V
is
defence
not
dismantling
of
giant
warehouses!""'
.""
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
July
13,
1950
j
almost
link
the
Aleutian
with
I
Japan.
Alaska
at
one
point,
is
Kay
Reflects
Just
a
step
to
Siberia.
And
from
Japan,
Into
Korea,
U
a
short
sail.
That's
how
handy
we
are
to
and
Reminisces
Commercial
rie,
Margaret
Johansen,
Donna
iMacArthur,
Geraldine
Martin,
In
the
office
of
.the
London
Observer
hangs
the
framed
copy
of
a
page
of
the
Observer
dated
June
25,
1815.
This
was
a
week
the
identical
spot
that
could
i
launch
a
third
world
war.
And
Prince
Rupert-
of
all
Canadian
Cheering
news
for
the
multitude
of
feeble
old
gentlemen
of
after
the
battle
of
Waterloo.
It
had
taken
that
long
to
hear
about
the
engagement,
and
Results
Out
The
following
pupils
were
successful
In
the
June
examination1?
at
St.
Joseph's
Academy
and
will
be
awarded
stenographer's
seaports.
Is
nearest
Norma
McDonald,
June
Ratch-ford,
Marlon
Shenton,
Helen
Snaychuk,
Mary
Zogas,
Doiothy
Laird,
Bruce
Mills.
BOOKKEEPING-
Agnes
Tet-rault.
TYPING
Louise
Mah.
The
speed
typing
pin
awarded
forty-five
who,
having
reached
i
"
.
Waterloo
was
only
across
the
Risks
run
by
wheat
growers
are
'
ehannel.
Column
1
was
full
of
jby
no
means
few,
before
the
'minor
'court
cases.
.Others
con-
that
perilous
age,
forthwith
become
unfit
for
anything,
except
contemDlate
the
hereafter
Nor
Guny
white
Altasweat
U
ftorioM-tettiitf
mmff
rood
lot
your
chlldfm.
Freshet,
smoother
Water
makes
H
perfect
lor
spread
or
bkln,
Year
racr
has
pasteurised
Albiweet
In
1
lb.
end
I
fk.
cartons,
In
4
lb.
economy
Mm,
mi
Id
11
H.
of
Boston
iprain
is
in
the
bin.
These
Include,1
tained
domestic
and
mlscellan-
man
H.
Rad.
aged
60
so
"Nr?ri
V
n
-
i
Inn
tVi
nV.nnl
...ill
Kn
nvnc-
a
n
nA
observes
the
AlberUn.
worms
pn'us
odds
arvi
nds
and
repnnisi
v
J
iV
"
-
'
...
.,
on4
ttjtn
V.
-.
1
rfpiiiflht
frvaesi
,
i
A
...
Vnallv
n)
(liquid).
is
in
Cordova,
having
descended
from
scaling
Mount
Logan,
19,850
f?et
high,
America's
second
loftiest
peak.
Feels
fine.
"
"
oi
anu
.
"7"
Stella
v
Chaprun
Christine
Cur-
v-ul
plished
70
words
per
minute.
hipners,
sawfhes,
frost,
weeds,
ju-ny
down
the
last
column,
under
t"'"ru"1'
rust,
ana
weiness.
mere
are
;an
advertisement
appear
me
ioi-
'haTerrts
In
halibut
flshini
too.
lowing
lines
in
small
type'.
Helpful
Honey
Rtclp
BoekMi
Write
Alberta
Honey
Producer!
Co-op
Ltd..
10019
-
106
Ave.,
Edmonton,
Alt.
hlif
trvinr.
tr
size
it
all
ur.
'c-nn'Miinary
Actions
Total
De-
M
..
.
,
.
TUa
$
make
Jam
lob
3
i
iviuoun
ju'.JULatiu'i
LJii'-w
1
there
are
a
lot
of
things
you're
frflt
nf
rjcnnirte
by
Wellington.
lad
to
mis
t
.sea.
Who
wantn
i,,Wv-'aper
ra'irrs
were
given
no
f;
rhne
prs.'shormers
over
thei.iH
ivri-siim
Thev
were
ex-
i
rflMir'VSIl
Shipping
Literary
uazene
employs
exi
res-lons
such
as
"stooge"
and
"coward."
It
also
says
5omtlilng
about
"bloodv
foois."
Rather
robust
literature
Fide?
-
pP.t,-d
to
set
down
to
hard
work
-
f
the-
execttd
to
find
anything
VPVofthisvsr-
.
July
IS,
1925
July
13,
1919
t
mav
be
a'ltumn
before
news
;
rcs'mM'.ns
news.
!,
irom
Korea
ran
be
called
Kord.
I
AX
-
f
-v
isnermen
re-
I
Further
word
received
from
Hazelton
yesterday
afternoon
said
the
majority
of
the
able-bodied
population
of
that
town
Tj
posses?
tin
up
and
coming
'
xhis
was
admitted
In
Wahlii?-
Average
weekly
wage
paid
to
Civic
Centre
ir.
lrrace
appears
j
'
ton
wedncslay.
