5
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
September
12,
1950
'Back
From
Motor
,,.ri
home.
There,
the
things'
that
seera
to
really
count,
concerns
cost
of
living,
Insurance,
mortgages,
politics,
wage
scales
and
labor
unions.
Ray
Reflects
land
Reminisces
,JW1"
i-
8".,
Dining-
Trip:
to
Ontario
Housing
to
!
Fore
Again
City
Council
to
Work
,
inn
RAIN
COATS
Accompanied
by
hi
nephewr
It
does
not
follow
that,
because
a
bear
happenr-
to
be
In
Jasper
..j
part.
Rev.
Father
Louis
Amadlo
of
j
Said
a
barber,
last
week:
"A
dollar
is
too
much
for
a
hair
cut.
I
am
a
barber,
v
T
ran.it
j
Park,
that
it's
any
the
less
a
bear.
Some
are
wondering
If
this
could
Sioux
Lookout,
Ontario,
and
the1
With
Chamber
of
Commerce
On
Matter
it's
too
much.
If
I
speed-up
which
!txPlain
th
di-sappearanee
of
two
n..rln.
NAVY.
BLUE
GABARDINE
DOUBLE
BREASTED
STYLE
is
sometimes
necessary
I
can
tetter's
sister,
.Miss
Inez
Amadlo,
,
who
recently
arrived
from
Italy
j
to
make
her
future
home
in
this
country,
Louis
Arwadlo
returned
A1
DESIGN
am
.....nhis.
give
half
a
dozen
shingles
In
an
hour.
It'
often
been
done,
and
at
RICAT10N
FAB1
i
V
"..,i
I
an
$35.00
tRECTlOn
to
the
city
Sunday
night
from
a
year
old
Lorraine
Smith,
tne
search
for
whom
has
finally
been
abandoned.
This
is
not
Improbable,
for
there
are
plenty
in
the
Dark.
There
also
also
bears
on
Kaien
Island,
and
It's
a
sizeable
forest,
clothing
the
wlc'e
slopes,
and
wild
cnou;;h
to
be
the
home
of
bruin.
Firearms
cannot
be
dis
17
cents,
there
$4-50.
Of
course-i
customers
do
not
come
like
that,
but
I
still
figure
a
dollar
Is
just
a
bit
tall'-.
SILK
LINED
SHOWERPROOF
motor
trip
as
far
east
as
Saulti
MB""'-
;
marine
'''-
Ste.
Marie,
Ontario,
where
he
visited
with
his
brother,
Antonio
Amadlo,
and
other
relatives.
Housing
again
received
the
attention
of
the
city
couitcil
last
night
as
a'
delegation
from
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
waited
on
the
council
at
their
regular
meeting,
pointing
out
the
desperate
need
for
housing
here
and
asking
the
council
to
take
all
possible
action
In
the
matter,
representing
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
were
W.
F.
Stone
and
Robert
E.
Montador.
The
subject
came
up
for
discussion
when
Aid.
George
Casey
Mil-
VTOWX
charged
there
but
the
day
may
come
when
It
will
be
necessary
to
give
permission.
,
IFraser
and
Payne
The
movies,
when
the
screen
did
not
cut
quite
the
monumental
end
lovesick
size
It
does
today,
might;
have
lacked
a
lot,,
but
it
had
the
knuek
of
convulsing
folks.
They
had
paid
to
lauth,
E
WOUKS
Try
a
Dally
News
Classified.
When
one
reads
hot
weather
stories
from
El
Centro
and
Blythe
Ten
days
were
spent
at
Sault
Ste.
'Marie
by
Mr.
Amadio
and
four
days
at
Sioux
Lookout
and
they
started
out
from
there
August
30,
visiting
Winnipeg,
and
Emerson,
Manitoba,
Grand
Forks
and
Havre,
North
Dakota,
Helena
and
Missoula,
Montana,
Spokane,
Seattle
and
Vancouver.
anyway.
Sheer
nonsense,
of
placed
before
the
council
a
reso
course,
but
it
worked.
