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Rupert
Daiy
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18,
1950
w
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t(,Cr
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mere
s
a
siyic
f.w
w-y-viL.
fa-n''i'
j-.r.
i
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u
tyj
-s
.or
every
woman,
in
this
vears
PSTVC
1
Jh
"y
'
'
'
4
:
'
J.irJ'i
Britlsh
rainwear.
JfJ
J""!
,k
f
n
Pi'l
From
liquid-shaped,
rubber
DIAPEKS
VESTS
BLANKETS
SHAWLS
DRESSES
SOCKS
SWEATERS
COATS
around
k
fA5
5TV.V
JVi.'Atf
i,A1,".',r
j
backed
rayons,
costing
P-F"
-
J
t
i
v
v
r.
-five
guineas
($16.27).
pr
ices
it-
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
William
MCombe,
arrived
in
port
at
6
o'clock
last
evening
from
north
Queen
Charlotte
Is-and
points
and
failed
at
9
p.m.
for
Vancouver
and
waypoints
The
sister
ship
Ccquitlam,
Capt
John
Boclen,
reached
pert
at
8
-m.
from
Vancouver
and
snilei
-t
m:'dn:ght
fur
Alice
Arm.
Stcw--i
it
and
other
northern
points
i
hence
she
is
due
br.ck
hre
tomorrow
morning
to
sail
south
a.
1:3C
p.m.
through
nay
tartans,
tailor-
Sr'-TV.
??
tl
0-v-y?
I'.iald
checks
ar.d
nd
proofed
whip-
17
I
-
.
!
rY"
0
H
4
gabardines
a
'
t,
.
m,
.
t
I
cords,
to
18
tp
20
($62)
con-gabardine
re-
"1
-
,UU
''l.N,N,
7
P
mJ
Quality
Jnfants'
Wear
Thrifty
Prices
RUPERT
PEOPLE'S
STORE
ost
of
England
the
Write,
.i....
check,
or
black-and-white
doss-
Build
Own
Cruiser
gabardine,
are
two
of
the
more
we'
Cd$4000
fOThtr
popular
numbers.
Overseas
visitors,
however,
Willi
Hammer,
Sav,
seem
to
favor
the
lively
plaid
HALIFAX
O'-G.
B
f""
'Uli0
rules
Vino
"'or-
n.n...
Iheboati,
10:15
Provincial
Affairs
10:3"
Richard
Tauber
SOMETHING
NEW
Boston
lism.ig
irawiers-
uie
trying
something
new
to
prevent
wear
and
tear
on
their
nets
as
they
drag
over
the
ocean
bottom.
The
nets,
shown
drying
In
Halifax,
are
covered
with
cow
hides
for
protection.
(CP
Photo)
Isner,
druggist,
and
Milton
Todd,
checks
and
tartans
reversed
to
.'qually
bright
gabardines.
For
those
who
dislike
the
bulky
convertibles,
there
are
11:00
Weather
Forecast
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
chef,
both
of
Halifax,
wanted
a
lU
"bin
cruise,
T
boat
to
sail
along
Nuva
Scotia's
,have
nothine
to
shores,
but
didn't
like
the
prbca
h'-"'
time.
4th,-
An
old
timer
in
port
yesterday
was
Ale-
Chman,
captain
of
the
Powell
River
Company
tti1?
S.
D
Brooks,
which
has
been
hiilin
Davis
rafts
frtm
Mpsset
to
the
mainland
for
the
oast
six
weeks.
The
tug
was
in
picking
no
provisions
,and
fuel
Wore
returning
to
the
Queen
CharUt'e
Is-'ands
to
resurre
operations.
(Subject
lo
Change)
smooth,
silk-lined
gabardines
Illflthnr
J
I"
quotrd
by
boat
builders.
with
matching
hat
or
hood.
A
lime-green
gabardine
with
deep
wide
raglan
sleeve,
swing
back
Irene
Dunne
Likes
Queen
will
bo
hi-
..
.
4ll
t
r
.1
fort.
and
optional
dog-lead
belt,
has
So
thev
bui!t
their
own
n
23-foot
cabin
cruiser
despite
the
fact
neither
had
ever
built
any.
thinfe
before.
