I
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
1
United
States.
One,
a
Nubian,
she
w
as
preparing
to
send
by
I
sir
to
a
big
goat
farm
in
New
!
Jersey.
She
And
her
daughter
!
Heather,
22,
and
Anft
Rule,
also
i
22,
work
with"
theif
foats
ani
Pioneer
Local
Girl
Succumbs
Advice
has
beett
received
in
Thursday.
June
8,
1950
Victoria
Report
...
by
J.
K.
Ntsbi
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
:
in
thf
fW-ldi
from
6
a
m
to
10
bitt
p.m.
They're
enjoying
the
life
'
the
city
of
the
death
in
Seattle,
ni
nipasri
.ith
tvntr
bwwpki
!
where
she
had
resided
since
died
in
Seattle
after
they
left
here
in
1926
aad
deceased
remarried
Mrs.
Lcsnegaard
completed
her
schooling
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
was
a
telephone
operator
for
a
time
and
later
a
si.mo-:
grapher.
In
Seattle
she
had
been
'
a
long
distance
telephone
oper-
I
ator.
Deceased
was
56
years
of
age
'
and
was
born
In
Ontario.
Her
lather
died
in
San
Francisco
about
two
years
ago.
Her
mother
passed
away
here
before
the
family
left
the
city."
I
There
is
a
brother,
Maurice
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
British
Columbia
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Tours
Vancouver
Island
Likes
t)ouks
TtTwrt
she
geu
trrrw
rTwrtfref
leaving
Prince
Rupert
in
1925,
huts
into
Nanaimo
and
dofes
Mrs.
Oi
Losrlegaard
"
who
Visits
"float
Lady"
;
VICTORIA
Having
just
returned
from
a
brief
feme
amatar
dramatic
woric.
ui
m
rancHiucreu
m
ik
oi
iu
In
England
she
was
with
the
city's
pioneer
.girls.
Before
her
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
73c;
rer
Tear
$8
00;
By
Mafl,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Tear
$5.00.
-
Visit
UD
Vancouver
Island,
I
thought
VOU
might
be
tmeA
Canterbury
Players.
Had
first
man-lag,
she
was
Miss
1
,
.
my
first
taste
of
goat's
milk.
Jewell
Carton,
daughter
of
Fred
interested
in
a
few
Observations.
.Always
thought
it
was
greasy
Garton,
who
was
Janitor
of
King
The
Island
never
looked
lovelier,
bathed
in
Wnn
'
and
heavy.
Found
It
light
and
Edward
School
in
the
early
days.
For
Summer
HERE
ARE
JUSTAJ
OF
THE
GOOD
VAU
Men's
Pure
Wool
SP0
JACKETSUbiue
aJ
Reg
$
30
00.
I
.
$2J
Men's
Brown
OXFOKift
'
good
fit,
latest
style.
'
Special
Now
A
Mn's
WIXDBREAKKRj
S'Jg.
$5
00.
Sow
.....
j
towng
Men's
Gab
PANTS-perfect
fit
and
I
From
Men's
Felt
HATS,
si
top
notch
styles.
i
&PtM
from
.
A
Boys'
WlXDBRKAKni
showerproof,
all
sizes
lr
$4.00.
Now
i
Boys'
and
Girls'
fm
tasty.
Mrs.
Stanby
says
Carton
in
San
Francisco.
11
Mrs.
Losnegaard's
first
htrs-husband
was
Robert
Halcron
aonderful
for
arthritis.
sunshine.
I
never
saw
such
blues
sea,
mountains,
hills.
Things
seemed
prosperous
every
little
village
who
was
a
railway
engineer.
He
r
r
-
at
the
seams
wi.n
busting
out
be
good
citizen
Fownd
them
friendly.
Intelligent,
hard-work-trs,
happy
and
trtght.
The
older
ones,
of
course,
can't
speak
English
Saw
old
women
in
new
houses
and
stores
going
ap
everywhere-
At
Qualicom
Beach
stopped
to
call
on
Bert
Welch,
M.L.A.
for
Oomox
He
took
me
mile?
into
the
woods
to
see
his
log
Farther
down
the
Island,
went
into
the
Fairbridge
Farm
School
in
the
beautiful
Cowichan
Valley.
Eight
Scottish
families
recently
arrived
there
to
become
Canadian
citizens
under
a
C.PR.
colonization
plan.
They
were
happy
enough;
only
:
r.
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CABINET
WORK
I
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;
Repah-i,
Alterations,
Quick
j
4yXA.'Aii
TF
.
