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Monday,
September
12,
1949.
MONDAY
fED
!64
ENROLLED
AT
NEWS
PUBLISHER
MASSET
SCHOOL
RETURNS
HOME
Kindly
Prospectors
Offers
Welcome
To
Visitors
At
GoIdJCreek
Canyon
ROBERT
MITCHuS
KUBtRT
PRESTIM,
171
Ut
SPts
f
m-
L"
.t
school
cildren-lght
more
than
T.
Perry
returned
to
.
Prince
,
.
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BACK-TO-SCHOOL
DRESSES
George
Saturday
night
toy
train
TERRACE
James
Trulson,
a
former
prospector
lives
alone
at
Gold
Creek
Canyon,
15
miles
east
of
Terrace,
but
he
does
not
mm
last
year
are
well
W
"
into
'
the
swing
8
And
if
you
want
to
fish
for
!
aSl;
r
,
,lf
their
studies
under
direction
sieeineaa
teeihead
nr
or
..rnnt.
iroui,
lie
,
will
,
lead
-
from
Prince
Rupert
where
he
Ztl0'
,
'
.
g
you
a
mile-more
upstream
SChOOl.
discussed'
plans
for
the,
modernizing
of
the
Daily
News
building.
Mr.
Perry
is
publisher
of
AND
UP
rnnl.
couple
of
W
deeD.
rock-pi
rt.
$2.25
The
junior
school
has
a
be
where
big
ones
lie.
MONDAY
AT
5-7-9
P.M.
He
knows
all
the
trails
in
a
pnncre
.'a5S
lu"
.
i
,,uan1lne
ua"y
News-
find
time
to
be
lonely.
His
cabin
at
the
foot
of
the
canyon,
one
of
the
most
picturesque
beauty
spots
in
the
province,
is
a
Mecca
for
picnic
parties
and
holidayers
know
that
he
will
make
them
welcome.
Hiotrit
v,i.,o.
.....
,
iHewison
is
in
cnarge
oi
uraaes
on
the
same
train
were
O.
ra
""in
ivil
MATINEE
PRic
1
10
'
wnue
Mr8,
managing
director
oi
years
as
a
prospector
He
not
much
teacning
Grades
5
t0
8
Prln-
1
tne
Da"y
News
and
Mrs.
Hun-
pan
gold
now
on
ac
count
of
his
clpal
ureen
18
m
cnarge
01
ler'
vm
comnul
through
on
"Pop,
why
did
you
sign
mv
Wallace's
school
girls'
clothes
department
is
now
bursting
forth
with
popular
low-priced
school
girls'
clothes
of
all
kinds
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
I
wi
Jim
health,
iicttiui,
but
uul
illj
will
Will
fct'
f
does
mr
to
.take
out
his
gold
pan
and
teach
that.
By
his
own
ef
forte,
he
his
callers
how
to
pan
the
gYavel
has
cleared
a
half-mile
trail1
,,,
pport
card
with
an
X
instead
of
your
name?"
v,auui
ALU
iiiuiuie
vjiaues
iv
it.
a
wip
cast.
Old
Masset
school
also
is
op-
Before
visiting
Prince
Rupert
erating
with
a
staff
of
three
Mr.
Perry
was
at
Victoria
at-teaehers.
Principal
A.
E.
Hun-
tending
meeting
of
officers
of
ter
and
Mrs.
Hunter
have
moved
the
advisory
council
of
the
Brtt-into
a
newly-built,
modern
teach-
ish
Columbia
Liberal
Assocla-
J
s
.
from
the
highway,
built
picnic
specks
of
gold.
tables
and
even
a
couple
of
M
Lillian
nt
week
J'
mother.
Mru
tralia
and
will
lv
'
'
;
"I
don't
want
your
teacher
to
think
anyone
wth
your
gradc
swings
for
children.
Recently,
Will
Robinson
paid
tribute
to
Mr.
Trulson's
kindliness
at
a
Board
of-
Trade
meet
"I
like
to
have
people
here
"
could
possibly
have
a
father
wh.o
erage
on
the
Indian
Reserve.
The
atlon
of
which
he
Is
president,
teacherage
also
houses
Miss1
The
vice
presidents
and
offi-Swanson
and
Mrs.
P.
Paulgaard
errs,
with
Mr.
Perry
presented
he
says.
"If
someone
says
he
is
ing
In
Terrace
and
expressed
the
.can
write."
-
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I.
Pnm
no
nnH-
frallo
in
i-K
.
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tIi
.
.
