ten
by
Thomas.
Mcllwraith,
sr,
Prince
Rupert.
Dally
News
Thursday,
November
30.
1950
president
of
tlle
association
1880.
-Newfie
!!
Hamilton
Group
Gathers
History
The
story
of
the
adventures
or
'Dr.
jumi
nae.
a
pnvslclan
uhn
ST'
-JOHN'S
Sr.
9r
was
the
second
president,
form?
part
of
Canadian
annals.
Once
a
geographer
and
explorer
of
note,
he
was
the
first
man
to
discover
the
fate
I
HAMlLlun
vr
a
acienuuc
i
organization
in
this
Industrial
.Ontario
city
is
celebrating
Its
!
93rd
birthday
this
year.
Labrador
thi.
"
"
whalini
:
dou
At
wzra
Whaline
,7.
!
A
nucleus
for
the
gathering
,,icver
sir
Jonn
PrankUn
D"
and
dissemination
of
knowledge
RaC)
who
had
covered
thousand
this
district
since
1857
has
in
0f
miles
or
northern
terrltorv
bv
been
provided
by
the
Hamilton
boat
and
on
foot,
found
Eskimo
Association
for
the
Advancement
wno
knvw
of
Franknn.g
of
Science,
Art
and
Literature.
and
then
discovered
traces
of
its
1
It
started
In
the
fall
of
that
members.
Hie
Polar
1
0"t
of
HawkeTtoL,
"ten
of
330.
Both
fiiMr.
U:
Will
dDS
W
R
fb
j"
".
a
..ij
nisi,
jniormaiion
about
the
was
lust
11
years
old.
A
few
Baring
6arers
uhirh
vi
,
eager
citizens
met
In
a
private
to
the
g
-eat
British
family
of
fin-i
total
eatch
Utl"'t
iiuiuc
oau
ucLiucu
vu
"
ain-ii'rs
ana
diplomats
was
de-l
Althoueh
it
k
association
to
look
into
the
finer
livrred
to
the
association
and
1
PoUleht
ir
"
.things
of
life.
then
to
the
world.
Dr.
Adamitant
nVT'1
I
On
Sundays,
In
the
sumrwr
Shortt
of
the
Bureau
of
Archives1
an
average
seal,
months
the
members
of
the
at
Ottawa
was
the
first
to
studv
of
a
halintmJ
'
'Scientific
Association,
its
popu-i
the
papers,
and
he
passed
on
his
to
$1,000.
'nr
name,
used
to
gather
at
the
Knowledge
to
the
Hamilton
as-l
shore
of
the
bay
and
walk
I
sorlat'on.
j
hrough
the
area
to
observe
th?j
Under
the
leadership
of
A
T
large
number
of
birds.
They
j
Wood,
pre
Went,
the
association
collected
ferns
and
flowers
and'
continues
the
practice
begun
W
ven
poked
Into
the
geology
of
years
ago
of
cultivating
science
.....
if
..
..rr.'
ns
"
i"
1
PORTRAIT
Films
Develop
WJ
prompt
sand
f
HANDLER'S
ncrf
the
region.
.
I
arl
and
literature,
keeping
hI.vo
Fossils,
rocks
and
specimens
an
Important
phase
of
civic
life,
for
microscopic
examination
were
i
npAraiva
Kir
tVia
trmim
anrl
aa!
I
'in
-Ui
street
nh
"""-
uwn
383
ft
Want
Ads,
Sure
Results!
ft:
jn
k
v--awJ
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a
member
became
familiar
witn;
one
field
of
studv
he
branched
into
another.
So
their
knowledge
grew.
VALUABLE
RECORDS
At
one
time
the
association
held
meetings
in
the
Alexandra
Arcade,
where
a
large
depart-
Christmas
Cards
r
".
Ik
Vnwiol
jfoiirli
!
ment
store
now
stands.
By
1873
Matured
and
Bottled
in
England
0?
K
4
or
IS
Make
Your
Choice
Now!
-k
We
have
just
the
cards
that
you
will
on
1
mw
Kingston,
Church
PRIMATE'S
FUNERAL
Funeral
services
for
Archbishop
George
Frederick
James
Cathedral,
of
England
Primate
for
all
Canada,
were
held
la-.t
Thursday
morning
in
St.
It
had
become
Incorporated,
and
took
over
a
section
of
the
old
library
building
on
Main
Street.
The
records
compiled
by
these
citizens
have
become
Invaluable.
Papers
prepared
and
read
before
the
association
were
frequently
published,
and
in
some
cases
remain
th
only
accounts
of
conditions
Of
the
time.
The
geology
and
natural
history
of
the
district
has
been
well
charted
through
their
efforts.
One
volume
published
In
1886
has
become
a
classic
of
Its
kind.
This
Is
"Birds
of
Ontario,"
writ-
mi
Toronto.
The
61-yea.r-old
archbishop
of
Nova
S;otia
was
named
primate
after
tire
death
of
Archbishop
Derwyn
T.
Owen
three
years
ago.