Service,
Reasonable
Prices
jz2zL
Vn
Tll1
fT
t
Estimate
f
ree
gSgl')lllHtll)I'
Can
Tom
Sedgwick
Black
119
Vflff
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tm?,
xZf
M
Housing
Opportunity
"T
V
E
X
T
Y-TH
K
E
E
is
not
a
great
number
to
be
I
responding
to
the
invitation
of
the
city
to
prospective
local
home
builders
to
express
their
interest
in
availing
themselves
of
the
new
federal-provincial
scheme
for
assistance
to
such
home
building.
There
must
he
many
more
people
in
the
city
who
are
so
interested
but
for
some
reason
or
other
are
not
expressing
such
interest.
Now
that
preliminary
advertising
has
established
the
groundwork
of
the
survey,
something
might
be
done
to
follow
up
and
clinch
the
matter.
At
the
last
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
it
was
suggested
that
a
committee
con
brieht
kerehiefs
and
shawls
ging
operation.
He's
a
crank
on
leaving
for
the
distant
fields
In
raturai
regeneration
oi
me
iu.-tsts
as
tH
logging
operators
HATS-better
qualitv
,1
an
Old-fashioned
farm
Cait,
i"""
was
uiai,
uemg
larmers,
pulled
by
a
team
of
heavy
brown
j
thy
thought
they'd
find
farm
hnr.es
It
waa
a
scene
from1"-
but
none
was
available.
ors.
Sells
$2
50.
Now
only
ShouW
be
He
says
the
government
should
insist
that
every
flogging
eperator
regenerate
his
,'Jand,
rather
than'
leave
it
bare,
peasant
Europe.
One
youngish
iso
me
men
went
10
wor
in!
woman
wasn't
Doukhobor
at
alLineart)y
logging
camps
and
saw-i
She
said
she
got
fed
up
with
mi,ls
and
are
finding
the
work;
the
outside
world
of
selfishness
Plenty
tough.
There
are
three
and
fighting
and
ha
found
.
sln61?
family
dwellings,
which'
school
wear,
gorjd
tit
strong
From
t
for
the
government
to
reforest
ly
planting
aeed
trees.
That's
iwhat
the
government
seems
tc
tt-tth
the
Dnnkhohors.
'
rem,
r
munin
ana
me.
peace
rest
are
duplexes"
for
$20
a
sisting
of
representatives
of
such
organizations
as
want
now,
he
says,
other
10?-
h
in
a
as
one
'might
find
This
month.
the
citv.
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
Prince
Rupert
Uln
operators
agree-that
the;COnvent
or
monastery.
n
i
if
ifl-ij'ii7iil
1!
Yi
-
-
'government
or
b.u,
wmcn
says
COok
for
the
day
!
a
i
t
v.
r
m
At
,u
woman
was
t
o
Trades
and
Labor
Council
might
conduct
such
a
.
rt
upnoids
free
enterprise,
is
m-
and
was
baking
20
loaves
of
the
follow-up.
i
sifting
on
socialized
fore.t.
Mr.
fir.ert-smening
bread
in
a
huge
Meatim?
it
n,av
not
h
quite
clear
that
teSZJ
federal-provincial,
housing
scheme
Of
1949
goes
a
easier
and
far
more
economical'
le-month
old
Gabriel
.first
baby,
frnnA
rleal
further
than
merelv
nrovidinp-
for
a
pen-
!
than
Panting
small
trees,
as
the
'
born
in
tne
new
eoiony.
He's
a
FOR
YOUR
HOLlE
nwt
....
T
Canada'
3
nying
u
Guesf
Ranch,
Cor
j
Finest
,
j
WhUky
j
H-l
to
.
'
,
.
..
.
j
,
i
povernment
is
trying
to
do.
erous
measure
of
financial
support
for
individual
i
home
building.
The
new
government
plan
also
con-1
At
miners
called
on
the
Douk-
tai-nsmar.hinprvfnr
thp
sPttino-nn
nf
rpntal
nroiect.
ihobor
eoiony.
Got
a
warm
re-
ROOSEVElT
LEADS
SAN
FRANCISCO
James
Roosevelt,
on
of
the
late
President,
took
a
big
lead
Wednesday
for
the
Demo-',
cratie
nomination
for
governor
of
California,
as
Governor
Earl
Warren
won
a
smashing,
unprecedented
third
term
Republican
nomination.
In
Wed-.,
nesday's
primary
election.
Roosevelt
drew
heavily
on
the
state's
democratic
registration
with
its
1,000.000
vote
edge
over
Republican.
dancing
and
fishit
Write,
Wire
or
Pho:
Chas.
Wilkinson
70
Mile
P.O..
