Geological
Congress
visited
th.
city,
southbound
d
from
a
tri
7
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
;
th
prince
Rupm
Dailp
Hetof
Wednesday,
September
22,
1948
YEARS
AGO
w.
studied
eoiril
deposiU
and
'
formations
,
in
a
Klondike.
R.
W.
Brook!
d
2
of
the
geological
department
,1
'
the
federal
government,
direct
"enU
at
..
mim
mm
upoiii
fins
r
im
m
fmbt
1
VALUE
Of
AH
1947
EXPORTS
FtOM
CANADA.
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
and
Reflections
Twenty
Five
Years
Civic
and
board
of
trade
leaders
presented
arguments
in
favor
of
construction
of
a
terminal
grain
elevator
here
before
the
Royal
Grain
Inquiry
Commission
which
sat
in
the
city
hall.
mtfsr
mown
Pulp
end
Ptptr7
Tonight
o
OnlheSu.S:.
s
&
$
&
s
Bertha
Btickney,
who
was
found
murdered
in
her
home
at
Goldbridge,
B.C.,
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
in
the
early
days
and
is
remembered
by
quite
a
few
of
the
old
timers.
She
was
with
her
father
who,
it
is
understood,
ran
a
clothing
or
repair
shop
on
Sixth
Street,
between
Fraser
Street
and
Third
.Avenue.
Agricultural
end
Vegetable
Product!
9
Police
were
endeavouring
to
identify
the
body
of
a
woman,
which
had
been
found
floating
in
Orenvillc
Channel
near
Lowe
Inlet.
The
woman,
believed
to
be
an
American,
apparently
had
been
lost
off
a
passing
steamer.
An
inquest
was
held.
FALL
FASHION
Cip
Animal
ttii
4
I
Animal
Product!
"i
u-ojor
ANNETTE
The
shades
of
night
had
fallen,
long
before.
In
fact,
'twas
midnight,
as
they
say
in
silly
romances.
Well,
but
on
Second
Avenue,
hard
by
the
junction
of
Seventh
Street,
four
figures
appeared
to
be
engaged
in
mortal
combat.
At
any
rate
while
it
looked
like
that,
there
was
something,
on
closer
inspection,
suggesting
that
here,
instead
of
a
free
for
all
and
the
devil
take
the
hindmost,
an
innovation
had
been
introduced.
There
were
four
In
the
group,
one
being
of
tall,
sturdy
stature.
,
Passing
strange
though
it
Non-ftrroul
Mctill
Product
T.ll
II
11
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1M
THE
SCRFFv
A
sketch
of
the
life
or
Dr.
Marius
Barbeau,
anthropologist
at
the
National
Museum
in
Ottawa
appears
in
MacLeans
Magazine
under
-the
title
'Top
Man
in
Totem
Poles."
The
story
is
interesting,
as
well
as
being
The
uovernmwH
Merchant
Marine
freighter
Canadian
Skirmisher
arrived
here
to
load
300,000
board
feet
of
hemlock
and
a
quantity
of
canned
fish
for
Japan.
The
fish
was
purchased
by
a
public
subscription
fund
for
the
relief
of
Japanese
earthquake
sufferers.
Iron
eed
'
it.
Product
Ail
obStr
ooortt
-
w
-iUurj
LUMfDv
GAIL
RUSSELL
CLAIRE
TREVOR
ANN
DVORAK
BILLIE
BURKE
JANEWYATT
widely
informative.
Dr.
Barbeau,
who
has
made
may
seem,
he
w
as
taking
all
the
punishment.
It
was
not
because
he
was
too
proud
to
fight.
There
a
hundred.
visits
to
Skeena
in
the
course
places
more
than
miles
from
home.
Thirty-Five
Yearn
Members
of
the
International
reason.
Of
the
1
n's
extensive
tours,
is
well
was
no
othe.
Mine
Leaders
Know
Coal
Pits
From
Years
Beneath
Surface
other
three,
two
held
his
arms,lknown
throughout
Canada.
The
ADOLPI):
Of
Count
Bernadotte,
recent-
story
says,
in
part
-
in
Bay,
a
Scot
who
has
never
lost
"He
loves
to
buy
totem
poles.
Jy
slain
in
Palestine,
it
has
been
at
prices
ranging
from
$200
to
said:
"He
worked
at;
making
$1,000.
The
best
buy
was
a
mag-
peace
as
hard
as
other
men
I
his
burr.
while
their
companion
administered
rebukes
that
must
have
hurt
like
sixty.
