8
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
August
31,
1950
'
Ji
i
ji-'JI
im;.'ifl'.'M)f
r-nm
Ray
Reflects
S
S".
nr.
-irv
liiul
Reminisces
.lit,
intJ
n
NIE
OTHER
NECESSITY
.
A
few
weeks
ago.
Prince
Rupert
again
discovered
there
was
a
fair
prospect
of
receiving
a
mail
delivery
system.
The
only
thing
really
needed
now
Ls
a
railroad
ystem
In
action.
.,
You
Don't
.
Hove
To
Be
A
Fortune
Teller
To
Know!
Mom
Gets
AH
'
My
Clothes
At
BOYS
STORE
111
"
-
v
A-nO
Ji
.
VCup
of
Cheers
'
-'
RUPERT
MENS
&
Fifty
Canadian
boys,
including
Charles
Wilkinson
of
Prince
Rupert,
after
a
lour
of
Britain
are
Dome
with
Impressions
that
may
oe
remembered
for
a
lifetime.
The
four
meals
a
day
practice
came
as
a
new
one.
They
were
mnfp
arrnstm"4
t)
the
"three
squares"
but
welcoming
another
with
electric
;-
Rupert's
Big
Store
For
Boys
liiamiKiiiiiiiiHilllllllllll
289
Single
Burner
Hotplates
and
Adele
Jergens;-"Windjammer,"
George
O'Brien
and
Constance
Worth.
!
Sentembor
18
and
19
"Nn
Man
)
could
not
be
accepted
as
a
hardship.
And
there's
another
refreshment
in
the
run
of
a
day
that
a
Canadian
can
enjoy
to
advantagethe
afternoon
,
cuo
of
tea.
That's
exactly
what
it
is.
Ask,
for
example,
any
Australian!
Piciyres
For
Cmm
Hcnth
'
I
TT
r
I
"
I-
1
r,
i
wyck
and
John
Lund.'-
287
Two
Burner
Hotplates
285
Two
Burner
Hotplates
Rongcttcs,
Automatic
Rongettes,
Non-Automatic
G.E.
Washers
:.
It
Can
Indeed!
$7
$6
Starting
vv'-h
the
Walt
Disnev
'
September
20
and
'21
"bovm
c.irtco
i
rrri:ince
"Cinderella,"
to
the
Sea
in
Ships,"
Richard
this
wrok-cncl,
Canitol
Theatre
,Widmark
and
Lionel
Barrymore;
annurrrs
on
inUr-istin?
billing,
"Tucson,"
Jimmy
,
L'ydon
"
fcnd
LONG
WAIT
Weary
travellers
wait
for
precio
us
bus
transportation
at
Montreal
after
Canada's
rail
ways,
were
crippled
by
the
strike
of
124,000
non
-operating
employees.
Buses
were
overtaxed
'
and
passengers
were
forced
to
wait
several
hours
before,
leaving
the
terminal.
(CP
Photo)
With,
more
than
160
millions
j
dwelling
on
-
this'
continent,
the
i
Penny
Edwards.
'
-..
?
inspection
oi
tr.e
cwn
na
CPR
list
of
fi-:
tu's
pictures
for
the
itiortlh
-f
Ecp'i-mter,
i
Hero
is
tha
bv
s
announccu
G.E.
Washers,
with
Pump
Control
September
22
and
23
"The
.snouia
ana
-
as
n
.unaouoteaiy
Furies."
Barbara
Stanwyck
and
iwH1
become-a
;
vital
duty
before
Wendell
Corey.
-
'j
the
lines,
resume
running.
Thee
September
ii';Laied
5
Pis-
are
a
lot
of
crank
in.
180
milUoni
tols,"
Ocne
Autry
nd'
Barbara
and
'the'
t'"0
vait
r11?8-
Uent
LETTERBOX
SHIPS
and
by
Manager
J.
H.
Black:
Ai"!ii-t
r.'.
.September
1
and
2
"Cinderella."
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
(
Britten;
;
"Bodyhold,"VWillard
unguarded
;
ana
open
ior-a
xuii
WATERFRONT
PRINCE
RUPERT
a
.