BC.
fhii
dvenisement
it
not
published
o
dupiayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
flord
o
W
d
Governwent."
British
Columbi
w.
f.
,
.T,
.
eeption.
Was
a
little
afraid
at
fine,
sturdy
youngster,
blue-,
eyed
and
blonde,
kept
sparkinj-ly
clean
and
he
seems
to
be
ths
baby
of
the
whole
community.
Near
Nanaimo
visited
the
English
goat
lady.
She's
Mrs.
May
Stanby
who
came
from
England
last
winter
with
20
I.
i
A
Good
Place
w
Slop
244
Miles
to
TELKWA
HOTEL
Telkwo,
B.C.
lust
a
Nice
Day's
Drive
first
to
enter,
thinking
somehow
I'd
be
set
afire
or
someoiv?
would
disrobe
in
front
of
me.
Came
away
convinced
the
Douk-
SHINGOLE
hobors,
with
the
exception
of
prize
goats.
Now
she
has
nearly
the
Sons
f
Freedom,
want
to
50,
ships
the
best
ones
to
the
mis,
too,
is
someining
inai
migni
ik
cunsiuei
m
Prince
Rupert
tc
take
care
of
the
needs
of
people
who
for
some
reason
or
another
are
not
in
a
position
to
build
for
their
persona
ownership.
As
a
matter
of
fact
the
new
housing
scheme
of
1949
is
a
very
versatile
instrument
and
is
worthy
of
the
fullest
study
particularly
in
a
community
such
as
Prince
Rupert
where
the
need
of
housing
is
al
The
ideal
finish!
Shingles,
Fences
a'r
rough
lumber.
Mai
a
variety
of
ottrc
colors.
Thompson
Hordwaf
Co.
Ltd
ready
so
pressing
and
promises
to
become
even
more
acute.
The
making
of
the
survey
of
individual
interest
is
only
a
beginning.
Yet
it
is
still
desirable
that
all
those
interested
in
obtaining
or
improving
housing
take
such
means
as
are
available
of
indicating
that
interest
if
for
no
other
reason
than
to
definitely
establish
the
need.
Movine,
Parkine,
Craliij
Shipping
and
f.inpr(
Cartage
and
Storaje,
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PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRING
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WHY
SO
SPLIT
SEASON
has
been
a
good
deal
of
talk
in
Ottawa
THERE
lately
on
the
convention
in
regard
to
the
extension
of
the
halibut
treaty,
which
was
approved,
providing
reciprocal
port
privileges
between
Canada
and
the
United
States.
That
is
all
very
well
and
everyone
is
agreed
on
the
desirability
of
same.
However,
Prince
Rupert,
principal
halibut
port
of
this
coast,
is
still
awaiting
for
some
sort
of
action
which
may
result
in
a
fuller
exploitation
of
the
halibut
fishery
compatible
with
the
scientific
conservation
aspects.
T5.S.
d
STEAMER
PRINCE
RUN
is
BAD
for
Cars
In
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
os
in
anything
else,
you
get
exactly
what
you
pay
for
.
.
.
That's
the
reason
KAILS
FOR
Vancouvei
Thursdoy
at
H:M
pm.
rno
KETCHIK
CORPORATION
LIMITED;-
(at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.)
At
31.00
PER
SHARE
For
the
purpose
of
erecting,
equipping
and
operating
a
hotel,
theatre
and
stores
'
in
the
town
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
on
a
site
where
the
Canadian
National
Railway!
:
had
proposed
to
erect
a
hotel,
we
are
offering
750,OTX)
Cla
A
Common
Shares
at
the
par
value
of
$1.00
per
share.
For
prospectus,
etc,
and
details
of
offering
of
shares,
fill
out
and
mail
the
attached
coupon
today.
These
shares
are
available
from
your
own
bank
or
broker.
''
OFFICERS
AHD
DIRECTORS'
1
why
you're
wise
to
bring
A
satisfactory
answer
is
still
awaited,
in
spite
of
the
explanation
that
there
is
disagreement
on
the
matter,
as
to
why
the
proposed
split
season;
cannot
be
effected
and
a
late
summer
fishery,
which'
is
completely
separate
from
the
earlier
run,
made;
use
of.
There
is
a
feeling
developing
in
Prince
Rupert,
(
rightly
or
wrongly,
that
there
are
some
quarters
in.
Ottawa
that
should
present
some
clarification
on
certain
phases
of
the
halibut
fishery
on
this
coast.
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MlfiMj
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Director
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Director
(Past
President
of
American
Hotel
New
York,
N.T.
Association,
New
York,
N.Y.)
-
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'
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