Thais
lution
that
the
city
clerk
write,
to
the
National
Housing
Admin
along
the
borders
of
California
and
Arizona.
It's
easier
to
understand,
If
it
were
ever
necessary,
why
so
many,
every
summer,
pack
the
passenger
fleets
in
istration
asking
that
the
allot
more
than
what
can
always
be
said
today.
Mack
Sennett
and
Ben
Turpln,
v.ho
had
not
been
seen
in
a.
does
age,
were
on
the
Capital
screen
last
week-end,
and
ment
for
Prince
Rupert
next
northern
waters.
These
b-ister-
1
71totetf.
Father
AmfMiom
Mfw
Amadlo
will
spend
a
few
days
here
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Amadlo.
,
lng
southern
points
report
121
how
the
house
roared
It
was
back,
for
an
hour
or
so,
to
the
even
as
high
as
X25.
Contrast
this
with
the
cool
blessedness
of
year
be
sufficient
to
build
75
to
100
houses.
Aid.
Casey
said
six
houses
had
been
completed,
ten
were
under
construction.
For
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
Mr.
stone
said
the
council
had
I
.
;
w
it
w
AMl
9
m
WW
Iter-'
tiient
drama,
cross-eyed
comedy,
f
tr
W
JgsJSP.
British
Columbia
and
Alaska.
Dr.
D.
McC.
Black,
director
of
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit,
left
pies
In
the
skies,
pies
in
the
eyes,
leaping
Hons,
and
with
something
doing
every
sulit
second.
'
done
all
it
could
this
summer
A
few
years
of
military
or
nava:
training
Is
good
for
any
young
by
today's
plane
for
Victoria,
fellow.
He
learns
a
lot,
and
it
t
where
he
will
attend
the
conven-
!
rinn
Of
Mprlif-ll
HpoIIH
Of
f
ipors
YOU
ARE
WISE
YOU
WILL
1
IF
School
studies
resume-
for
the
toward
finding
people
who
wanted
to
build
homes.
But
he
said
there
were
many
people
in
dire
need
of
homes
who
did
not
have
the
down
payment
to
mike
on
1
19&0-51
term
and.
with
it,
the
warn-
of
the
province.
On
his
return
Saturday,
he
and
Mrs.
Black
will
i
disquieting
kiicwledjre
that
no
will
be
helpful
in
later
life,
to.
Will
we
ever
forget
Sergeant
MacKenzie?
Trie
nayes
have
It.
He
was
middle
aged
and
a
Glen-carrv
crowned
his
burly
build.
He
!
fewer
than
10,000
high
school
leave
for
a
week's
vacation
at;
them.
He
said
building
costs
in
:
students
quit
every
year.
They
Smithers.
Prince
Rupert
were
exceptionally
high
and
suggested
the
council
j
do
not
go
through
with
what
they
had
served
in
foreign
parts,
hai
j
a
beak
of
a
nose
and
s
sun-burn-
,
try
to
obtain
a
special
dispensa
,
set
out
to
aii
ww
me
iuiuh-offer
learning
along
more
practical
lines,
or
retarn
to
classics
and
tion
for
Prince
Rupert
In
alle
OUTFIT
THE
LADS
-AT
THE
-
SPORTS
SHOP
Jackets
0
Trousers
Suits
Raincoats
Hats
i;
many
people
were
living
in
the
city
todav
under
quite
undesirable
conditions.
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
told
of
the
dif
YES.
.
.
.
STEP
RIGHT
UP!
WE
HAVE
THE
SUIT
FOR:
YOU!
abstract,
as
suggested.
There
does
WW
if
V
''.fe.
I
7
i
l-,
i
not
appear
to
be
much
of
this
at
viating
the
cost
of
building
houses
for
rental
purposes
to
make
the
project
interesting
to
investors.
If
that
was
not
possible,
he
thought
a
straight
sub
ed,
drooping,
mustache.
Me
cast
an
all-seeing
eye
over
the
first
parade
of
the
,
awkward-squad
and
shouted
'hair
cuts".