;
A
tent
show
that
had
been
in
town
for
a
few
days,
over
on
"The
Bachelor
s
Dai
By
Dave
Mcintosh
not
a
strike.
It
is
a
war.
You
Iff
Johnny
Odo
of
New
,'he
kid
who
came
out
of
-
ML
worked
at
making
war.",
Surely
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
,have
to
fight
and
you
have
to
a
precious
tribute
today
when)
jRURO,
N.S.,
0-
The
men
pay"
nificent
80-ioot
pole
from
the
Naas
River
country.
Another
fine
pole,
Eagles
Nest,
stands
.1
the
pit
to
win
the
Maritime
j
First
Avenue
was
being
taken
countless
trigger-fingers
are
so
wrio
run
the
United
Mine
Work-
it
i
"
I
IN!
I
r
dawn.
It
seems
the
man
who
0
1
66
feet
in
a
park
in
Quebec.
Two
restless
in
some
parts
,
of
the
ers
are
blunt
miners
who
talk
LEFT
LEGISLATURE
was
Deinr?
nparpn
nn
lr-ao
upn
infiirtincy
riom
i
jrccent
acquisitions
were
the
globe.
straight
from
the
shoulder.
UU
JJIU-
1
oli
and
Grizzly
Bear
perty
and
was
chased.
He
failed
45:foot
Macdonald,
board
Douglas
.They
are
the
men
who
will
ta
win
the
race.
i
p
wmcn
nana
me
doors
oi
the
Ottawa
Museum.
lightweight
championship
and
then
returned
to
the
pit.
There
was
one
physical
characteristic
common
to
all
of
them.
Even
at
the
end
of
the
summer
their
faces
were
not
tanned.
They
were
almost
white
from
years
underground,
with
a
tinge
of
blue-black
from
coal
dust.
Monsieur
vueuwe
nas
wen
carry
the
ball
for
13
m
Mart
member
for
New
Waterford,
selected.
by
France
to
serve
&sUme
miners
when
the
unIon
,ht
"His
work
has
earned
him
s
Prime
Minister.
Changes
In
the
tarting
Thursi
opens
wage
negotiotions
for
a
Nova
Scotia
Legislature
because
an
honorary
fellowship
at
Ox-
nremiprshin
lire
decided
on
i'n'iee
j-ji..
i
i
-,
I
1
4.;u
uaiiv
wdLc
muiriiac
uciuic
,
;
.
f
...
rj
,
,
.
.
.
,
.
,
ZiVl"lL
5!
eilnat
vr
'ew.
months!
lt8
contract
runs
out
next
Janu-
he
thought
he
could
not
do
both
Jobs
efficiently.
He
was
a
C.CJ".
!
member.
"
,
,
,
Ul
Or
so
it
seems.
But
what
Is
more
S
RUPERT
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
WEAR
5
STORE
S
reai.
rrequenuy
ne
lectures
to
;
EE'S
UP
TO
HIS
FISTS
IX
the
American
Academy
for
the
to
the
'
point,
at
the
moment,
is
how
to
discover
.
the
way
to
ary.
All
the
delegates
who
sat
in
convention
here
recently
to
thrash
out
union
policy
had
worked
or
are
working
in
the
Advancement
of
Science.
Re
;EximEHT...wmi
'
TEE
SCREEN'S
MOST
M
ueuUle'
cently
he
was
a
Canadian
dele-,
pr0n0unce
Jack
Delaney
of
Glace
Bay,
N.S.,
whose
father
helped
to
found
the
U.M.W.
Andrew
Conron,
president
ol
gate
to
the
United
Nations
Edu-
For
Tired
Eyes
Two
Drops
givo
Quick
Relief
MAKE
THIS
SIMPLE
TEST
TODAY
EXOTIC
cational
Scientific
and
Cultural
BREEZE
FRIGHTENS
HORSt
'pits-
I
-I
J
(the
powerful
Phalen
local
in
'
"
1
T",
.
.
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1
4.
.
.
.
,
,
Organization
meeting
in
Mexi-
Stocky,
black-haired
,
MONTREAL
Driver
Ber
co
City.
nard
Chaput
said
his
delivery-
man
Jenkins,
the
U.M.W.'s
35-
uiact-
nay.
Known
as
me
inina-er."
He
is
one
of
the
Jenkins
chief
lieutenants.
