Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
September
19,
1950
AIR
PASSENGERS
Barbara
Stanwyck
Jnk
,
Former
Local
Man
Succumbs
TODAY
79
p.m.
lYoman
Gels
'C.L.U
Dearee
und
Sign
Posts
Are
Erected
"-"II
ur
MFD
At,.'
To
Vancouver
(today)
W.
ONE
COMPLETE
SHOW
f
Ernest
Exley,
who
for
many
years
lived
in
Rupert
but
for
the
"R0M
'
u
TTW,
...
RICIIARD
WIDMARK
LIONEL
BARRYMORE
in
'DOWN
TO
THE
SEA
Kirkcr,
M.
J.
Aycr,
A.
Paul,
W.
V.j
EDMONTON
'
Mrs.
Mollie
Lowry,
A.
K.
Davidson,
T.
Rannie,
j
Stevenson
of
Edmonton
has
been
J.
Wilson,
Mrs.
D.
Dution,
Mrs.,
awarded
the
ninth
Chartered
V.
Phillips
and
infant,
R.
May-j
Life
Underw
riters
degree
ever
hew,
L.
G.
Thomas,
J.
E.
Elliott,
awarded
a
Canadian
woman.
R.
MacDonald,
L.
F.
Gosse,
J.
j
Though
many
men
in
thu
In-Williams.
finance
field
have
passed,
the
To
Sandspit
(today)
Mr.
and
I
examinations,
Mrs.
Stevenson
Is
Mrs.
J.
Wurtz.
j
th?
th:rd
woman
in
western
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)--j
Canada
to
pa
the
three-yoar
Jaycee
Workers
Doing
Good
Job
of
Puting
l"p
Directional
Aids
on
St
ret
is
,
First
of
the
street
E'sn
posts
which
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Ciimmerce
.undertook
several
rronths
ago
to
erect
following
the
dehiraoilily
being
suggested
IN
5HIP5"
k
"TUCSON
DIAPERS
VESTS
BLANKETS
SHAWLS
DRESSES
SOCKS
SWEATERS
COATS
past
thirteen
or
fourteen
years
has
resided
on
the
family
farm
near
Smithera,
passed
away
last
evening
at
7
o'clock
In
Smithcrs,
according
to
word
received
today
by
local
relatives.
Death
followed
a
heart
attack.
Eldest
son
of
the
late
Mr.
and
Mrs
John
Walker
Exley.
formerly
of
PrinceRupert,
Mr.
Exley
at
one
time
assisted
his
father
as
Janitor
of
the
City
Hall.
Born
in
Yorkshire,
England,
sixty-five
years
ago,
Mr.
Exley
arrived
in
Canada
as
a
young
man,
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
Br1
Two
Features
WED.
THURS.
ot
7.30
p.m.
in
the
editorial
columns
ot
the
Daily
News.
ana
elsewhere,
made
their
appearance
on
Sunday.
P.
Vcrner,
D.
Stewart,
P.
Ham-.course
given
by
the
University
mond.
Miss
J.'
Haughland,
Miss
'of
Toronto
which
is
necessary
to
E.
Murie,
G.
L.
Brodie,
D.
McKen-
j
receive
the
C.L.U.
aegri'f
.
zie,
H.
Swcngel,
A.
J.
Cummint?s,
Mrs.
Stevenson
,a
school
teach-P.
Allen,
G
.Cameron,
Dr.
G.
i
er
before
her
marriage,
re-Stafford,
H.
N.
Tucker,
J.
C,
j
entered
the
business
world
ith
Peddie,
Mrs.
J.
N.
Ewart,
Mr.
and
,
the
Canada
Life
Assurance
Corn-
A
Fn!
Quality
Infants'
Wear
Thrifty
Prices
RUPERT
PEOPLE'S
STORE
Mrs.
D.
Hay
and
son,
C.
J.
Cowan,
pany
four
years
ago.
C.
J.
Davis,
J.
N.
Ewing,
Mrs.
I
She
now
is
a
lite
member
ol
with
his
narents.
Stafford.
I
the
Women's
Round
Table
Club
Deceased
Is
survived
by
five
sisters
Mrs.
Charles
Morris
and
Mrs.
Chester
Thoman
of
Smith-ers,
Mrs.
Edward
Kane
of
Vancouver,
and
Mrs.
O.
L
Carlson
end
Mrs.
C.
V.
Leavitt
of
Prince
The
neat
4x4
inch
white
painted
sticks
with
stencilled
lettering
were
erected
at
a
number
of
strategic
intersections
by
Jaycee
workers
and
more
will
be
going
up
as
time
permits.
The
intention
is
to
get
forty
in
place
this
year
and
another
sixty
in
1051
for
a
total
of
100.