The
months,
hmirl"-rated
wage
earners
em-to
need
a
penerous
helping
of
immediately
aheart
are
not
re"
cloved
by
leadirig
Canadian
The
Vancouver
built
fish
packer
Ekeena
Maid
has
arrived
on
the
Skeena
River.
The
vessel,
built
this
summer,
was
launched
a
fortnight
ago
under
the
1
Jam-making
is
easy,
quick,
SURE
with
CERTO
Cryluli
.
.
.
the
encouragement,
and
plenty
of
pectin
product
in
Crystals
naa
leu
ior
the
Habine
Rivor
to
investigate
a
placer
gold
assur'ng.
The
world
spotlin-u
5s
manufacturing
Establishments
oil
the
Pacif'.e
and
that
in-
reached
a
new
peak
of
$43.10
eludes
the
North
American-Can-,
during
week
endin?
March
1,
adlan
side.
What
is
wanted
now
1950.
'
.
rponsorship
of
Mrs.
Fred
Nelson,
co-operation,
according
to
com-
'.'
,
ment
from
that
salubrious
clime.
Pork
chnns
were
selling
at
30c
Terrace
is
becoming
more
of
a
setback
recently
wnen
i,
nt
o:
live
nmno.vs
,,m
Halifax
to
Pctei'-Ont.
in
dead
leav.es
m
poor
condition.
On'.y
ived.
;i
is
not
lost,
according
r
Hubert
Burrll
of
Yar-N.S.
he
fays
that
shlp-
form
that
helps
all
fruits
to
jell
perfectly.
You
boil
ONE
MINUTE
only
7i
with
CERTO
Crystals
.
.
.
A
wedding
of
much
.
interest
to
many
Smilhcrs
friends
was
recently
held
In
the
parsonage
cf
Smlthers
Union
Church
when
Miss
Annie
Margaret
Strld
became
the
bride
of
Uoy
Oullon.
a
pound,
beefsteak
at
30c
and
hub-
everv
dav-
and
an
expand-
2!
.-,
local
new
laid
eggs
at
40j
ln8
clvi
centre
logically
belongs
a
dozen.
.
-
there.
Perhaps
Prince
Rupert
,
.
'
(was
not
without
a
streak
of
lurk
T.
A.
MteMartin
left
by
this
in
obtaining
her
handsome1
morning's
train
on
his
return
premises.
Anyway,
after
having
to
Smlthers
after
a
brief
busi-
enjoyed
it
for
years.
It
makes
one
fiess
visit
in
this
city.
sore
as
a
boil
to
even
think
of
not
havine
.such
a
place
ot
en-
;ly
bail
in
dead,
dry
all
wrong.
'
i
he
admits
he's
not
nator
of
the
Idea,
the
that
saves
2A
the
time
needed
for
old-fashioned,
long-boil
recipes.
li
angler
says
the
prop-
N!TA
WARD
EIDERDGYIIS
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
'
V
Mrs.
Ward
Is
in
Prince
Rupert
personally
unUi
Sunday
n'ght.
Anyone
wanting
work
done
please
bring
eiderdowns
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
or
leave
your
address
and
she
will
call
you
or
at
your
place.
FOR
SALE
One
Eiderdown,
one
Wool
Quilt,
one
Sleeping
Baf.
Special
Prices.
,
(Signed)
Mrs.
Nito
Worrf.
it
transport
ilve
minnows
The
final
for
the
Dominion
During
1947
provincial
gov-
tcrtalnment
and
usefulness.
Its
ernmcnU
spent
$209,000,000
on
ud
to
Terrace
t
j
go
after
her
own
Day
football
cup
will
be
played1
on
Thursday
evening
next.
c
container
with
fresh
Then
lay
the
min-onc
at
a
time,
taking
tin
y
do
not
touch
one
i
roads,
bridges,
ferries;
in
that
Civic
Centre
stronger
than
evr.
1
same
year
provincial
revenues
and
win
appreciation
of
both
this
from
gasoline
taxes
and
motor
citizens
and
visitors.
Mrs.
Hemming,
sr.
left
beat-
ifternoon
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
vehicle
registrations
were
$165,-700.000.
.
;
.
I
;t
mix'-"'"
.
'
The
scattered
Kurile
Islands
,
A
to
-
n
""-rlfWl
ti
,
tug
.
poko
riaru
...nm.
-
.
ring
:kim,U,n0
First,
one
minnow,
layer
of
eel-grass,
an
i
itil
the
container
an
i
box
is
p,(K)tii
Is
filled.
;iciy
to
siiip,
satura'.e
with
sea-water.
.-Rra;i3
n'ves
oi
wyjer.,
iil,
and
the
salt
water
fish
moist.
He's
used
iod
on
lenslriy
fistin
i
it
has
worked
fine,
he
failure
of
the
firs!,
mciit
of
bait,
Haltlax
1
7
'
I
PL?ASE
THTOW
HVrO
'(
OKAY
)
,
.
-
'
IN
THE
GARBAGE
V'V
Tl
"(V
BLOMDIE
m
fWm3k
VLyi
MEIE
g-y
vp?
OlICKK
jljS
ji,
The
short
boil
does
not
dull
the
lovely.
