Prince
ttupett
Daflp
mtoss
Friday,
January
28,
1949
GEORGE
DOVER
LAID
AT
REST
hiipott,
Evitt
Iw
Rlactc
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
IT
PAYS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
and
Co.
Ltd.
Can
Supply
You
With
t-VMiy
UIUJJ
)
TERRACE
Impressive
funeral
I
rltes
were
held
In
St.
Matthew's
AD
ternoon
i
for
the
late
George
Dover,
hlgh-When
Huge
Prince
Rupert
j
ly
stoemod
pioneer
of
the
dis-Ilills
Were
Hurled
Into
Harbor
trict
Beautiful
floral
tributes
of
early
spring
flowers
covered
(By
WJ.R.)
the
casket.
The
chancer
and
There
is
to
be
a
blast
fired
up
a'!tar
and
the
church
were
filled
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
eliminate
a
disagreeable
odor
from
a
room?
A.
Burn
a
small
handful
of
pieces
of
orange
or
apple
peelings,
placed
in
a
tin
receptacle.
This
willy
give
a
cimation
fragrance
to
the
room
Cigarette
Tobacco
river,
river,
this
this
week
week
in
in
connection
connection
"
an
ear,y
wuui
hour
and
uim
there
mere
o
h,
T
...
eWaH
providing
of
a
new
Btanrtlng
outside,
r
a
a
a
knit
knit
nl,
underwear
underwear
all
havne
garment
.
,.
....
i
fodik
t
r,o
t,.
of
MBER
Including
Fir,
Cedar,
etc.
MOORING
In
Fir
or
Hemlock
SIDING
All
Types
SASH
and
DOOR
.
and
.
,
Famous
FOOTHILLS
ALBERTA
COAL
in
all
sizes
'
PHONE
rri
quarry
ui
or
near
rioie-in-me-:
.
im-n
Vail.
last
respects
to
one
whose
pass-
'
lng
has
k
ft
the
tow'n
saddened
Not
many
of
these
super-shots
are
ecen
today.
To
witness
any
an
lnfl,liely
poorer,
one
should
have
lived
in
Prince
1
Ar'lK,(,J'(,n
E.
D.
Hodson
of
MUD,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
Rupert
when
the
waterfront
,
"
e
c
Rlmert,
representing
was
being
hurled
into
shape.l
nop
J
B-
ihson,
spoke
feet-Thr
urnvs
f
..iho.
nn'ny
of
the
f
ai
I
hf
illness
nnrt
Classified
advertising
ways
brings
results.
'"
smaller
exclusions
but
these
tlovaltv
of
ue
deceased
and
left
that
has
come
apart?
.
A.
Bring
the
sides
together
with
a
buttonhole
stitch,
using
a
heavy
thread.
Q.
How
can
I
add
to
the
flavor
of
chocolate?
A.
An
added
flavor
that
is
delicious
can
be
imparted
to
the
vhocolate'
bousing
a
small
quantity
of
cinnamon.
Q.
How
can
-I
easily
clean
sponges?
A.
Soak
in
molk
for
three
or
four
hours,
wring
them
until
perfectly
dry,
then
rinse
thoroughly
in
hot
water.
a
message
of
hope
with
those
were
hardly
worth
noticing,
al
BOAT
OWNERS!
M
NIGHT
ii'tt
behind.
Miss
E.
Head
was
organist
and
the
hymns
were
"Lead,
Kindly
Light"
and
"O
God
Our
Help
in
Ages
Past."
Interment
look
though
the
usual
piecautions
were
taken.
When
rocky
hills
were
shattered
and
thrown
into
the
harbor,
Prince
Rupert
knew
about
what
was
coming
many
days
in
7
ERRACE
t-Tcachcrs'
Association
and
entertainment
topped
by
a
sumptuous
repast.
As
master
of
ceiemonles,
Rev.
P.
H.
Mailed
kept
the
games
moving
quickly.
There
were
also
various
musical
and
dancing
items.
