the
standi
!
have
t'EC
y
1
Prtnre
RiiprTt
Daflp
rutins
Friday,
August
12,
1949.
LOOKING
BACK
MT.MRWl
OP
CAXAD-
ATDri
BTOSt)
OF
C
IB
CHELATIONS
CA3A3IAN
DAILY
ASSOCIATION
4a
Independent
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oewpper
otrotea
w
n
upbuilding
at
Prince
Rupert
w)
.
umimuLiuw
oomoruang
DOrtPwn
nd
central
British
Columoia
(Authorized
u
Second
Ciua
Ull.
Pom
onix
Department.
Ottwi
PublUheO
eery
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Frtnct
Rupert
Di!y
News
Ltd..
8rd
Aenu.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
O.
A
HUNTER.
Maruwrlng
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Dlrertor.
though
the
Dr.
W.
t
k,
Physiclai
and
m,
ii-ict.
an.no(ttlC(.t
ment
and
his
k.
up
residence
ln
ti
planned
lo
Sill!
w
.
eTTRSCRIPTION
RATES
Otu
Cimrr,
Per
Wee.
30c:
Per
Month.
75c;
Per
Year,
18
00.
August
12,
1921
J.
D.
McDougald,
a
director
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
said
in
an
Interview
that
construction
of
a
terminal
elevator
here
which.
was
planned
for
the
near
future
"would
bring
ships
to
this
port,
the
railway
would
Br
Mall.
Per
Month.
60c:
Per
Year,
5
00
-un
Moon
with
M;
1
Advertise
Cynthia's
Win
Hup!
'
1
v
-.Win-;
,
..
t
AllCLJ
SI
oe
busier,
the
dry
doc
ana
ail
',
other
Institutions
connected
with
the
port
would
get
business."
'
Charges
of
wastage
an'd
In-'
efficiency
In
the
city
engineer's
department
were
contained
in
a
letter
placed
before
city
council
'5.4
rcrn
-----
r?V
r.r.
,
-
(w.
.1
K
"J
--tfa!.'fc8i
'
,,,,,,,
.
f't,
.
ClHj
prices!
BUY
Kd
by
J.
W.
JorgeiiM-ii.
a.
me
i
employee
of
the
department
who
had
been
discharged.
The
letter
was
referred
to
the
board
of
works
without
being
read
in
council.
to
determine
Tests
wer
conducted
the
feasibility
of
radio
lift'
'
7
-
wl
.
1
1
-a-
'4.
-
i
MEN'S
WOKK
P(
'contact
between
the
Seal
UJ
I
wireless
station
and
the
fisheries
To
$1.50
Nuw
...
f
MEN'S
URKSS
P
10
i.UU
.Now
patrol
plane
wiilcn
was
op..ui.-ing
in
this
area.
Although
the
tests
were
made
at
close
r
uig'i,
PARLIAMENT
SEPTEMBER
15
Seat
of
'legislation
and
government
of
Canada
where
members
will
soon
foregather
again,
among
the
m
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
Prince
Rupert's
new
MEN'S
(iABAKDlf
It
appeared
that
the
resulU
were
To
$13.50
Now
satisfactory.
YOUNG
MEN'S
Tl
I
interior
Alaska.
The
shipment
to
Cynthia
Norton
and
CONGRATULATIONS
Terraced
There
is
something
of
the
fairy
tale
flavor
to
this
pretty
English
girl's
victory
in
the
contest
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
week
for
the
honor
of
representing
Prince
Rupert
at
the
"Miss
P.N.E."
finals
in
Vancouver
a
couple
of
weeks
hence.
While
the
seven
Prince
Rupert
girls
Cynthia
was
the
only
contestant
from
out
of
town
each
had
their
friends
and
admirers,
there
is
some
satisfaction
in
the
outcome
of
the
Terrace
girl
having
won.
It
shows
that
the
local
people
were
able
to
recognize
a
good
thing
when
they
saw
it
and
to
do
the
fair
thing
in
their
selection
of
the
out-of-town
girl.
Local
girls
are
also
to
be
commended
for
their
spirit
of
good
sportsmanship.
They
will
join
heartily
with
the
rest
of
us
in
wishing
Cynthia
the
best
of
luck
as
she
goes
on
to
the
wider-competition
in
the
south.