U4
i
triea
a
se:ond
Mine,
natural
color
or
spoil
the
fresh-fruit
taste
.
.
.
they
stay
right
in
your
jam.
pa.ki'is;
the
m!nn3..i
aves.
Only
three
of
19
j
,an,
who
has
run
a
j
With
CERTO
Crystals
you
average
50
more
jam
or
jelly
from
the
same
amount
of
fruit
rl
FORGOT
TO
HACH
K
Ullf
?
PACKAGE-"ITS'C't.
Wn.L
MDU
.
OKAV,
HOLD
?
V.
PLEASE
Si3N
J;
t
THIS
PACKAGE
f
FOR
THIS
N
N
A
MINUTE
4.
671
,v
(
SPeoAt.
DEttvEpy;-sv'
rJ'Uv
"
S
LETTEP,
MP.
r-Of?.,
.
U
Arf
,
10
glasses
instead
of
about
6.
TESTED
cm.is
t.
urr
lor
60
yi'.i.
j
ilifax
waterfront,
:ays:
ack
them
in
mass.
I
ocl
it
won't
work."
But
understand
why
th;
fellows
woftT
!1ti?
in
ves.
lies
been
sellin,;
RECIPES
IN
EVERY
PACKAGE
...
a
different
one
for
each
fruit.
Follow
the
'
k-(
:ul
li.;h?rmcn
that
lie
last
3')
years.
Hj
.1
1
I
1
1
1
'
1
Ull
V.V.
IIVIH
EXACTLY
for
SURE
'liil
prrhaps
minno-vs
results.
iirpSwes.
I
n
Jockey
Stock
your
pantry
now
with
delicious,
sparkling
jams
and
jellies.
You
get
CERTO
Crystals
at
your
grocer's.
GGQ"
FRUIT
PECTIN
Crystals
es
Men
1
AVE,
Alia.
9
Women
f
P
LIVER
THIS
PNZXtGEVfJ9?
t
I
I
I
TO
MP?.
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QZSW
I
.
AT
THE
J.CDtTHElK
if
.
I
(
CO.
ITS
VEPV
y-JrV7
t
I
jH
I
IMPORTANT
'y
T
S
,
2f
lie
'"wraker
sex,"
but
prove
It
by
Mil'y
'Id-mannered,
besnec-
A
Product
of
Gvnoral
Foods
mian
out-matHx-uvred
E-2
;
(
MINE
I'LL
-P-f!L
'lC
yK
-
v
see
that
he
isJ?f
,p
eJffjtmy
JL
J
X
3
GETS
HIS
-Tlbvx
'9pJ&ilyG&w
J-
i
pack-age
7
yKlX
JLL,'
Xr'S-rTPJ
I
i
'le
some
of
the
coun-bush
Jockeys
to
win
'
and
two
seconds
at
il
Cochrane
race
meet.
i
m
ritior
asked
no
'(i
gave
none.
She
was
ound
at
the
open
gate
the
starter
gave
the
was
almost
invariably
I
the
rest,
of
the
field
trying
to
catch
her.
"r
firsts
was
scored
In
Bet
lbu
Pout
Know
This
About
Advertising
f
HOLDING
A
VERy
V
-sJT
COULOS
W-
ST"4
"
I
important
rackageuSt
it
ee?i
ffTTwt'i
f
for
vou
in
riQ3f
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G.VE
'
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hGETsTt
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I
II
us
event,
the
Cochrane
'
r
tllO
(inn
milo
rnnln
HtN
CHOOSING
r
(A
k
WHISKY
PRtftR
Quiz
No.
4
How
much
does
it
cost
per
can
to
advertise
ths
leading
brands
of
soup?
Is
it
M
2tl
Zi
per
can?
Calvert
I'll
keep
-me
vlso
JAI-,T
j
I
K
SAFE
OPEN
TO")
7!-r
WAS-0JT
"V
gAlR
IT
O"
6
it
G-SJ--
MM
CH00S1H6
PRtllR
ICKEUS
Answer:
It
costs
less
than
1304
per
can
to
advertise
the
big
-name
brands
GIN
'
n
.
1,
v-T
I
ASSUME
J
I
"
ISTIll
IN
CANADA
li
u
t
i
svCalvrrt
of
soup.
That's
only
half
the
story.
Advertising
lowers
your
cost
two
ways:
Cuts
the
selling
costs.
And
by
helping
mak
mass
production
possible,
lowers
the
production
costs,
too.
So
advertising
saves
you
many
timea
that
130
per
can.
j
MP
w
nt
ij
not
published
or
di
f
liquor
Control
Boird
04
"ment
of
British
Columbus
STRAITS
N
,Vpl"ped
and
Printed
MPT
SERVICE
Published
By
This
Newspaper
To
Help
Foster
A
,
Better
Underst.-i3ing
of
Advertising's
function
in
our
Society.
'H
ER
S
STUDIO
Street
Box
645
reen
389
Prince
Rupert
I
Syndicalt,
Inc.,
World
riyhts
reserved.
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9?(J,
King
F
eatures
Copf.
195
i