But
not
on
paid
a
dollar
for
any.
SOUTH
MOLTON,
Devon,
Eng.
W
T
F
Mock
made
a
mockery
of
an
embroidery
competition
hri.
He
beat
eight
wonvn
to
ficulty
of
new
teachers
finding
housing
accommodation
here.
It
was
hard
to
get
people
to
come'
sidy
could
not
hurt
the
govern
here
to
reside
under
existing
ment
because
of
the
taxes
on
conditions.
Right,
out
of.
the
designer's
W.
F.
Stone
pointed
out
that'
I
sketch
book
.
.
.
single
and
"
f
materials,
etc.,
it
received
from
building
a
home.
He
assured
the
council
the
Chamber
o
Commerce
was
behind
the
council
in
their
efforts
to
solve
the
problem
double
breasted
suit
,
take
first
prize.
it
was
difficult
to
reconcile
thet
cost
of
building
here
with
the.
LONDON
CP
A
Stanley
crane
return
that
could
be
obtained
escaping
from
its
paddock
is
JOHN
H.
carefully
tailored
by
master
craftsmen
of
luxurious,!
and
wnnlri
would
rin
do
anvthine
anything
to
to
assist
assist
1
"
uul
Ic"-al.
"
"11,
uiai,
suiuc
a
gpeclal
dispensation
might
be
straight
into
the
arms
of
lti
1
Hp!
BULGER
hard-wearing
fabrics.
.
We
have
a
tremendous
Kb3i
i
als
jNttutu
Ruoert.
Mr.
Montador
said
there
had.
Finanyi
the
Chamber
passed
been
some
confusion
regarding
rpsoh.tion
nointins
to
the
des-
OPTOMETRIST
selection
of
styles
to
choose
from.
BttlU
that
are
exactly
to
your
taste
and
priced
to
IFRACOMBE,
Devon,
England
CP)
During
Ilfracombe's
carnival
week
20
waitresses
in
full
uniform
ran
a
mile-long
race
carrying
a
tray
of
water-filled
glasses.
the
housing
problem.
He
saidipg,
nee(j
for
houslng
accom.
that,
in
spite
of
an
increase
over
I
m0dation
here
and
asking
the
the
previous
year's
allotment
for
cltv
council
to
take
action
with
,
.
....
VT
tT
i.
1
J
1
-,
.1
I
in
and
set
WviCKERS'j!
please.
Come
them
today.
i
s
Last
year
the
last
girl
to
finish
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
won
she
was
the
only
one
who
iM.n.A.,
i.ne
cumpaiiy
uiu
iwnw
a
view
to
obtaining
same,
the
all
its
quota
in
the
first
half
of
chamber
supporting
the
move
iu
the
year.
However,
he
continued,
every
way
possible.
didn't
spill
any
water.
r
wnat
was
required
was
a
icuuu
project.
He
had
been
over
tig-!
1
ALL
SHADES
In
GABARDINES
AND
WORSTEDS
!
V1CKERS
II
OISTIUIO
IM
CANAD
ures
carefully
with
the
city
clem?
and
they
had
come
to
the
oon-
and
oitiiutio
vCaivftx
clus:on
that
the
cheapest
nou&e
ITiis
advertisement
is
not
published
ot
displayed
by
the
Liquoc
Control
Board
of
W
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
to
meet
the
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
requirements
would
cost
about
$8,000.
Rental
for
that
houie
would
have
to
be
about
$75
a
month.
He
suggested
the
council
ask
the
government
to
put
in
a
rental
housing
program.
If
they
can
not
do
it,
they
shuold
explain
why.
It--
i.'
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l
r
;
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.
fit'
s
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1
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f
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.
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I
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3i
Asked
what
he
had
learned
at!
j
B;ri.
r1-:Tf;
.J-Jb1
"Mellow
3t'&y
Mature
.