May
she
do
as
well
as
our
lovely
Margie
Brain
did
just
a
year
ago!
OFF
TO
SPOKANE
Prince
Rupert
girls
set
out
on
TH3RTY-0DD
2'high
adventure"
this
afternoon
as
the
Job's
.
Daughters'
drill
team
leaves
for
Spokane
to
take
parfin
a
colorful
international
contest
of
teams
f
roii
all
parts
of
Canada
and
the
United
States
in
marfching
and
precision
routine.
Probably
for
the
most
of
them
it
is
the
first
trip
so
far
abroad
and
the
circumstances
are
particularly
interesting.
Having
seen
them
in
action,
we
are
sure
they
will
givi
good
account
of
themselves
and
probably
SLACKS-To
Sil
l
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
...
and
Reminisces
Now
MEN'S
SPORT
S
I
Washable
To
i
!
Now
BARGE
LOADS
CARGO
HERE
Towing
her
regular
barge
with
refrigerator
truck
bodies
on
deck,
the
Seattle
tug
Shlnn
arrived
in
port
here
Thursday
afternoon
to
load
a
cargo
of
a
ill
be
made
via
Haines
where
(he
cargo
wirl
be
loaded
Into
trucks
and
moved
over
the
Haines
cutoff
and
Alaska
highway.
Longshoremen
labored
into
the
night
to
transfer
the
cargo.
Master
of
the
Shinn
Is
Capt.
Otto
Barkhousen.
MEN'S
SHORT
SB
about.
He
speaks
of
the
limit-
Anvone
who
would
steal
cas
of
foodstuffs
for
oline
from
the
tanks
of
a
pas-
less
water
power
going
to
waste
eight
carloads
senger
seaplane
has
a
family
among
the
provinces
mountains
resemblance
to
the
party
who
Electricity,
h
emphasizes,
Washable
To
S:
Now
MEN'S
GABMtD
U
B
,
Latesl.
F
Ta
$49.50
Now
August
13,
1S39
!
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-;
pltal
was
preparing
to
move
Into
its
new
premises
on
Fifth
Avenue
at
Green
Street.
The
move
required
a
conslderaoliJ
amount
ol
detailed
planning
by
the
hospital
board.
H.
N.
Stovin,
of
Toronto,
station
regulations
manager
for
th"
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation,
admitted
here
that
th'i
part
of
the
country
was
the
MEN'S
WORSTI
U.K..
AII-VYiml,
P
would
have
no
abjection
to
should
be
her
cheapest
corn-slipping
a
time
bomb
in
the
mod'ty
and
the
one
most
wide-hold
of
an
Atlantic
liner.
j
ly
used.
The
Aluminum
Co.
of
'
Canada
is
making
a
first
rate
The
difference
between
Prince
start
in
the
general
direction
Rupert
and
Port
Churchill,
this
of
Mr.
Thorsons
ideas,
fall
.will
be
that
here,
we
have
To
$4".5-Now
Till;
DOMINION
.I.H
TIONS
A
T,
l!H
I
I.-.
t..r.il
ItikirlH
ir
SkM-iia
SUMMARY
OF
KETUUN
OF
ELECTION
EXPENSES
There
is
bulow
set
out.
as
required
by
Section
83
I
Si
of
The
Dominion
slimed
by
tbe
otfic.al
aeut.
of
the
return
Elections
Act.
1:)B
a
summary,
ot
elec
uon
cxoeiwes
nwUe
to
me
by
hl;n
on
beliall
of
Edward
T.
Appie-wlialu-.
election
of
a
member
to
erve
i.ne
ol
tlie
candidates
at
the
recent
in
the
House
of
Commons
of
Cannda
held
in
he
above
own
nulled
leotori
district
vhloh
said
return
is
on
file
at
my
oflice
and
may.
on
payment
ol
a
fee
of
twenty
cents,
be
there
In.pected
and
extracts
taken
therefrom
at
nny
reasonable
time
durtni?
the
six
months
next
after
the
Snd
day
of
August
iM9.
beliiK
the
day
upon
which
the
said
return
furnished
to
me.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert
this
2nd
day
uf
August.
1941).
ROD
MACLEOD.
Returning
Officer.
MEN'S
SOX-Fw
work.