Among
the
corners
where
the
posts
have
been
already
placed
are
Second
and
McBride,
Third
and
McBride,
Second
Avenue
and
Third
Strict,
Second
Avenue
and
Fifth
Street,
McBride
at
;
"
r'aywi
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DY
j
Ormes
my-
o
F'-om
Sandsplt
(yesterday)
L.
j
of
Americp.
having
sold
$250,000
Baynon,
T.
Parker,
A.
Colhnson.
j
worth
of
insurance
every
year
To
Vancouver
(yesterday)
W.
lor
the
last
three.
Kirker,
J.
M.
Webster,
R.
Brown,:
En'thusi-stic
uaout,
the
pcsl-Lee
Hunt,
I.
Benson,
G.
II.
Orr
'
bilities
of
insurance
salcs.ucn-M.
Braunstcin,
E.
G.
McCorkelU
ship
for
older
business
girls,
she
R.
Johns,
Alex
Patterson,
P.
Car-1
thinks
it
is
one
of
the
few
rj-
ny
News
Classilied.
.
Try
a
V
Moose
Hospital
Guild
Meeting
A
meeting
of
the
hospital
guild
committee
of
the
Women
of
the
roll.
Rupert.
The
funeral
will
be
held
in
Smithers
on
Thursday
and
the
sisters
are
leaving
on
tomorrow
night's
train
to
attend.
'
fessions
in
which
women
can
.still
find
plenty
of
opportunities.
To
Saiidipit
(yesterday)
J
Martenson,
W.
McKay,
Mrs.
G
Moose
was
held
the
latter
part
of
last
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Fifth,
Sixth
and
Seventh
Aven-
Crosvenor,
J.
Montgomery.
I
til
Chris
Erickson
and,
after
a
brief
es,
Seventh
Avenue
and
Eberts
h,i.dnpK
.inn
nannsta
,
Street,
EieVvM-.m
Avenue
and
H.M.C.S.
Ontario,
which
sailed
Britons
"Wolves"
Say
French
Girls
the
Pioneer
Druqasf
PRESCRIPTION
sa!
Frederick
Street,
Seventh
Ave.
p.nd
Havs
Cov:
Circle
and
Hav-;
unexpectedly
early
from
Prince
played.
The
winners
were
Mrs.
Rupert
last
week,
due
to
a
change
In
"
training
plan,
ha
J
BRITONS
"WOLVES"
....
....
e
PWrLLHELI,
North
Wales
0
kAlways
Prompt
and
Courteous
i
again
sailed
from
Esquimau
to
resume
her
cruises
in
British
Columbia
waters.
Daily
Delivery
Servict
PHONE
81
We're
Here
to
Scrva
YOU
A.
Ritchie
and
Mrs.
H.
Dickens.
Cove
Avenue
and
Conrad.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
i
,
.
,
.
,
.
,
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
;
The
general
idea
is
to
mstal
hostess
who
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
the
posls
(long
thc
hU.hway
Ritchie,
Mrs
Dickens
and
Mrs.
:
route
Within
the
city
limits.
Mclntyre.
Those
present
were
I
Lumber
for
the
sin
posts
was
Mrs.
C.
Erickson,
Mrs.
R.
Wilson,
j
provided
by
the
city
and
thj
iur-
a
wintn,-.
Mr
Mnrpin
paint
by
Island
City
Builders
Claude
Fabius,
20-year-old
Jeweller's
assistant
from
Paris,
spending
her
summer
vacation
at
a
holiday
camp
here,
says
of
the
NEW
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
Commodore
Cafe
3
Supplies.
Mrs.
A
Bellamy,
Mrs.
A.
Ritchie,
Hospitality
and
Oood
Food"
LETHBRIDGE.
Alta.
0,
ThC
aritush
male:
largest
single-unit
grain
eievatarj
"They
are
the
freshest
pack
of
in
Alberta
was
opened
recently
,
wolves
I
have
ever
met.
thtak
has
been
three
miles
south
of
here.
Cost-!
someone
.
..
,
i
telling
them
tales
about
French
Mrs.
H.
Dicker.r.
and
Mrs.
C.
Mc
I
i
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
lntyre.
Dan
Williamson
is
chairman
of
the
Javcees'
sign
post
committee
with
Geoff
Hill,
Archie
d
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
f
nig
ou,uuy
it
iiaa
a
toatiuj
I
girls
When
I
explained
that
all
Wudel.
Harry
Burrow
and
Eric
Try
a
Classified
in
the
News.
120,000
Dusneis.
Speers
also
on
the
committee.
It
o
ys?
Sh
o
s
H.
'
'
I
'
-
iJOHN
'"
mil
nrn
M
'
I
wanted
was
to
argue
seriously,
I
to
learn
more
about
the
English,
th'y
considered
that
a
waste
of
'
time."