.
SHAMES
FARMER
,
EARL
IN
VEIGH
AT
CALLED
BY
DEATH,
JASPER
LODGE
.
of
the
teaching
staff.
get
restless.
Find
myself
walk-
Canvon
would
Hr
SPt
aM'a'a
certain
matters
of
public
and
Liberal
policy
to
the
premier,
Hon.
B.
I.
Johnson
ing
down
the
road
to
meet
them."
'provincial
park
are
fur
ihs
n-Even
without
Mr.
.
Trulson's
joyment
of
holiday
makers.
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
ov"cr
by
Mrs.
Bert
West.
A
W.A.j
All
the
Liberal
ministers
were
,
TERRACE
David
Wilson,
aged
farmer
of
Shames
was
found
dead
of
heart
failure
in
cheerful
hospitality,
Gold
Creek
JASPER
PARK
LODGE
The
weather
man
staged
a
magnificent
welcome
to
Jasper
for
the
cookery
book
is
being
compiled
Canyon
would
be
a
major
holl
I
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
the
by
Mrs.
Martin
ana
tne
meniuers
TCDDArr
rni
Tnoit
Earl
and
Countess
Iveagh
who
1
day
attracuon-
attraction.
But
But
his
n,s
Pence
presence
'there
mnlrps
a
unlnim
nlnue
anrl
nfeaiu
.!nn-
-and
1
nurvn
J
OrXN
ITtOM
11:30
AM.
To
3:3j
A.M
nrriveri
arrived
Vipro
here
latp
late
Sunday
Riinrinv
after
attvr-l
"
u
'"
w
rvtnn
in
attendance
at
the
meeting.
Modern
Etiquette
.
Q.
Would
It
be
all
right
for
a
bride
to
have
arknnwlpriirmont.i
were
asked
to
send
their
favorite
recipes
into
her,
especially
for
soups,
light
luncheon
and
supper
dishes.
Following
the
close
of
the
busl-
We
8peclallze
In
Chinese
Dlshet
ant
spot
which
is
becoming
i
L.U1
to
JVI
tfc,
1
better
known
to
district
resi
(
dents.
.
TERRACE
Routine
business
8
noon
after
a
visit
to
the
Columbia
Icefields.
The
visitors
will
remain
in
Jasper
for
several
clays
before
matters
concerning
the
church
Not
only
has
Mr.
,.
Trulson
of
her
wedding,
gifts
entjravedl1
.
U..U
his
home
on
-Tuesday
.and
brought
nto
Terrace
where
burial
took
place
at
the
Kalum
Cemetery
on
Wednesday
afternoon
following
'funeral
rites
at
the
Anglican
Church,
conducted
by
the
Rev.
P.
M.
Mallett.
Deceased
left
hospital
last
Saturday
followng
a
lengthy
stay
there
caused
by
his
collapsing
ever
his
stove
one
morning
and
Deng
badly
burned.
ness
session
refreshments
were
i
.
.
.
.
.
,
...
wric
uiuuuiit
uu
at
ai
Thurilay
inuraiav
cleared
the
trail
from
the
high-
aft()rnnnn.sbmontL
f
Bt
cnop
suey
enow
mein
For
Outside
Order
PHONE
13S
served,
including
a
fancv
birth
A.
No;
the
bride
should
write
personal
notes
of
acknowledgment
which
Show
a
slncrro
in.
proceeding
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
Other
members
are
B.
D.
Nor
folk,
L.
P.
Candler.
O
S.
Baker.
preclatlon.
Otherwise,
her
don-,'".
way
using
a
wheelbarrow
to
lnew.s
Women,s
A
cart
gravel
from
the
creek
U.
yQf
WM
heW
at
the
home
make
a
roadbed,
but
he
will
George
MarUn
on
East
Orelg
Av-cheerfully
guide
visitors
over
the
enue.
The
meeting,
the
first
since
high
prospectors'
trail
above,
the
the
summer
recess
was
presided
day
cake
made
by
ihr
hostess
in
honor
of
the
W.A.
vice-president,
Mrs.
J.
Maxted.
The
November
meeting
will
be
hold
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Georg
Dover.
C.
Butterworth
and
P.
D.
ors
will
regret
having
wasted
ftp
their
time
and
money.
.
"
Q.
If
a
toaat
Is
proposed,
docs
tne
person
who
Is
toasted
drink
REFAC!
from
his
glass?
I
A.
No.
Q.
What
position
does
the
salad
plate
occupy
on
the
din
Rapid
S:
ner
table?
v
A.