From,
Pai
BOI
S'
S(
H001
To
$U5
Now
Batoclie
,on
the
Saskatchewan
River
between
Saskatoon
ond
Prince
Albert,
where
the
rebellion
of
'85
came
to
its
un-
an
elevator
and
no
ships.
At
the
Hudsons
Bay
terminus,
there
Is
also
an
elevator
and
not
enough
wheat
to
give
a
car
BOYS'
SPORT
To
$2.25-Now
go
to
the
boat
expected.
Where
to
hang
the
blame,
this
time?
,
happy
end,
is
the(entre
of
a
pleasant
countryside.'-
The
territory
has
long
since,
been
well
settled.
Wheat
is
grojmi
as
vell
BOYS'
ANKLE
4
Suiiiiiiurv
of
Return
of
fcle.tlon
l.ieiiseH
f
hdaurd
T.
Apple
halt
,
No.
Of
''
persons
from
whom
A.
MnrKENZIE
FITKNITUKE
LTH.
A
C.OOI)
PLACE
TO
BI
Y
SPECIAL
Continental
Bert.
Full
Size.
Rest
more
flat
ribbon
uprin
full
si.
A
prine
I
iU
mattress,
lull
size
See
our
carpets
ii'st
arrived
Phone
75
327
3rd
Avenue
To
50c
Now
Saw
Captain
Nedden's
photo
Ami.
received
4O15
0
4
prairie
produce.
That
far
BOYS'
PANTS
ln
The
News,
the
other
day.
The
as
Receipts
contributions,
etc.
Receipts.
rhiMise
for
xh
rrnrmaed
unpaid
conributlons.
etc
Total
4015.08
4
Good
fit
and
4
Skipper
we've
known
for
many
north,
one
begins
to
be
in
touch
years
and
he's
a
thorough
sail-
with
forests.
Lumbering
has
lon!E(
or
and
a
good
scout.
He
saw.
been
an
industry,
out
of
Prince
,
long
service
with
the
CN&8
on
Albert.
Further
north,
.Jodaya.
From
-.
..
LADIES'
ANKlf
To
50c
Nuw.
f
j
-i
Payments
.
Amt.
$13.16.84
personal
expenses
(Included
In
petty
claims)
130
80
Candidate's
Postage
.
.
.
LADIES'
ST0i
No.
of
persons
paid
1
1
1
1
8
'
4
8
8
32
thus
coast.
He
knew
news
and
sinse
or
wn&t
Js
tnougnt.;;
voi
would
cheerfuly
pass
it
along,
be
uranium'
is
arousing
hopes
He
commanded
the
steamer
and
more
or
less
guess
work.
that
carried
the
King
and
'.
-i
Queen
between
Vancouver
and
WnV
4.rnvl,
I'U.M'..
wtttt
M1II
VrM"
Victoria
10
years
ago.
Since
then,
came
retirement
but
his
AUTHOR
INJURED
3H5
1
30
00
68,00
HS899
rj543
To
55c
Nuw
CHILD'S
ANKU
To
40c
Now
Telegrams
Ptty
Claims
Hire
ol
Premises
.
Sertices
T.-nveliuiK
expenses
Goods
supplied
.
.
.
Advertising
and
hire
of
vehicles
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
8:i
38
Total
.'
4447.83
knowlege
of
the
coast
and
gen-
bring-honor
to
Prince
Rupert.
In
any
case,
the
home
town
will
get
a
deal
of
publicity
out
of
the
expedition
and
the
girls
will
have
a
memorable
experience.
Prince
Rupert
may
be
appreciative
of
the
good
work
which
Laura
and
Alex
Mitchell
have
been
doiriig
among
the
girls
through
the
.
Job's
Daughters'
organization
these
years
past.
The
trip
to
Spokane
is
but
a
spectacular
culmination
to
a
fine
job
which
through
those
years
has
exacted
much
effort,
enthusiasm
and
organization.
DOWN
TO
DEFENCE
BUSINESS
AFRICA'S
Minister
of
Defence,
Francois
SOUTH
Erasmus,
and
his
top
military
man,
General
Beyers,
have
been
in
Ottawa.
Yesterday,
Lewis
Johnston,
U.S.
Secretary
of
Defence,
General
Mc-Naughton,
the
Minister
of
Defence
Mr.