Armed
with
only
a
hammer
and
saw,
the
amateur
boat
builders
set
up
a
wo.kuioji
in
the
back
of
Isner's
druu
stnro
iront
curr-panel
or
blark
to
match
the
deep,
pointed
black
OUTWEU,
They've
m
v...
collar
and
cuffs
and
matchln
now-famous
Jowls,
which
had
to
be
applied
every
day.
The
rubbery
neckpiece
was
glued
on
in
a
process
that
required
almost
two
hours
each
morning.
The
chore
if
putting
the
Jowls
on
and
taking
them
off
was
fairly
painful,
and
Miss
Dunne
'sn't
sure
she
would
be
willing
to
endure
the
grind
again.
"There
wera
times
when
part
cf
my
skin
came
off,"
she
said,
"and
I
expected
my
neck
to
be
never
the
sume
again.
Amazingly
enmmh.
my
skin
Is
better
than
ever.
Maybe
I've
discovered
something."
Disembarking
here
last
evening
from
the
south
cn
tho
Cn-quitlam
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
McMeekin,
Miss
M.
Arn-ntt.
Miss
J.
I.iiChance.
Mr.
and
well
parish
church
i
authorities
am
t
.
J
deerstalker
bonnet.
Price
18
guineas.
I
When
the
cruiser
first
slapped
nests
to
get
rid
o
til
Mrs.
John
Wi!k;e.
Mrs.
w.
Steen-
GAY
FOB
DI
LL
WINTERS
g!0vcs,
hat
and
bar;
l0
match
The
gayest
of
brighteners
for;
they
make
a
starllingiy
vivui
TUkSiiAl
s
M
T'
,
Musical
ClocK
rl:00-CBC
New?
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:1a
Mc.ninK
Son
8:30
i.lusir.
for
Modems
8:45
LiUie
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Commentary.
9:15
Morning
Devotion
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Famous
Voices
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Ellen
Harirs
10:15-Morning
Melodies
10:30
"Melody
Time"
10:41
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Roundup
T
ime
11:30
Weatner
Report
11:31
Message
Per:oo
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
'.Scandinavian
Melodies
P.M.
12:00
-IidDay
Melodlw
MONDAY
P.M.
4:15
GUck
Quotations
&
Int.
4:30Zacharias,
the
Ant
,4:45
Don
Mcsser
and
His
Islanders
5:00
Music
for
Strings
5:15
Music
and
Malarky
5:30
The
Question
Box
5:45
Young
Man
With
a
Sung
5:55
CBC
News
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Martial
Airs
,
0:30--Musical
Varieties
7:00
-
CBU
l.'ews
7:15
C'E'J
News
Roundup
7:30
Summer
fallow
8:00
Alberta
Ranch
House
8:30
Paul
Grosney
Group
'9:00
Pacific
Pianoforte
9:30
Variety
Band
Box
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
nun
onusn
winters,
are
the
.ensemble.
shimmer-surface
nylon
satins)
Colors
ranjze
from
soft
tans
with
light
rubber
backs.
'
In1
browns
and
mustards
to
vivid
shades
of
crchid-plr.k,
sea;
j
cortnat'on
red,
purple
and
eme--black,
cherry
red
and
goose-
jp
green.
bcrecn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Reilly.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ken
Hardir.
and
famllv.
H.
J.
Graham.
Mrs.
Astoria.
M!e
torin.
Mis"
Marv
Landry.
Miss
Kitchener,
Miss
J.
Baird,
James.
Raymond
an1
Bruce
Burnett,
Mrs.
Heys.
J
H.
Weeden.
Mr.
Plres,
Wal!pe
By
BOB
THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD
(AP)
Ireti:
Dunne,
home
from
Britain,
is
brimming
with
praise
for
the
Queen.
The
actress
is
back
after
a
six-months
absence,
during
.
which
she
played
the
part
of
Queen
Victoria
in
"The
Mudlark."
While
she
was
in
Britain,
she
had
a
lengthy
chat
with
tho
King
and
Q'tecn.
"They
were
very
interested
in
the
picture,"
she
related,
"and
were
anxious
to
know
if
we
wcr?
getting
the
right
help
on
preserving
the
authenticity.
They
were
both
very
charming."