The
hall
had
been
suitably
decorated
by
the
teachers
and,
iii
tribute
to
the
Scottish
hntri
ruiithnnro-.,
"
Kalum
"
1
u
cemeterv.
advance.
This
was
in
the
vea.s
cemr'ty,
pa
I
j0y
rntertainmrnt
1909-10
and
11.
"
,
"e'"g
ilarry
King,
C.
L.
M.
Gig-
.
...
'gey,
E.
T.
Brooks
.T
it
ci.w
Flora
Melvin.
Mrs.
Judd,
in
!
j
..
....
mere
was
a
nuie
hast.
at.
a
-
"""i.
ACE
...
A
jolly
"gel-to-iu,
hck!
on
Burns
Night,
this
part
of
Canada
that
'
is
closest
to
-Britain
till
Newfoundland
comes
in
things
seem
to
be
looking
up.
None
of
that
'Joe's
Bar
and
Grill"
stuff
for
Halifax.
Thomas
Muise,
owner
of
the
"Lighthouse",
isn't
letting
things
slide
with
just
the
name.
He's
putting
up
a
sign
in'
front
that
resembles
a
lighthouse.
It
will
revolve
so
that
the
light
comes
on
at
one
side
of
the
tavern,
dims
there
and
comes
up
on
the
other
side.
There's
a
'Sea
Horse"
in
town
now
and
another
place
called
"Ye
Olde
English
Inn.
"The
Port,"
with
a
sign
showing
a
ship
docking,
is
to
open
soon
You
also
can
buy
a
beer
at
a
hotel
called
"The
Sword
ana
Anchor."
Nova
Scotia
got
taverns
late
last
year
after
a
dry
spell
that
had
lasted
31
years.
Five
have
opened
in
Halifax
so
far
and
10
more
will
be
ready
by
the
end
of
April.
irt:ii!uiia
costume,
costume,
6
aenghted
t
,
.,
,
K-
corey
and
F
N.i-h
wLhi
polnt
in
the
railway
yards
in
the
'
evervone
with
with
t,,
the
a
p,.iriri
,
companist.
Accompanist
for
MrsJ""hQ1
'
'
"Pre
Uic
and
Mrs.
J.
Maxted
.1.
.
.
overhead
anaroach
now
snrnm',,..
...
m"A"u'
M,s-
Mrs
L
Orif
trif-
(vci.ini?,
in
tlie
Odd-1
two
Scotch
songs
were
sung
by
H.iil
when
the
members
j
the
High
School
quartette
com
Z
Kergommeaux'
rgommeaux-
two
two
solos
solo&
th.
'
"
W.
Donald,
Mrs
R.
Cor-
i
in
-Teai
hers'
Assnt'la-
prising
Margaret
Kennedy,
Marie
leti.
"Commin-
Thro
the
Rye"
andi",,
'"r
T
and
"ie
rallay
stat.on.
Another
"Bonnie
Doon-was
Mrs
C
j
N,,,,
-inc.
was
clos
to
'here
the
dryd(ck
norrington.
Mrs.
Peter
Lind.strom
and
Joyce
and
Norman
Perry,
accompanied
by
rniitn'il
i
heir
nusoanas
.niit
of
sparkling
I
ut
Van
INGENUITY
IN
TAVERN
NAMES
Nothing
Drab
In
Nomenclature
of
Halifax
Resorts
By
DAVE
McINTOSH
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
HALIFAX
Tneir
names
can't,
as
ex-overseas
types
will
probably
agree,
rank
with
"the
Nag's
Head,"
'Elephant
and
Castle,'"
"Turkey
Cock,"
and
"The
Hoop
and
Grapes."
But
they
are
an
Improvement
over
the
usual
staid
billings
given
most
Canadian
taverns.
That
is
to
say,
tavernkeepers
in
this
old
port
are
showing
commendable
originality
in
picking
names
for
their
new
places
of
business.
It
would
be
hard
to
touch
the
almost
inaccessible
British
standard,
of
course.