Claxton
and
other
notables
were
deep
in
discussion.
The
national
leader
of
the
Philippine
Islands
has
arrived
in
tfashington
to
talk
over
the
wisdom
of
a"
West
Pacific
Pact.
Everyone
getting
down
to
business?
ATLANTA
Mrs.-
Margaret
eral
seamanship
could
not
go
disregarded.
Capt.
Nedden
has
been
around
and
as
master
of
the
beautiful
yacht
Corsair,
once
owned
by
J.
Pierpont
Morgan,
he
is
the
right
man
in
the
right
station.
'
DELAYED
UNDISPUTED
CLAIMS
Nil
DISPUTED
CLAIMS
Nil
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert
this
2nd
day
of
AuKtist.
1949.
T.
W.
BROWN,
Official
Agent
Mitchell,
author
of
"Gone
With
The
Wind,"
a
novel
of
the
American
Civil
War,
was
struck
by
an
automobile
Thursday.
It
is
alleged
the
car
was
driven
by
an
intoxicated
man.
Mrs.
Mitchell
is
reported
seriously
'
Albert
Thorson
of
Portland
!
is
at
least
trying
to
give
British
j
Advertise
in
the
Daily
Ntws!
J
Columbia
something
to
think
HOUSEHOLD
NEEDS
STEP
LADUEIIS
CLOTHES
LINES
CLOTHES
I)
It
VERS
IRONING
BOARDS
KITCHEN
UTENSILS
GALVANIZED
WARES
ANYTIME
IS
TIME
TO
CLEAN
YOUR
CHIMNEY
9
...
Let
us
inspect,
repair
and
clean
your
chimney
now
Be
prepared
for
Fall.
We
also
specialize
in
repair
of
gutters,
down
pipe
and
roofing.
.
B
'Ik
SATIN-GLO
VARNISHES
PAINTS
ENAMELS
A
CLASSIFIED
AD
IN
THE
DAILT
NEWS
WnX
BRING
RESULTS
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HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
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INTERCITY
CHI
MNEY
SEP
Free
Estimates
Phone
Red
241
-
Rcasoi.
Authorized
Licensed
Chimney
Service.
Alll
SEE
THE
LATEST
IN
.
.
.
1
EFFICIENT,
MODERN
HEATING
i
FILLY
AUTOMATIC
OIL
HEAT
AT
LOW
COST.
:
Floor
Models
in
Slock.
Your
Inspection
Invited.
I
Table
Cloths
Pillow
Slips
Handkerchiefs
Bathroom
Sets
Face
Towels
Face
Cloths
Ladies'
Aprons
Ankle
Sox
all
sizes
All
1)f
;
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LIMITED
Quality
$
2S3
FIRST
AVENl'E
BLACK
881
A
large
selection
of
Babies'
Clothing,
Including
Dresses
SITPLIES
FOB
STATIONER
f
PBINTINC
-;
Jfj
if
GREETING
f
PENS
AND
Pl:
ARRIVED
.
.
.
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PRINTING
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3rd
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W.
Phone
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400
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BESNER
BLOC.i
(ias
Operated..
"Those
were
the
happy
days!"
1
Notice
to
Patrons
Fargo
Trucks
AVAILABLE
FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
EASY
VACUUM
CUP
WASHER
$206,50
EASY
GYRATOR
(GASOLINE)
WASHER
$196.50
THE
DRV
VDRUGSy
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room
MO
2-Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
'
152"
Wheelbasfl
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMIS
rtorip
rrr-iTTua
wircK'
DAYS,
9
A-M-
with
reinforced
frame
&
2-speed
rear
axle.
(
THERE
IS
REALLY
NO
QUESTION
ABOUT
IT
DO
IT
THE
"EASY"
WAY
3-Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
170"
Wheelbase
with
reinforced
frame
&
2-speed
rear
axle.
will
be
closed
from
AUGUST
11
TO
AUGUST
28
(inclusive)
NOON
T:
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAY3-12
7
P.M.
TO
9
r
M-
This
will
allow
us
to
turn
over
our
facilities
-to
the
Civic
CfttTitre
Association
during
the
Annual
Carnival
and
will
provide
holiday
time
lor
bur
staff.'
NORM
BAKER,
Proprietor.
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Phones:
866
Office,
566
Shop
'
sun
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
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