'
I
Claude
has
solved
her
problem
j
by
asking
permission
to"
work
in
the
(Kiffee
bar,
for
free,
so
she
j
can
listen
to
the
conversation
i
around
her
and
perhaps
join
in.
V1CKERS'
II
OISTIUID
IN
CANADA
AND
It
OltttUUTtO
t
Calvftl
This
tdvtrtisemfnt
is
not
published
or
di
played
bf
the
Liquor
Control
Board
ol
tr
the
Government
of
British
ColuruH,
Kill
Urn
I
;
,
.
,
.
,
.
9
OUR
NEW
STOCK
HAS
JUST
COME
IN
YOU
WILL
FIND
JUST
THE
SHOES
THE
YOUNG
FELLOW
WILL
REQUIRE
FOR
SCHOOL
SWELLEST
RAZOR
EVER
FOR
COMFORT
AND
CONVENIENCE
With
10
Gillette
Blue
Blades
in
Dispenser
OPTOMETRIST
C
,
'sf'
"
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenut
'
I
1
JrXt
3
'
.
,
f;
:
.
U
ViP
-
FOR
PLANNING
tl
'
-:J
FOR
BUILDING
f
,
BIG
$2.00
VALUE
FOR
ONLY
4
You
change
bladet
instantly,
enjoy
real
shaving
comfort
with
the
Gillette
Rocket
Razor
Set.
Canada's
greatest
shaving
bargain
includes
Razor,
10
blades
in
Dispenser,,
and
the
new
Styrehe.
Oxfords
and
herd-wear
,N
Boob
travel
case
only
$1.29.
FOR
REPAIRING
'
I
IJ
.
4
5
-
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
!
GOLDEN
HARVEST
Dewain
Jensen,
left,
and
his
brohter
Norman,
both
of
Cardston.
Alta.,
watch-
their
harvest
being
piled
beneath
tn?
r-Kies
for
lack
of
granary
space.
The
pile,
containing
45,00050,000
bushels-
of
Marquis
wheat,
is
253
feet
long,
-33-
wide
'and-
12
high.
It
was
grown
on
land
of
the
Blood
Indian
Reserve
ieaacd
by
white
men
in
the
largest
grain
field
within
one
fence
in
the
Commonwealth
1.000
acres.
(CP
Photoi
Call
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
R.
W.
COLLINS
Authorized
Dealer
for
ELKCTROLt'X
Contact
the
above
for
all
Services
and
Supplies
See
the
new
three
brush
ELIX'TUOLIX
FLOOR
POLISHER
Applies
the
wax
as
well
ts
polishes
PHONE
451
Phone
today
for
a
free
demon
stration
of
the
1950
Models
of,
the
L'LECTROLUX
AIR
W06
m-mffWM
A.
5
"
stry
y
PURIFIER
and
ELECTROLDX
FIOOR
POLISHER
-
-
I-
t
4.
til
WIS
,
,
it
W"
The
story
of
film
entitled,
"A"
ISLAM)."
Available
Jr-
requests
to
Qninr,
Prepare
For
WINTER!
Check
your
Furnace
and
Chimney
Now!
O
Wc
have
the
most
modern
vaewoir
equipment
for
cleaning
furnaces
and
chinwys.
PHONE
684
THOM
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.
CHECK
YOUR
FURNACE
26,000
PAPER
BAGS
A
DAY.
2b,0()0
paper
laKa
"Marie
in
II.
C."
ea
h
holding
100
poiimlg
of
a
finished
product
"Mailc
in
H.C"
The
('oiiKoliilalfd
Mininif
and
Smltii
Company
of
Canaila,
Limited,
linen
tliin
quantity
of
lagg
to
package
its
tlaily
production
if
chemical
fertilizer,
whsch
are
thiicd
from
Trail,
II.
C,
to
all
pari,
of
the
worltl.
"Made
in
B.C."
mean,
a
preat
deal
when
applied
to
Cominco.
purchase,
from
the
Forest
Proiluct.
Industry
for
il
emphasize,
the
Company's
policy
of
buying
as
close
to
home
as
pomtHdc.
In
addition
to
paper
product
the
large
amount
or
lumler
necessary
for
Comtneo'a
extensive
operation,
i.
purchased
from
British
Columbia's
interior
mill.
By
these
purchase,
from
the
Forest
Product.
Industry
Cominco
provide,
employment
for
British
Columbian,
in
the
woods,
in
the
mills,
and
in
the
manufacturing
plant,
of
thi.
industry.
Co-operation
between
industries
mean,
cooperation
between
group,
of
people,
each
supplying
the
need,
of
the
other
and
each
in
turn
contributing
to
Uie
prosperity
of
the
other
by
providing
money
for
eipansion
of
plants,
added
employment,
and
other
items
that
mean
progress
and
better
living
for
all.
The
Consolidated
Mining
Ct
Smelting
Company
of
Canada)