But
tavern
names
here
are
beginning
to
show
a
happy
advance
from
the
drab
situation
existing
in
most
Canadian
cities.
Take
'The
Lighthouse,"
for
instance,
which
is
going
to
open
in
a
few
days.
Granted,
the
name
hasn't
got
the
ring
of
"The
Boar's
H
e
a
d,"
"The
King's
Arms,"
or
"Dirty
Dick's.'
But
it
seems
to
be
a
step
in
the
right
direction.
With
the
exception
of
"The
CHART
YOUR
COURSE
'
for
the
--
THOM
SHEET?
METAL
SHQHS
when
your
craft
neecl.
if
new
Ta.T!k,
Muffler,
Galley
Staci,
or
any
other
metal
Writ.
PHONE
884-
;
253
EAST
FIRST-
AVENUE
is
now
located.
A
shot
was
about
to
be
fired.
If
everything
went
right,
it
would
be
a
thriller
and
worth
Science
Congress
Meets
In
Auckland
jtELIEF,
Stolk,
president
of
the
Association,
welcomed
the
guests
and
later
In
the
evening
thanked
all
who
had
turned
out
to
make
the
occasion
so
successful.
She
expressed
the
lmpe
that
the
husbands
would-
turn
out
to
the
meetings
as
well
as
the
wives.
Mrs.
C.
J.
NoiTinerton.
chair-
taking
pains
to
remember.
Some!
y
1
c-
GRAHAM
one
would
pass
through
the
Canacllan
Press
Correspondent
camp
.shouting
at
the
ton
of
his
AUrtri.AMn
.
I
S
Wrd-
U
WaS
U,an
400
SCk'ntists
fom
severe
Fire.
This,
he
kept
repeating,
countries
will
assemble
in
Anri,.
EVER
"STARRED"
IN
A
SCENE
LIKE
THIS?
BOY,
YOUR
TROUBLES
ARE
OVER
WHEN
WE
SERVICE
YOUR
CAR
.
.
.
PEP
IT
UP...
GIVE
IT
A
NEW
OUTLOOK
ON
DRIVING
LIFE.
JUST
WATCH
US
WORK.
Bob
Parker's
m
'
Pi
tan
of
the
publicity
committee,1"
f,d
not
mean
a
fire
had
land
February
2
for
the
opening
broken
t.
But
everyone
under-
of
the
seventh
Pacific
Sri
reviewed
viewed
the
the
aims
aims
and
and
obiects
obiects
ANCIENT
CATTLE
BREEDING
Domestication
of
cattle
is
said
to
have
begun
10,000
years
go.
of
the
Association
in
a
brief
talk.
A
few
mild
Scotch
jokes
were
contributed
by
several
of
the
men
and
the
evening's
entertainment
ended
about
11
p.m.
swod.
it
meant
that
tons
of
ex-
Congress.
Sessions
will
continue1
pelves
were
about
to
be
touch-
in
Auckland
and
Christchurch
ed
off
and,
if
anyone
valued
his
until
February
23
life
or
projects,
he'd
bestdear
The
importance
governments
out
from
where
he
happened
to
attach
to
the
exchange
of
ideas
'
between
leading
scientists
at
the
All
doors
were
cIorpH
r
nn,t,A
Conirres
i
.i,,.
k..
,u.
PTOVN
SERVICE
STATION
SNAIL
STORAGE
SAvoyi
HOTEL
Snails
can
go
without
food
!
and
everyone
scrambled
for
the
that
official
delegations
are
t
J
irtl
V1(
Itriile
OK
Phono
111
I
for
about
four
months
by
living
high
spots.
This,
as
a
rule
was
bf
'g
sent
by
most
countries
where
the
totem
pole
park
on
bordering
on
the
Pacific
as
well
the
reserve
is
now
found.
i
as
from
several
European
coun-
Crow's
Nest"
in
Rt.