II
wargon
horse
bolted
when
a
year
old
president,
spent
10
Next
Sunday,
September
26,
stray
breeze,
rustled
the
leaves
years
underground
before
he
at
2
a.m.,
daylight
savins
that
of
a
tree.
Thrown
clear
from!
became
head
of
the
union
in
Frank
Quiet
-
spoken
Gusb,
board
member
for
New
Bruns-
peODle
livins
in
British
Pnlnm.
t.h
Wflirnn
Phaniit.
was
nn-
1942.
wick,
one
of
the
most
respected
enduring
all
summer,
will
scratched
less
before
coming
to
faced
vice-President
Tom
Line
cn
m
lne
unlon-
!
with
two
dmr
of
oanti
come
to
an
end.
It
will
be
back
a
standstill.
I
who
fought
in
labor
wars
,
for
Steve
Dolhanty
of
Florence,
Murine
in
och
y.
You
gt-
to
standard
time
foreverybody
'40
years,
was
beaten
up
and(w
b-.
on
01
Jenkins
cniel
op-
quick
miiEf.
Instantly
your
ye
fI
n-
anu
ine
prompt
adjustment
of
NEW
NEW
GLASGOW,
GLASGOW,
.N.-
N..
S.
S.
t
saw
saw
a
a
fellow
fellow
miner
miner
shot
shot
to
P-"ems-
JUsl
Pasl
"as
irina
Murine
bihiui
cieria
oi
uf
I
.(
in
Establishment
of
a
vocational
.death
in
the
1925
strike.
worked
in
the
mines
for
25
"
Ml9nl
ean
ana
noouwt
eyas
max
watches
and
clocks.
an
urea
uom
overwore
or
exposure
to
scnooi
ana
vocational-
gum-
some
oi
tne
omers
wno
at-
jc"-
.,.
wtnj
a
a.,,,
ii
.
Las
ar
i
iiMtmiM.
Intltwet
it
IN
WrV
The
daily
international
crisis
-nee
was
advocated
for
New
tended
were:
j
Sid
Oram
and
Bernie
Fortune,
'ff
TDTVTP
is
becoming
chronic.
Pressure
.Glasgow
by
L.
M..
Rhodenizer.i
Howard
Tattrie.
board
mem-town
councillors
of
Sydney''
Jv
1,
J
K
1
r
on
one's-
placidity
is
altogether
(supervisor
of
New
Glasgow
hef
for
Springhill,
N.S.
for
19;
Mines
and
Dominion,
respict-
!
too
much.
Peace
of
mind
is
schools.
-
years,
who
said:
"A
strike
is
ivelv.
and
Bob
Stuart
nf
ntnr
FOR
YOUR
EYES
IMtCtrn
IMINUCi
eW
.
precious.
And
then,
medical
men
darkly
hint
that
worry
can
bring
on
stomach
ulcers,
which
are
unpleasant.
WHEN
YOU
FEEL
LIKE
THIS...
YOUR
COMPLETE
STORE
FOR
BOYS
PANTS
OVERALLS
SHIRTS
UNDERWEAtt
SWEATERS
'
Sl'ITS
"Cool,
moist
Pacific
air
continues
to
flow."
It
sticks
ml
like
a
sore
thumb
in
each
mornings'
weather
report.
It
must
be
admitted
the
line
is
put
in
a
diplomatic,
a
gentle
way.
But
why
not
some
sort
of
change?
The
camouflage
fools
nobodv.
RUPERT
MEN'S
S
&
BOYS'
WEAR
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teee,
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life
like
tlik
I
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infey
the
every
feernhti
1'
L-n
Oee't
kkk
the
cart
..
.try
thii
Among
those
from
Central
British
Columbia
to
the
convention
at
Juneau
will
be
some
a
ho
have
never
been
north
before.
The
experience
will
be
valuable.
It
may,
for
one
thing,
assist
in
revising
opinion
of
people
and
SURE
-YOU
NEED
POSTS
BRAN
FLAKES
AND
YOU'LL
LIKE
THEM,
TOO!
BeraiiM
Port'i
Bran
Flakei
inppljr
the
natural
balk
your
?itfra
nr.rdii
lr
he
lp
keep
food
ale
moving
promptly
keep
yon
feeling
fit.
And
Poli
Bran
Flakei
npply
flaTor
that
keeps
yon
coming
bark
for
more
morning
after
morning.
Plui
other
parts
of
wheat
-
for
more
all-round
nourishment.
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Forest
Ri
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&
Cowgill
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