....
I
ittnnlr
.
-v
tntnta
All
V
nrfl
"Iftf
HTTP
AST,
Invite
packers
bringing
pinks
to
Inverness
and.
Sunnyslde
canneries,
the
fish
were
battered
about
so
that
a
few
thousand
had
to
be
disposed
of.
Normally
transport
of
tkh
at
this
season
is
safe,
but
the
unseasonable
storm
caught
packers
unprepared
with
bumper
catches
in
their
holds.
'
Try
a
Daily
News
Classified
'
HI
V4
tlVAO
.
V
t-wcnwr4aiiii-
ine
imra
Iweek
-cSin
Parkcr
and
LoIa
Ajjgnv
.
Man.
Joseph
Cotten,
Orson,
Spnrr,mhpr
,
r
a
.'nH.V
-
mischief.
PHONE
210
i
w
eiics
ana
vain.
.
;
Three
ulUe
wofdsV
Fred
Ast-
:
September
6
and
7
"Caged,"
aire
and
Ret
Skeltdn.H
-V
?
Eleanor
Parker
and
Agnes
Moor-1
September
28.
29
nd.
38-J-"I
I
Was
a
Male
War;
Brrae,"-Cary
Rpntpmhrir
R
nnd
Q
"r?rH
A
"
Oronf
and
Ann
Shiflrtun
1
J
S
MAKE
THIS
OUT!
'
'
.
',-,
.
.
'1
Editor;-
Daily
Kewa;
;I
wish
to
propose-that
we
wire
through
'uj;":
own-member,
Mr.
Applewhitei.
the
suggestion
that
Prime
Minister
SU
iAurent
assume
the
temporary
position
of
The
week-end
storms
proved
disastrous
to
some
of
the
fish
pcakers
on
Hecate
Strait.
In
File
It
Awmyt
y.
;
...
"
.
"t'Peonle,
ftre.
too
busirand
uror-rlfed
Just
,no'
to
try"
and
tell
any
of
the
thousands
of
stories
and
Incidents-
which
come
as
SKEENA
INN
PORT;
ESSINGTON
Randolph
Scott
and
Ruth
Ro-
October
1
."Strike,
ft
Rich,"
Rod
Cameron
and
Bonita
Gran-
vexing
by-products
of
a
contin-
man.
president,
ol,
ihe
Carjajllan
Na
Elenhant
Bov
"
.
ville;
"Arctic
Fury,"
Del
Cambre
ent
wide
.railway,
strike.
But,
September
10-
theywll!
all
keepV
and
deserve
'
tlonal
Railwaysduring
the
strikj
belnff
being
told;.
told;.
Future
Future
lauehter
laughter
wl
will
,
-negotiating
period
because
:
.
Clean
Licensed
Premises
first,
the
Prime
-Minister
has
Comfortoba
Sabu;
"Manhcndled."
Dorothy
and
Eve
Miller..
,
Lamour
pnd
Dan
Duryea.
.
-
ty
-'
.
SEA.TO
SEAv
.
..
September
ll.Uand
13
"Sim-
j
set.
Boulevard,"
Gloria
Swanson,1
Norway
Is
only
'
fpur.
ip!le3
William
Hoidcn.
Wide
at
its
narrowest
point.
September
14,
15
and
16
'
,'
v
'
.
Rooms
declared'
the
union
strikers
as
being
law-abidmg
citizens
and
shduld
get'
behind
his
own
guns.
Second,
odr
president,
Donald
help
balance
present
misery.
,
-
-'
,c
-
.
Providential
Mercy
.
t
j-."
Don't
wish
to
read
the
future.
!
it
might
bother
you.
".Fpther
day
,
we
chanced
.
pn
a
copy
of,
,
the
SERVEL
THE
DIFFERENT
REFRIGERATOR
KEROSENE
A
DEPENDABLE
SOURCE
OF
HEAT
MAKES
IT
FREEZE!!
For
Use
in
Non-Electrified
Areas
'YOUR
HOME
AWAY
FROM
H0M
DUTCH
ANCESTRY
Gordon,!
has'
been
.
maliciously
"Duchess
of
Idaho,"
Van
John-ion,
Esther
Williams.