John's,
Nfld.,
Canadians
will
probably
i
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE'
4
fcverything,
of
course,
went
all
!
h'ies.
In
addition
the
U.
N.
E
right
1
PHONE
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Box
541
S.
CO.,
the
United
Nations
Fno-
never
get
taverns
that
have
the
atmosphere
of
those
old
English
pubs
just
mentioned
ex-servicemen
could
rhyme
off
a
.hundred
others
without
re
The
rockmen,
who
loadid
the
t
and
Agructulre
Organization,
the
South
Pacific
Commission
aw.
I.TD.
?
"A
Good
Place
to
Bity"
coyote
holes
in
the
flinty
hills
FRASER
STREET
'.)
"
PRINCE
RUPERT
injtne
supreme
command
in
Japai.
and
bluffs
were
ail
experts
their
line.
It
took
a
lot
peating
themselves!.
But
in
of
are
sending
representatives
on
lhe
reserves
in
their
tissues.
know-how"
to
carry
through!
Canada's
delegation
of
16,
lea
uch
hazardous
work
and
avoid!
by
Dr.
G.
M.
Shnim
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
iamage
to
properly
or
any
cas
of
the
National
Research
Coun-
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
ualties.
It
required
knowledge
to
know
not
what
to
do,
and
as
a
general
rule
their
at
rvices
were
all
that
could
be
wishec,
for.
It
was
a
sight
to
watch
such
eil,
will
be
one
of
the
strongest
ovi.rseas
groups
at
the
congress.
Inc;
only
larger
delegation
from
abroad
will
be
the
United
States
party
of
49
and
that
from
Australia
numbering
21.
NOW
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
upheavals.
First
a
far
reachin
The
composition
of
the
Cana-
BYTOWN
MACHINE
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and
users
of
Industrial
Engines
are
invited
to
our
showoom
to
view
our
various
engines
and
talk
over
equipment
problems.
January
f
Bedding
Special
;
consisting
of
2"
Steel
Tubing
lirdstead'
Steel
-
Ribbon
Slat
Spring
Spririj
-
Filled
Mattress
in
3'3",
4',
4'6"
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FOR
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'
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SPECIALS
Royal
York,
panejjed
3I
Royal
York,
plain
....
$29.5
Sani-Filled
$27.50
All
above
have
high-tempered
coil
springs.
ALL
"SPECIALS"
CASH
FREF.
DELIVERY
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quiver,
i
nen
a
roar
suggesting
aian
aeiegation
indicates
tha'L
the
end
of
everything.
Then,
the
Dominion
is
e.snociniiv
in-
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BOTTLE
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MESSENGER
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soaring
clouds
of
smoke,
mus-
terested
in
discussing
fanning
keg.
boulders
and
countless
frag-1
problems
und
Pacific
fishery
re-ments
of
rock
and
general
deb-j
-sources.
lis,
whirling
toward
the
water.
I
Notable
among
the
visitors
Well
out
from
the
wharves,
the'
from
New
Zealand's
point
of
harbor's
calm
surface
hnd
turn-!
view
is
nmi
.,f
n,
n!,..i
fi
ll
V
mtmztn
II
ll
B
c
s
u
il
,
.......u.i
ui
UUHL'tl
ed
a
yellowish
tint,
as
well
as!
Slates
delegation.
Sir
Peter
Buck,
mm
lougn,
wnn
streaxs
oi
troth,
oirector
of
the
Hisi-inn
Mmm
i
Honolulu.
Sir
Peter
is
a
mem-
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Dor
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New
Zealand's
native
race,
the
Maoris,
and
is
the
most
distinguished
scientist
the
race
has
produced.
Today
he
is
recognized
as
one
ef
the
world's
leading
enthno-logists.
His
studies
of
native
races
of
the
Pacific
have
brought
him
a
knighthood
as
well
as
academic
honors
in
the
United
States.
'
He
will
organize
a
discussion
at
the
congress
on
coordinated
investments
into
Mlc-ronesian
anthroplogy.
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L.
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