l?unf
Rupttt
DaHg
J3cto
HID.
Tuesday.
April
27,
1043
"Tou
should
have
htard
the
complaints
at
the
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities
convention.
The
farming
communities
of
the
Fraser
Valley
are
dead
against
I'KAIKlE
FLOODS
"
t
i
,
DELAY
TRAIN
l&Sfij
Prairie
floods
are
responsible
llenl
time.
Tle
,
ni"na
for
delay
in
the
arrival
of
the,ed
Wu'ting
cun.
'D
-
COUNCIL
HITS
AT
DAYLIGHT
it.
They
blame
the
Vancouver
i
PVH
nneiunirr
train
......
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uail.M'iintlt
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j
Bw.
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uiunittl-,
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tr
ii..
,
.'tier
"I
Ihc
company
has
slopped
loadings,
Canadian
National
freight
representatives
here
have
received
no
word
that
the
service
is
to
be
halted
and
they
are
ex
Jin
LABOR
TROUBLE
MAY
HIT
LUMBER
iiv
.iiLuuicu
lu
uinve
npr
Ol
SAVING
TIME
A
"vigorous"
protest
against
golf
players."
Alderman
Rudderham
opposed
the
way
t
he
government
invoked
daylight
saving
time
and
11:45
tonight,
daylight
saving
time.
The
train
was
reported
at
the
imposition
ol
daylight
sav
pecting
the
second
scowload
of
ing
time
in
central
British
Col-1
objected
to
anyone
interfering
lumber
here
shortly.
with
the
clock.
'We
rather
expected
that
the
second
scowload
of
lumber
"This
thing
was
passed
,
by
council,
without
ap
order
-
In
-
SHIPMENTS
HERE
A
labor
dispute
which
has
brought
a
halt
to
scow
loadings
Hi
tlx-
Juneau
Spruce
Corporation,
may
delay
or
halt
the
shipment
of
lumber
from
the
Alaska
capital
to
the
continental
United
States
via
Prince
Rupert.
proaching
the
people
about
It
at
all,"
he
declared.
"It
benefits
would
have
arrived
this
weekend"
the
Daily
News
was
told
today.
"It
may
have
been
held
up
by
this
trouble
but
we
have
not
been
advised
of
it."
umbia
by
government
order-in-council
will
be
lodged
by
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
and
at
least
one
other
municipality.
Council
agreed
last
night
to
join
the
village
ol
Smithers
in
expressing
dissatisfaction
at
"government
interference
with
time"
without
consulting
the
citizens
of
the
province.
Smi
Normally,
the
railway
com
pany
would
not
be
advised
of
no
one
and
Is
something
that
should
be
left
alone."
It
created
an
added
difficulty
and
danger
for
fishermen,
he
said,
because
the
tide
books
are
prepared
on
the
basi
of
standard
time.
Fishermen
have
to
make
allowance
for
an
extra
the
shipment
until
It
is
ready
for
sailing
south.
thers
village
council
has
sent
petitions
to
communities
along
the
railway
line
as
far
east
as
McBride.
hour
when
computing
tides.
The
dispute,
involving
Juneau
longshoremen,
has
resulted
in
the
company's
office
at
Seattl2
ordering
the
cessation
of
scow
loadings
until
the
situation
is
cleared
up.
It
strikes
a
blow
ncainst
the
newly
organized
plan
to
route
Alaskan
lumber
through
this
port.
However,
despite
the
fact
that
Criminal,
nonsensical,"
agreed
Alderman
Arthur
Brooksbank
ATderman
Casey.
.
eagerly
led
the
pack
when
the
it
.-.ft
i-
aldermen
criticized
the
edict
which
made
it
necessary
for
The
aldermen
agreed
with
a
suggestion
by
Alderman
T.
B.
i
Black
that
legislative
members,
for
the
central
B.C.
region
be1
asked
to
bring
the
matter
upi
British
Columbians
to
leave
their
The
Juneau
Spruce
Corporation
routed
more
than
600,000
board
feet
of
spruce
lumber
through
PrinceRupert
10
day?
ago.