I
.
I.
u-
JANET
BROWN,
Prop.-;'.'
u.k'iin'i
.tS.
.,.'')
...
tiating
committee
after
having
.
September
17
"Treasure
of
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
'was
of
Mcnte
Christ.
i,"
Glenn
Langan
Dutch
ancestry.
-
i
worked
so
diligently
on
the
War-
lhe
remotest
hint
of'
war,
or
a
of
'chaos
i
time
Prlc?s
fcn(i
Trade
Board
for
world
on
the
verge
the
welfare
of
Canada
thirteen
years
laten
not
to
mention
all
the
horrors
In
between.
It
-appeared
as
quite
a
pleasant
O
Third,
it
,1s
the
general
belief
that
jthere
.are
"bunch
of
old
heris'''
trying
to
'run
our
government.
'
.
'
'
'.
'
'
old
world.
Hitler
was
not
men
rmes
tioned,
and.
MussollnU
top-spot
In
Italy,
seamed;
happy
and
tboked
the
part.
,"
'
e
Long-Life
Design
'
Easy-to-Clean
Interior
O
No
Motor
No
Noise
No
Wear
Fdurth,
the
Canadian
National
Railways
have
roughly
sixty
percent
of
the
lines
in
Canada
with
only
.forty
"percent
of
the
revenue.
:
.
..;'
Fifth,
our
married
employee?
rajely
attain
Income
beyond
tlr
exemption
brackets,
...
:
HWquUliiXdi:
"
I
Short
Cots!;;,''
v
F
Jtabllshment
of
a
fish
processing
plant
-at'
Prince
Rupert
by
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.,
ls
Bood
business.
'
The
plant
te
being
moved
from,
Carlisle
to
the
Ocean
dock.
The
onder
is
look
the
Pioneer
Drugs'
PRESCRJPTruH
-SE,
faixm.
our
bachelors
rccelvp
no
famlly
allowance
and
have
a
t
iXr-
densOme.
incdme
tax.
.
,
,
;
ing
back
Over
,
the
years,
more
not
been
situated
canneries
have
lties
should
Ulelr
part,n
Daily
Delivery
Service
PHONE
81
Total
Foocj
Capacity
6.0
cu.
ft.
Shelf
Area
....:.J....;.l;,.l-
v-.:--
117
sq.
ft.
Frozen
Food
Capacity
50
cu.
ft.
Ice
Cube
Trays
".....l....'
2
SEE
THEM
TODAY
AT
Mcllae
Bros.
nerMHewu,
up
uruua-,
Ws
t
d
d
,
8!tuation
centre,
with
.
plenty-
roomi'
Convenience
in
anythln?
is
rarely
wrong.
'Which
Is
most
FAY
B.
OAMBLIN,
i
Machinist's
Helper.
'
;'
'V
...
($1
per
hour?
handy?
-.
Prince
Rupert
and
her
J
harbor,
or
the
mouth
of
the
Skeena?
V
H
-4
',
.
y
-'
,
5
''
rmr
"
mm
mm
Get
Ready
Kids
f
;5AT!N-GL0
Semi
Gloss
&
.High
Gloss
In,-
tnaVty
beayfi
f
ul
tint?
.
jFdr
"Interior
decorating.
QUICK--DRiiNG
,
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
r
.
For
outdoor
occajioni
or
Ma
m
m
M
'
I
v'
family
dinners
Burn.
LjIpMf
Hj
j
;
;
Wiener,
not
or
cold
rc
"
V
I
L
1
1
b
I
jf
,
A
,
tl,oice
fvo,il-
Both
p"ooucT
Of
cNP'.'';
.f
young
folki
and
srownupj
.
-
J-"'
V'
"
'
enjoy
Ineir
lngy
flavor,
IV
ljQT'
1
?
J
tender
end
nutrilioui
too!
yfjfrffes
"
','
:
f
Anotner
fine
Burn
pfo-
jr.
rjf
SrVA
.
I
food
for
over
60
yeert.