It
may
be
placed
either
at
03
(
the
right
or
left
of
the.
diner.
Letting
the
valve-grinding
job
eo
too
long
may
ruin
Steamship
Mrovementi
the
valves
...
It's
f
Fxr
VincnoTVf
I889WI949
Li
fan.
La:iar
"rng
the
sumr
Tuesday
ss.
Camooun,
1
;30
ruin
your
disposition.
We'll
reface
you
values
quickly
and
at
low
cost.
Drive
in
p.m.
Thursdays
rrlnce
Rupert
11:15
p.m.
s
,
Friday
ss.
Catala,
5
p.m
rilONE
GREEN
211
om
Vaiuoi.rrr
Superior
Auto
and
Body
Ser
Sunday
m.
Camosun.
11
p
in
1
v"'
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nmij-
1
I"
'1
JP"Lf
Studebaker
and
Austin
'.'.II
ti
?!
&
ANNOUNCEMEN
14
THE
HERVICES
OF
A
QUALIFIED
PUBLIC
.
STENOGRAPHER
NOW
AVAILABLE
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupe
S
10
a.m.
For
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Sunday
s.
Camosun.
1
p.m
from
Alice
Arm
and
Stcrt
"uesday
ss.
Camun.
a
m.
From
Ocean
Fall
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Ruper
10
a.m.
.
.
,
,
For
Ocean
FaliB
Thursday
si.
Prince
Rupert
11:15
p.m.
:
,
,
r
Alaska
'.
'
Wednesday
sr.
Prince
Rupert
midnight.,
rum
Alaska
i
Thursday
ss.
Pruioe
Rupert
CATHERINE
LAURIE
Public
Stenographer
2J
3
Tel.
Grffn
66"
Orcen
H-
401
Third
Ave.
(Prince
Rupert
Really
Co.)
line.
Mmie-'graptj
Lftters
C:l
Stenography
Mailing
Liatr
Monthly
Statements
Reports
Bulletins
Minutes
Financial
Statement
.(fin.
mi
"3
Venetian
r
Kii-nl
Aluminum
or
YiA
in
a
wide
assortment
K
Commodore
Cafe
J
colors
with
maichln'
ti
trasling
tapes
"Better
Th.n
Ever"
Drop
In
arid
jeemiMW
or
phone,
and
our
est
i
will
rail
and
measurt
windows
and
advise
H
i
r.r
ud
8erlce
ln
Clt;
'hone
17
for
Send-Out
Order
fhlrd
Ave.
Davlrl
Ph,
installed
price.
WRATIlAri.'R
Nickel
Brings
Dollars
to
Canada
PnOTO
FINISHING
Developing,
frintlnc
hnlardnc
ouick
servihh!
WE
DF.I-IVER
McBride
Street
0
I
7
.
v
Since
more
than
ninety
per
cent
of
the
Nickel
produced
in
Canada
is
sold
to
the
United
States
and
other
countries,
it
brings
a
constant
flow
of
dollars
back
to
Canada.
In
fact,
Canada's
Nickel
industry
is
one
of
our
chief
sources
of
U.S.
dollars
so
essential
at
the
present
time
to
maintain
our
foreign
t
Professions!
Suppliea
Amateur
and
1
1
'"fffifiijjirtui
I
GREER
&
t
BRIDDEN
J
CONTRACTORS
ANO
BUILDERS
These
dollars
help
pay
the
wages
of
the
14,000
Nickel
employees,
and
help
provide
the
dollars
which
make
it
possible
to
pay
millions
in
freight
to
Canadian
railways,
to
buy
umber,
steel,
coal,
machinery
and
sup.
plies
amounting
to
many
millions
each
year.
These
millions,
flowing
into
all
industries
through
the
length
and
breadth
of
Canada
not
iraae
and
make
available
products
produced
in
this
country.
1
Ahelp
create
jobs
for
Canadians.
vllli'Illl
construction:
ALTERATIONS
REPAIRS
v-'j-tAoo
fully
tlluu
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bt
tem
TRAVEL
rtf;
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THE
EASY,
COMFORTABLE
Regular
Trips
...
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
1
p
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(Daily,
Except
Sunday)
To
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
(Every
Thursday)
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request
t9
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tntertsiei.
FIRST
PRODUCED
IN
CANADA
IN
1889
INTERNATIONAL
NICKEL
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED,
25
KING
STREET
THE
WEST,
TORONTO
FLOOR
SANDtNO
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SPECIALTY
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