The
company
planned
to
continue
shipments
throughout
the
summer
to
the
United
States.
The
second
shipment,
when
it
arrives,
is
to
be
unloaded
over
the
ocean
dock,
the
eastern
section
of
which
has
been
returned
to
Canadian
National
Railways
from
War
Assets
Corporation.
The
first
shipment
was
unloaded
at
the
dry
dock.
beds
an
hour
earlier.
"It
has
been
foisted
on
B.C.
by
a
minority
in
Vancouver,"
he
asserted.
"It
may
help
a
few
golf
and
tennis
players
In
Kit-
ln
the
house
before
it
is
adjourned
this
week.
VALUE
for
i
silano
and
Shauthnessy
but
it
your
dollar
is
no
good
here."
BLACKHEADS
Imp!?
dliola
dlaaiwaar
b
thla
mm
aimpla.
mfr
anil
aura
mUiixl.
tat
ta
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...
MwHar
IrM
BtIT
drug
WOMAN
CONDUCTS
MONTREAL
SYMPHONY
Mrs.
H.
B.
Bowen,
president,
and
Ethel
Stark,
conductor
of
the
Montreal
Women's
Symphony
Orchestra,
were
welcomed
in
Toronto
by
Toronto's
own
Patsy
Parr,
10-year
old
concert
pianist.
Patsy
is
shown
presenting
Miss
Stark,
right,
with
a
bouquet
of
roses
at
the
C.N.R.
train,
while
Mrs.
Bowen
smiles
approval.
The
Montreal
Women's
Orchestra,
only
all-woman
symphony
orchestra
conducted
by
a
woman
on
this
continent,
was
founded
by
H.
B.
Bowen
in
1940,
and
made
its
debut
in
the
Ontario
capital
Monday
evening.
Last
fall
the
orchestra
was
received
with
en
m
Mayor
Arnold
agreed
that
It
was
the
"Vancouver
golf
players,"
too.
hoi.
wat
Hirth,
ana
alora.
aprinkla
on
a
vBlr
U
aTaqr
aiaoaaaao
win
m
how
can
i
?
?
:
:
J
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
9,
RaVww
"nat"!lla
'
CM'foiiJ
MATINEE
WEI).
2:30
f
h-X
I
thusiasm
when
it
playe
in
Carnegie
Hall
perhaps
the
first
major
Canadian
Orchestra
to
play
in
New
York.
The
orchestra
will
make
a
tour
of
Canada's
west
during
the
summer
months.,
Q.
How
can
I
make
a
good
mouth
wash?
'
A.
Dissolve
one
teaspoonf
ul
ol
salt
in
a
pint
of
boiled
water.
This
has
antiseptic
qualities
and
also
leaves
the
mouth
fresh
and
clean.
Q
How
can
I
prevent
loose
casters
from
continually
slipping
out
every
time
the
furniture
is
moved?
A.
Wind
a
narrow
strip
of
adhesive
tape
around
the
stem
of
the
caster
until
it
fits
the
PUBLICIZING
BY
PICTURE
SHIPS
and
ELECTRICAL
WATERFRONT
Southbound
to
Vancouver
after
a
voyage
to
Skagway
with
a
full
cargo
for
transfer
to
rati
for
delivery
to
the
Yukon,
Frank
Waterhousc
freighter
Chilliwack.
Cartoon
on
Prince
Rupert's
Courtship
of
Alaska
Prince
Rupert
is
getting
wider
and
wider
publicity
and
now
along
the
artistic
way.
This
time,
Prince
Rupert
follows
the
newspaper
cartoon
mute
The
Vancouver
Sun
Classified
AcvcrtAs.nd
Pays!
FIXTURES
APPLIANCES
CLEANERS
SERVICE
SEE
rilONE
WRITE:
,
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
SLIPS
OF
NOTE
Sizes
13
To
44
And
46
To
50
Also
PRINCESS
LINE
prints
a
sketch
showing
three
,
Capt.