Miss
Dunne
had
chances
to
ob.
serve
the
Queen
on
public
cr-
SMIf
ELKC
Plumbing
&
Prompt
anfi
vi
!
2X
oerry,
tney
are
in
popular
demand.
The
highlight
of
this
year'3
rainwear,
however,
is
a
soft
leather
or
suede
top
coat.
Combined
travel
coat,
raincoat
and
Price.
G.
W.
Jolliffe.
Miss
A.
Johnston.
MLss
B.
Blake,
Mrs.
Gleav;.
R.
C.
Edwards.
Terrorism
!n
Saigon
LONDON
0
When
a
pram
ran
Into
his
ladder.
John
Ad
two'casions,
too,
and
she
enthused
lnter
warmer,
it
Is
expensive
and
ultra-smart.
,
Lined
with
tweed
or
fur,
built
to
defy
the
hardest
w
inter,
part
of
the
charm
lies
In
the
exact
ams,
a
house-painter
had
RAiGOii,
inco
ennui
tf1
More
than
100
terrorists
are
under
arrest
today
after
French
and
Vietnam
polire
smashed
what
I
about
her.
"She
is
the
picture
cf
serenity.
At
all
times'
she
seems
sreat'.v
shocks.
The
first
was
a
fali
of
20
feet
to
the
ground,
the
second
when
he
saw
a
baby
in
the
prum
covered
in
paint.
12:15
CBC
New.'
12:25
Program
icesum
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
1;00
The
Concert
Hour
2:15
CBR
Presents
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Comty;
Allison
Grant
2:45
Commentary
Jobs
for
BRASH
interested
in
whom
she
is
meet
TV
"1
matching
of
accessories.
If
the
top
coat
Is
worn
over
a
suit,
a
smart
accessory
Is
'the
matching
waistcoat.
Popular
with
Canadian.
American
and
Scandinavian
buyer
was
called
a
Communist
plot
te
make
a
general
attack
within
thf
city.
Authoritative
sources
ar?
quoted
as
saying
the
plot
was
cooked
up
by
Ho
Chi
Minh,
Moscow
trained
leader
of
the
rebel
Viet
Minh.
Captured
terrorists
described
as
'volunteers
of
death,""
aomittd
the
plot.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
ing
and
what
she
is
being
shown.
You
can
tell
that
she
feels
deeply
the
responsibility
to
her
subjects."
Miss
Dunne
found
her
own
reign
as
Victoria
somewhat
gruelling.
The
reason
was
the
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Bernie
Braden
Tells
a
Story
3:30
International
Comty.
3.40
Divertimento
Gothic
Bra
I
are
the
short
boxy
suede
Jackets
worn
with
pencil-slim,
tweed
or
gabardine
skirts.
With
shoes.
i!
Rose
Marx
En
Women's
2-Dome
Rubber
Overshoes
$1.00
and
yf
f
Black
only
3
Hee
I
t?
n
M
DOM'S
DEPARTMENT
STOC
aidenSfisit
of
Heights
I
A
A.
MacKenzie
Furniiure
l!
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
Over
Quarter
d
CHINA
CABINETS
WALNUT
'
5
fect
8
inches
hiqh.
China
shelves.
C.
I
Sfancouver
War
b
our
drawer.
Two-door
cupboard
....
FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRING
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363
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&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractarj
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STORE
LTD.
CORNER
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WALNUT
Fits
into
room
corner
where
wastM
becomes
useful.
Same
features
ask
P.O.
Box
628
Charlie
Roberts
Phon
II
357
'
1
I
Cabinet
CHINA
CABINET
MAHOGANY
5
feet
10
inches
high.
China
and
Sfc
shelves.
Cutlery
drawer
and
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J
iv
i
fel
with
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$11
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for
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Awii
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to
Servj
YOU
R.
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Authorized
Uoaler
foi
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the
above
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all
1
oerviees
irui
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o-
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tli
new
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brush
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Applies
the
wax
as
well
as
polishes
o
-PHONE
451
Phone
today
for
a
free
demon
'.ratio:
i
of
the
1950
Models
jf
tl:e
LLECTIIOLUX
A)
a
."JKIKiLTi
and
ELKCTROLDX
Fi
OriTf
POLIPMER
Commodore
Cafe
Hospitality
and
Good
Food'
"hone
17
for
Send-Out
Ordersi
'.
d
Ave.
