir
'and
,
pnzintj
along
Spadina
C""v:it,
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
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one
e'mld
fc.
(he
univrsMv
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rhanch'g
color
of
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PHOfO
HNIbHING
Lieu
,uur
Kodak
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Unc-Up.
Kiash
attachments
for
all
Cameras.
JOHN
H.
BOLtEl
irroMiiTRiST
5:15-
liusic
and
Malarky
,
5:30
Tj
Be
Aniuur.ced
5:43
Young
Man
With
a
Song
5:55
IB3
IT
jws
tiii
tiiiiiupr
Serfimtle
6:15
Mirtial
Airs
6:20-
Musicul
Vuiictics
7:0(1
C'HC
ttews
7:15
CP'J
News
Kouudup
7:3
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the
Fiano
7:15-Talk
K:0O
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House
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Summer
Fallow
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10:10-C
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Nr-vs
In
1R01
Saskatoon
wr.-.
'it
b
o
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than
a
village.
Today.
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Is
a
city
of
at
leat
59,003.
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p.ln
Hilton.
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Ilca'th
Nurse,
Prince
t'nr-t
T'ei'th
Unit,
returned
from
ihe
On"'"!
Charlotte
Islands
by
;
lnne
Tatrrdiy
after
making
her
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quarterly
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cf
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Printing
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lu:15
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10:30
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10:41
Invitation
to
the
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11:15
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1930,
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77m
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Recipes
uv.mwvfwwjv;
improving
the
availability
and
Ripply
of
electrical
power"
to
the
people-
The
Commiaaion
haa
acquired
and
amalgamated
23
operating
electric
ouW?
acrvicea,
including
diatribution
ayalcma,
with
inimcuse
aaviug
(t
consuln,
rcaulting.
The
Commlaaion
haa
inve.lcd
nearly
tO,OIM),(M)0
in
grnernlin
plu'
mission
an-1
diatribution
aervieea
to
supply
power
to
indulrica
and
than
41,04H)
commercial
and
domestic
customers.
Overboot
SALE
Children's
and
Misses
m
Marshmallow
Squares
Vi
cup
butter
Vi
pound
marshmallows
H
teaspoon
vanilia
5
cups
oven-popped
rise"
cereal
Ctok
butte.
an
amarshmal-lows
over
hot
ater
until
thick
and
syrupy.
Add
vanilla
beat
thoroughly.
Put
cereal
in
large
greased
tswl
and
pour
on
marsh-mallow
mixture,
'stirring
briskly
Form
into
tal's
or
press
into
greased
shallow
pan;
cut
into
iHua
res
v.nen
cool.
Yield:
T
balls
(2
inches
diameter)
or
24
2',4-lnch
squares
(9
x
13-inch
panK
"
is
aa
junta.
$rant
I
BEST
PROCURABLE
(I!
IEIIS
OLD)
'
,
The
Commishion
is
eiiKaK-d
In
theeHriiHii.il
of
rural
flc.
lr1niiiln-ur
economical
irrigation
and
the
other
numeroua
labour
anil
time-saving
advantages
of
power
to
!llefam,l
The
Commission
is
developing
the
enormous
hydro
power
potential
of
the
proince,
with
such
projreta
112,000
horsepower
John
Hart
Development,
serving
Vancouver
Islaiidt
the
ttluil-huii
project
which
'
develop
the
North
Okanagan,
Kamloops
and
other
comniuuities
of
the
southern-central
interior!
the
0
River
hydro
development,
which
will
supply
Sechelt
and
adjacent
coaatal
areas.
The
Commission
continues
to
survey
hydro
resources,
with
a
view
to
taking
care
of
the
future
needs
of
the
pW
The
Commission
operates
on
a
financially
independent
Itasis,
paying
all
interest
on
capital.
pr
i'1"'!
fjj,,
revenues
for
maintenance
and
renewal
reserves,
sinking
fund
and
contingencies.
Its
profits
go
inlo
ih
'
'
reserve
fund,
for
the
improvement
of
service
and
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Donald
Duck
and
M.'ckcy
Mouse
Pull
On
Rubber
Boots
MM
protection
of
the
interests
of
its
customers.
'
WHITE
O
RED
GREEN
A
limited
number
of
the
BW
Columbia
Power
Commit'"
emU"S
annual
report
for
the
year
April
30,
1950,
it
available
from'
Secretary,
Box
So.
550,
Victoria,
B.
The
Commission's
widespread
operations,
and
the
assurance
of
adequate
supplier
of
power,
are
directly
responsible
for
the
eipansion
of
industry.
Such
projects
as
the
huge
pulp
industries
on
Vancouver
Islund,
at
Cedar
and
Alberni,
and,
soon
to
be
built,
at
Duncan
Bay,
utilize
Commission
power
from
the
John
Hart
Development.
Power
is
essential
to
the
fullest
development
of
basin
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,
.
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Sizes
8
to
12
Misses
Sizes
13
to
3
"
m.nn,
lactones
ana
ltruii,
2.19
SALE
PRICE
Power
Means
Progress
Fashion
Footwear
ru;.
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