S
A
run-
VrSr
Bodied-
,
WJty
'cine
Clothing
Store
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
rd
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
-for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
weWing
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenu-s
the
meeting
in
Victoria
Rbout
housing,
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thairt
said
nothing
had
come
up
there
that
applied
to
Prince
Rupert
except
the
general
provisions
of
the
act.
.
'
Altt.
T,
B.
Black
said
the
h.ius-
4
Serving
the
Public
of
Prince
Rupert
for
Over
33
Years
fMt
advertisement
to
not
published
oi
;
in?
committee
and
tne
unamoer
of
Commerce
had
covered
or.iy
disp)yd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boerd
at
tix
Govcmaent
of
British
CaltwUc.
one
nhase
of
relieving
the
hous
Kst.
1910
Phvi-
6
and
s
ing
fcituation,
the
purcnase
of
nonius.
He
suggested
Aid
Casey's
resolution
be
submitted
to
thc-hous;ng
committee
to
work
with
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
ani'
hat
rhe
committee
be
allowed
to'
spend
up
to
$50.
The
sug
jesUon
ai
made
Into
a
motion,
which
oys'
Shoes
passed
unanimously.
CHAMBF.lt
OF
COMMERCE
Urgent
need
of
housins
in
tno
city
was
emphasized
in
discussior.
at
the
meeting
-of
the
Chamber
PRINTING
FOR
EVERY
PyRvE
We'll
follow
your
instructions
implicitly
-lt
if
you
wish,
add
a
creative
touch
that
will
lend
distinction
to
your
printed
matter.
Moderate
prices.
Call
us!
Phone
234
OUR
NEV
STOCK
JUST
COME
IN
WILL
FIND
JUST
SHOES
THE
YOUNG
of
Commerce
which
preeecdedj
the
sending
of
the
delegation
toj
.ne
council
meeting.
There
was
unanimous
disagreement
with
any
ideas
that
the
completion
of
,
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
construction
work
-would
lessen
the
need
for
housing
here.
In
fact,
quite
the
opposite
might
be
the
case
as
permanent
employees
j
would
then
be
looking
for
hous-
LOW
WILL
REQUIRE
'
Phcn5
23
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Street
Prlnw?
Rupert
PRINTERS
STATIONERS
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
SCHOOL
ing.
It
was
also
agreed
tnai
I
s
'r,
jA'-
.
.
.
-'
.
iVLsr
,
l
kitchen
castle
Everybody's
Talking
About
This
Great
Razor
Bargain
!
-PIECE
Oxfords
and
hard-wearing
Boots
ion
.HD.SPENSER.
)
COMPLETE
WITH
10
GILLETTE
HUE
ILADES
Gay
as
all
outdoors!
The
walls
of
pale
sunshine
.
.
.
cupboards
a
soft
moss
green
.
.
.
table
tops
and
counters,
tomato
red.
And
the
floor!
A
magic
reflection
of
these
rich
natural
colours,
captured
in
Gold
Seal
Congoleum.
Mother
doesn't
worry
when
the
small
fry
track
in
sand
or
mud.
A
broom
or
damp
cloth
removes
the
evidence
faster
than
it
takes
to
scold
the
culprits.
A
Congoleum
nig
is
long-wearing
as
well
as
beautiful.
'
It
has
a
wear-layer
of
heat-toughened
paint
and
baked
enamel
equal
in
thickness
to
8
coats
of
the
best
floor
paint
applied
by
hand.
For
the
most
for
your
.money,
look
for
the
Gold
Seal
on
every
rug.
BIG
$2.O0
VALUE
VV
s
For
Only
xsLr
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
TTERE'S
the
greatett
bargain
in
shaving
history!
It's
th
new
Gillette
Rocket
Razor
and
the
amann
g
:
Gillette
Blade
Ehspenaer,
now
packed
;
in
a
permanent
Styrene
travel
case.
This
raeor
erumgee
blades
Inrtantly,
shaves
like
a
dream.
For
tops
in
sfwv
ing
ease
and
convenience,
buy
a
Gillette
Rocket
Razor
Set-only
$1.29.
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