David,
Chow.
Mgr
MS.
LIONS
GATE
Built
by
Korumj
Mtitanula
Veriuds
AB,
Malmo,
Siwjen.
Launched
Fchrwir
18,
1950.
Length
500'
2";
Breadth
64'
0";
Depth
39
10".
Displacement
15,000
tons;
Deadweight
9,100
tons;
Speed
19l
knots.
Total
bale
585,000
cubic
feet
includes
refrigeration
94,000
cubic
feet.
12
passengers
in
4
single,
J
double
cabins
and
t
de
luie
suite
(owner's
cabin),
each
with
private
bath.
2
Kockum-MAN
dtesel
engines
each
7,000
b.h.p.
7
hatches
each
served
by
2
electric
cargo
cranes.
FAST.
M.S.
LIONS
GATE
it
propelled
by
2
double-acting
Kockum-MAN
dieael
engines
each
7.000
b.h.p.,
giving
vessel
loaded
speed
of
19J
knots
the
fastest
service
available.
MODERN.
Prom
the
Swedish
Modem
motif
of
the
staterooms
to
the
speed
and
efficiency
of
her
cargo
handling
facilities,
the
LIONS
GATE
is
modern
in
every
respect.
DIRECT.
Johnson
Line's
North
Pacific
Service
connects
the
Pacific
Coast
of
Canada
and
the
United
States
with
United
Kingdom
pom,
continental
Europe
and
Scandinavia
with
fast,
frequent
sailings.
ECONOMICAL.
Speed,
mod-ern
refrigeration
and
direct
service
combine
to
make
the
shipment
of
Cargo
dependable
and
economical.
OUR
NEW
STOCK
HAS
JUST
COME
IN
YOU
WILL
FIND
JUST
THE
SHOES
THE
YOUNG
FELLOW
WILL
REQUIRE
FOR
SCHOOL
Raring
the
rame
of
a
famous
harhour
lanJmark
ot
one
of
the
ports
she
scrven,
Johnson
Line'
leek,
ru-xJcrn
p,li5e,,j!er-fo-.Kl,t,.r
M.S.
LIONS
HATE,
makes
her
maiden
viut
to
the
port
of
Vlncouver,
coimcctms
tae
1'aciiic
Coast
with
her
home
port
of
Stockholm,
Sweden.
The
prosperity
of
Canada
dep-nds,
to
a
large
extent,
on
the
establishment
of
closer
commerci.1
relations
with
other
countries
and
ll
development
of
her
foreign
trade.
A
notable
addition
to
improve
Canada's
expand.ng
overseas
trade
facilities
is
M.S.
LIONS
GATE
offering
a
direct
service
between
Pacific
Coast
ports,
the
United
KinHom,
continental
Europe
and
Scandinavia.
Super
modern
in
every
respect
...from
her
19
knot
sptej,
snxiotis
and
luminous
passenger-
accommodation,
facilities
new
drHgn
carBO-handling
including
"'
refrigeration,
to
her
distinctive
silhouette
.
.
.
M.S.
LIONS
GATE
is
a
proud
addition
to
JulinsoH
Line
Pacific
Service.
Prepare
Fo?
WINTER!
9
Check
your
Furnace
and
Chimney
Now!
Wc
have
the
most
modern
Mm
i
Gxfords
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
"
Sunday.
9
p.m.,
Camosun
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Coquitlam
I
ana
KEUERIAKTIEBOLAGET
NORDSTJERNAN
O
STOCKHOLM,
SWEDEN
C
GARDNER
JOHNSON
LTD.,
Agent.,
CatuiAi
f
340
BURRARD
ST.,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
,
vacuum
equipment
for
cleaning
furnaces
and
chimrwys.
PHONE
884
THOM
Sheet
Metal
Ltd.
CHECK
YOUR
FURNACE
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
Ql'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
Sept.
15
&
29
.
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
September
8
and
22,
10
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
!
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
5b8
a.
GRACE
6
CO.,
SAN
FRANCISCO
General
Agents
A.
JOHNSON
CO.
INC.,
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YORK
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Eastern
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