&tJrtSp
i
'
I
'
Partnership
Here:
'Announcement
is
made
.-that
S.v
Burhs
Laiid,
who
for
some
time
has
been
Identified
with
the!
firm,
has
been
taken'
into
partnership
.in
the
.
public
accounting
firm
of
George
Rorie;
&
CO.
.''..'
I
l
,
'
1
.
"i..
;
Pioneer
firm
in
this
field
In
Prince
Rupert,
the
concern
was
eftablished
in
1920
by
the
lats
SERVING
THE
B.C.
COAST
and
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT.
MASSET
PORT
CLEMENTS
JTTK1T
ATT.
A
TO:
:
For
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
OUEF-ri
CHARLOTTE
CTTl
George
Rorie
under
the
partnership
name
of
Rorie
&
Small,
chartered
accountants.
The
partnership
with
James
D.
Small
was
ALLIPOKD
BAY
CUM6HEWA
LEAVE:
PRINCE
RUPERT
Labor
Way
Spoils
!
dissolved
in
1925
and
the
brsl-Iness
was
carried
on
by
George
'Rorie
until
1931
when
he
was
Mways
Prompt
and
Couttemif
i
Joined
by
his
eon,
George
L.
Roiie
and
the
firm's
name
changed
to
George
Rorie
&
Co.
On
the
death
of
George
Rorie
in
1332,
George
L.
Rorie
continued
under
the
same
firm
name
Mm
J
1
We're
Here
to
Servj
VOU
Commodore
Cafe
unt'l
th
rresent.
'Except
Thursday
and
Sunday
FROM
PRINCE
Rl'PERT
TO:
ALICE
ARM
STEWART
LEAVE:
PRINCE
RUPERT
THURSDAYS
LEAVE:
STEWART
FRIDAYS
-'
For
TICKETS
INFORMATION
-
RESKRVAT
PHONE
476
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
SOAP
BOX
DERBY.
$40
in
Prizes.
BIKE
RACES.
Good
Cosh
Prizes.
TRACK
AND
FIELD
EVENTS
Main
Adult
Event
TUG-O-WAR
Hospitality
and
Onod
Focxl'
Phone
17
for
Send
-Out
Orrti-r
j
'X
Ave.
David
Chow.
Mgr.
ine
new
partner,
S
.Burns
Laird,
hails
from
Eastern
Canada
and
holds
the
degree
of
Pa-helir
of
Commerce
from
tjuren's
University
and
is
an
acquisition
to
his
firm
as
well
as
to
the
accounting
fraternity
as
a
whole.
.
,
"
Wc
arc
phased
to
announce
the
partnership
of
RORIE
f
LAIRD
ACCOUNTANTS
AND
AUDITORS
to
conduct
the
business
formerly
carried
on
under
the
name
of
George
Rorie
&
Co.
George
L.
Rorie,
A.A.E.
S.
Burns
Laird,
B.Com-.
O
SPECIAL
BUS
LEAVES
SEAL
COVE
AT
1.00
P.M.
FOR
ACROPOLIS
HILL
(
RICH.
MALAYA
,
',
Killas
&
Christopher
BI4
.
Malaya
supplies
one-third
of
the
world's
natural
rubber
and'
one-half
of
the
world's
tin.
'
I
Air
Freight
on
oil
FM1
FREE
ICE
CREAM
FOR
THE
CHILDREN
kitchen
work
saver
Mi
J
By
CHIC
BLONDIE
A
Bike's
Better
Than
A
Hike.
For
cleaning
messy
poft
and
pant
.
.
.
polishing
glassware,
tnirrors
and
windows
,
,
,
draining
fritd
foods!'
'.
1
I
Kfcre
SOLED
BOOTS
lE7J
I:
Gel
tho
h6ndy
roll
of
ISO
soft
highly
absorbent
Milady
Paper
Tewols
.
.
at
your
grocery,
drug
or
department
store.
TIC-
1
1
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,
:
'
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fUiliPipil
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JJjpy
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MW
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MONEy)
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(,
'
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1
6.95
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
;
"
HOUSEHOLD
TOWELS'
ff
Box
Charlie
PhO'ifl
Roberts
W
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