Here
the
primate's
body
is
carried
from
the
cathedral
by
the
pallbearers
including
five
me
Titers
'of
the
family
W.
A.
Kingston,
L.
R.
Kingston,
G.
H.
Kingston
and
R.
A.
Kingston
and
Rev.
Derwyn
Owen,
son
of
the
former
primate.
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PHOTO)
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published
or
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by
the
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or
by
the
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DECORATIONS
TODAY!
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
CO.
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART,
B.C.
PHONE
210
Britons
In
Rush
A
A
r
U
WmUWm
Trustees
of
l
Railway
Quit
To
Buy
Clothes
NEW
YORK
Two
trustees
of
LONDON
P
From
Land
s
Fwl
13.
FINE
PRINTING
AT...
II
fhe
Lons
Is'and
Railroad
resign-
to
John
C'Groats,
Britons
are
ed
last
niaht
as
a
sequel
to
the
buying
new
clothes.
I
I
collision
rf
two
trains
last
Wed-
.
Before
the
bells
to'l
farcwc'l
.
Printers
YOURS-for
only
25
and
3
JELL
0
Box
Fronts!
Get
a
set
today.
.
.
Don't
miss
this
exceptional
money-saving
offer!
11
neday
nlcht
when
77
persons
to
1950,
thousands
will
havo
;ukl-wsre
killed.
The
resignations
r'to
thcii-
wardrobes.
This
nud-1
came
under
pressure
of
state
and
den
buying
spree
is
a
direct
-rc-i
-ity
authorities.
su't
of
a
sharp
rise
in
raw
wooli
2'!2
SECOND
AVE.
iV&ZVS&g
""So
June.
British
wool
tex-!
t
t
iles
have
increased
in
pri?
i
il
k
lrom
15
percent
ror
lowcr-pra
c
woollens
to
25
pecent
for
all-woo'
worsteds,
and
further
increases
are
expected.
A'l
thai
now
stands
betveen
the
consumer
and
the
biceet
t
rise
in
'cloth
-
7s
3?
Moulds
ar.SfadefromH
5
I
ir.g
prices
since
1939
are
thi:
cx-
I
i.sting
stocks
in
shop
and
warc-
High
Quality
Easy
to
Fill
-
durable
aluminum.
that
stand
Aflat
bottom
ui
thnut
tipping
m
0
house.
SANTA'S
Walked
Right
In
with
a
GIFT
For
Every
Aitnougn
the
fact
is
luiiy
realized,
there
is
no
panic-buying.
Stocks
are
Bond
and
customers
Id
EasytoUnmou
ft
arc
chosslng
with
care.
Men
are
ii
I
choosing
usefu'.
dark
lounff-s
Mo
snarp
fluted
sides
lose
blacks
.J;
ft
W-stt
End
tailors
say
thev
have
50
to
80
percent
more
orders
in
hand
than
they
had
at
this
time
iast.
year.
People
are
orderini'
GOOD
BOY
AND
GIRL!!
Gay,
sparkling
JELL-0
Dessert
si
Appetizing,
refreshing
Jell-0
Salads!
Are
so
easy
to
make
...
so
quick
to
make
.
.
.
and
so
amaringly
thrfry
with
JELL-0
Jelly
Powders.
Make
them
even
more
appealing,
more
tempting
for
individual
serving
in
these
attractive
jelly
moulds.
Enjoy
the
7
delicious
"locked-in"
flavors
of
JELL-O
often.
top-grade
flannels
and
worsteds
that
will
remain
In
the
tailors
His
Bag
is
Overflowing
with
hands
until
late
in
tho
coming
8
yea;
This
premature
buying
is
cau.-
SLEIGHS
lng
much
concern
In
the
trade
Retailers
predict
'
the
greatest
O
DOLLS
CARS
WAGONS
Send
3
JELL-0
Box
Fronts
a
Onlarit
to
JELl-O,
Cobourg,
if-
BUGGIES
TRAINS
:
j
sales
resistance
in
trade
history,
j
when
the
full
impact
of
new
;
pri-jes
is
felt
around
March
of
'h
I
next
year.
A
rite
in
price
of
'iSi
nearly
1
($3.10)
is
expected
on
NAME
(h.a
PRINT
elwrly)
I
pi
LOADS
O.F
TRICKEY
LITTLE
TOYS!
6
SHOP
NOW
FOR
THE
BEST
SELECTION!
"Some
merchants
are
taking
unfair
advantage
by
increasing
the
price
of
existing
stocks,'
said
Harry
Eliis,
a
London
tailor.
Savile
Row,
the
top
street
.for
ADDRESS
i
PRCV..
TOWN
OR
CITY
-
wb4
Thi.
.ff.r.
,.d
r.fund.d
i
h.
.upply
o
pity
.
...
j.
llmlM
THE
SPORT
SHOP
9h
J.II
O
h
rad.-morfc
ol
b
ro"
'
men's
tailoring,
says
that
suits
j
will
cost
at
least
10
ijiore.'
Present
prices
are
40
to
50,
'
.1