Harry
Stevens,
arrived
in
ligures
on
the
ball
room
floor.
Port
at
3:30
Sunday
afternoon
One
is
a
buxom
lass
with
lux-
and,
after
taking
on
oil
at
the
uriant
curls,
She
is
labelled
,
Imperial
Oil
Co.
wharf
and
gen-"Alaskan
Trade."
She
is
danc-
I
eral
cargo,
sailed
early
Monday
ine
with
a
Dossessive
looking
'
morning
for
Vancouver.
South
-
3U
Tlllltl
AVI
M
K
H
I
Si
mix
PHONE
(.44
1
WALLACE'S
bound
she
is
calling
at
Bute-
.
dale
to
load
32,000
gallons
of
j
fish
oil.
On
her
way
here
from
j
Skagway
she
hau
called
at
Stewart
and
loaded
800
tons
of
Premier
concentrates.
Of
Course
parly
called
"Seattle
Monopoly"
and,
be
it
noticed,
the
lovely
lady's
fair
right
hand
is
stoutly
shackled
to
his.
Standing
a
few
feet
away
is
a
handsome
looking
young
fellow
named
"Prince
Rupert."
He
is
tapping
Seattle
and
asking
Ormes
Drug
DRUGS
Second
vessel
of
the
Water-;
his
1
house
Line
to
visit
Prince
Ru-
"Er-M:iy
I
Cut
In?"
In
lo
VANCOUVER
nd
way
ports
Every
Monday
10
p.m.
to
A
L
A
S
K
A
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
and
Ska
g
way
May
2
and
13
to
ALERT
BAY
nd
Vancouver
April
27
and
May
7
key
pert
within
24
hours
was
the
,
i
srloved
hand
he
carries
a
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
STORE
HOURS
-WEEK-DAYS,
!)
A
M
TO
9
I":
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
-12
N'iOM
TO
2
fX.
7
P.M.
TO
0
I'
M
Relaxing
of
Ban
on
Can-
'
freighter
Southholm,
Capt.
Wil-
j
called
adian
Ships."
The
cartoon
is
ham
oieason,
wnicn
was
in
pori
entitled
"KEY
PORT."
j
during
this
mornin.
She
came
Seattle
is
staring
over
his
j
north
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
shoulder
at
Prince
Rupert
with
j
Islands
and,
among
other
calls,
a
somewhat
truculent
look.
And
was
at
Massett
to
load
lumber,
if
one
examines
the
picture
The
vessel,
which
headed
south
closely,
it
may
occur
to
one
that
from
here,
was
also
at
Port
Ed-the
naze
of
the
eirl.
fixed
on
the
ward
and
other
Skeena
River
Daily
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
from
7
p.m.
till
H
P'
and
Sunday
House
need
painting
this
spring?
Now'i
I
goo!
time
to
check
up.
Paint
coils
less
than
repairs.
And
remember
Goad
paint
is
the
cheapest
paint.
Good
paint
covers
better,
looks
better,
lasts
longer.
Aod
costs
no
more
to
apply
usually
less.
It
Pays
To
Use
C
I
L
Paints
points
with
cannery
supplies.
PHONE
81
laddie
who
would
like
a
dance,
is
not
unkind.
V
z
NEW
CARIBBEAN
RESORT
PORT-OF-SPAIN.
Trinidad
9
Treat
Your
Car
or
Truck
to
a
Commander
F.
J.
Schreiber,
of
the
Alaska
coastguard
service,
has
caught
a
4G'2-Pound
king
salmon,
largest
qualifying
fish
caught
in
the
Ketchikan
king
salmon
derby.
It
was
44!
inches
long,
with
a
girth
of
thirty
inches.
Derby
Day
will
be
June
6
with
a
top
prize
of
$4,500.
It
was
on
March
6
that
the
qualifying
lists
were
opened.
!
Pointe
Bclcine,
Gasparce,
is
;
to
be
converted
Into
one
of
the
I
most
modern
holiday
resorts
in
the
Caribbean
according
to
re-,
l'
ports
here.
Lhuimy
Lubrication.
KAIEN
CO
OP
Brighten
Your
Home
With
VJall
Tone
--
Vello-Alabastinc
ItHt
'01R
SPRING
CLEANING
J11AMP
CLEANER
WALLPAPER
CLEANER
WALLPA-1'Kit
REMOVER
BLUE
CLEANER
BRUSHES
MOPS
WAXES
,
Phone
179
Box
1127
251
3rd
West
not
just
another
'grcase-up
C-I-L
FAINTS
have
long
proved
that
they
can
TAK.E
IT.
You
can
depend
upon
them
for
the
enduring
beauty,
the
sturdy
resist
ncc
to
wear
and
weather,
which
mean
true
paint
economy.
Bmfor
you
pairt,
whttlyr
a
choir,
e
room
or
o
fcovit
ROYAL
LICENCE
NUMBER
LONDON
O
Princess
Elizabeth's
new
automobile,
a
wedding
present
from
the
R.A.F.,
will
carry
the
licence
number
"HRH
1."
The
licence
was
surrendered
by
a
private
motorist.
It
Costs
Ho
Morej
LINDSAY
MOTORS
IM
near
Civic
(Tiilre
j
SEE
YOUR
C-I-L
PAINT
DEALER
l
Krei.nU
Avenue.
SEIZED
TROLLER
RETURNING
TO
ALASKAN
PORT
The
45-foot
American
troller
Betty
M..
seized
at
Alii
Inlet
last
week
for
alleged
Infraction
of
the
International
halibut
regulations,
was
permitted
to
leave
port
here
on
Sunday
for
Ketchikan
where
she
will
facr
prosecution
on
a
charge
o'f
being
unlawfully
in
possession
of
halibut.
The
Betty
M.,
Cant.
Har'ov
P.
!
Silversides
Bros.
hI
i
Hollywood
foi
ST
...
a"f
...
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ll
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.
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I'M
1"
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fjltius
r
s-k
L-ii
iaviiiinn.i
a.
.im
i
mm
I
Ii
u
i
I
ifa
ui
ui
-
Martin,
was
brought
to
Prince
smoke
m
Wis
Sunday,
J
1"
I
Siccial
Dinner
Every
v
-
-
CIHNKSE
iisiii:s
A
SI'W
IAI-TV
I
THE
NEW
LOOK
1
chop
i"
''l""
""s
JH
Give
your
home
the
'"New
Look'
by
using
the
wide
r'
1
-
choice
of
beautiful
pastel
tints
obtainable
in:
-
'
Satin-Glo
Enamel
Satin-Glo
Finish
,
hi
Rln4
ipl''C
Satin-Glo
Varnish
Stain
I
fjSJ
lUUlCI
Rupert
Thursday
night
by
the
fisheries
patrol
boat
Sookc
Post,
after
Inspector
Maurice
Houghton
was
said
to
have
found
1G
halibut
aboard.
International
halibut
regulations
do
not
permit
possession
of
that
type
of
fish
out
of
season.
The
season
does
not
vpen
until
May
1.
The
Betty
M.
was
allowed
to
proceed
lo
Ketchikan
where
the
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
lKT
May
9t
case
will
be
taken
up
by
the
American
authorities.
Under
the
regulations,
fishermen
accused
EW
ROYAL
rT
dav.iiha.-u;
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
of
violating
the
regulations
arc
deait
with
by
the
governments
of
the
country
to
which
they
belong.
LING
THE
TAILOR
We
are
taking
cleaning
and
prei&lng
and
steam
prettsing
while
yon
wait.
PHONE
649
220
Sixth
Street
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INCOME
TAX
A
Home
Away
From
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SEE'
II.
E.
MORTIMER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
261
P.O.
Boz
196
t
324
2nd
Ave.
.
(Near
CFPR)