"FT
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News-Wednesday,
June
21,
1950
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Plate
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is
not
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or
displayed
bythe
Liquor
Control
Boardor
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
811.75
Price
pair
.'sltFFl
!
'.t
f
lies
present
week
at
the
Canadian
;
Legion
hall
include
a
revival
of
J
the
popular
"Bring
Your
Missus
,
Night,"
which
will
take
place
j
Friday.
ThU
event
is
confined
to
members
of
the
Leelon
and
their
ijion
THE
ACTON
has
a
brick
veneer
and
-e
low
pitched
roof
with
wide
overhanging
eaves
that
give
It
an
air
of
sturdiness.
The
Hoor
slab
is
poured
on
a
gravel
fill
and
the
utility
room
replaces
the
basement
for
heating
"unit,
laundry
and
general
storage.
Attaching
the
garage
under
a
continuous
roof
adds
to
the
rambling
appearance.
,
All
rooms
open
Into
the
bedroom
hall
lor
free
movement,
and
it
is
also
possible
to
reach
the
front
door,
by-passing
the
living
room.
Closet
space
is
well
distributed
with
two
closets,
one
for
linen
in
the
haH,
coat
closets,
for
-both
entrances,
shallow
wardrobe
closets
in
bedrooms
and
storage
closet
and
cabinet
in
utility
room
.
A
double
compartment
sink
is
centrally
located
between.
stove
on
left
and
refrigerator
on
right.
There
is
also
a
snack
bar
and
dining
space
In
kitehen.
Overall
dimensions
are
52
feet,
8
Inches
by
26
feet,
8
Inches.
Floor
area
is
1,040
and
cub
'
FLOOD
FUND
HERE
'REACHES
$6,833
Milk
Strike
End-Seen
in
Offing
Supports
Mill
Help
"Winds,
With
only
a
few
straggling
returns
yet
to
be
accounted
for,
Prince
Rupert's
total
subscrip
tions
for
tho
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
fund
have
reached
the
gratifying
total
of
$6,833.78.
;i:ar
monthly
jneet
nig
wlv
an(1
members
of
the
Ladies
libruuh
of
the
Cann-,Auxlllary
and
their
Jmsbands
m
handled
matters
and
will
LmlUid
lo
200the
it
routine
nature,
j
seating
capacity
of
the
hall.
Ad-meet-nps
will
be
dis-
!mittance
will
be
by
membership
.
until
the
second
Wed-
,
ticket
only
flTte'nUmei
On
Saturday
June
24
a
.new
in
tne
meantime
eyent
Le
K
,
commstUe
who
,
.
.
ruiive
,
le-
.
,
be
held
In
the
Legion
auditorium.
S5"'Ua'
As
lhe
na,1le
implies,
only
n.em-
lor
fr
(K.
tne
.
wnts
airancfd
....
,
.
mv
,
bcrs
of
the
local
branch
and
its
rains,
and
sometimes
just
the
weight
of
their
own
blooms
or
fruits,
will
play
hob
with
bit
PITTSBURGH
Oh
Mayor
:
David
Lawrence
today
held
out
hope
for
a
settlement
of
the
milk
strike
that
,
has
virtually
j
'
shut
off
dairy
supplies
to
seven
Western
Pennsylvania
countie3
plants.
Unless
supported
often
they
will
be
toppled
over
when
Just
at
their
best.
Tor
fcusliy
liowers
like
peonies,
wire
bent
in
hvdraulic
for
the
last
12
days.
After
a
:
W.
R.
Bonnycastle
age
12,220
cubic
feet.
the
shape
of
a
hoop
and
sup-
(
(Ladies'
Auxiliary
will
participate
i
and
again
ticket
salea
will
be
engineer,
who
has
been
examining
the
Prince
Rupert
water
system,
returns
to
Vancouver
today.
Mr
Bonnycastle
has
acquired
AIR
FASSIONtiERS
ponea
aooux
a
root
or
so
irem
the
ground,
is
excellent,
for
slender,
taller
plants
such
us
To
Vancouver
ttodayj
C.
R.
Timelu
Tomes1
from
Terrace
Ford,
"W.
M.-HarmanMr.
Van
data
on
all
aspects
of
the
sys-
meeting
of
operators
and,
the
j
union
broke
up
early
today,
he
:
said
they
were
supnsingly
close
together.
-
;
Some
3,000
"
striking
dairy
I
workers
are
demanding
a
.40
hour,
5
day
week
with
no
reduc-
'.
Von
iq
pay.
Dealers
are
offering
48
hours'
pay
for
a
5'2
day,
-it
".
hour
week.
Farmers
are
dump-
ing
the
milk
they
can
not
-sell.
I
limited
to
the
capacity
of
the
hall.
Music
for
this
event,
expected
to
be
one
of
a
series,
will
be
provided
by
the
new
Legion
orchestra
which
has
been
re
,
'
f
tern
and
will
submit
a
report
as
A
Mrs.
t!..'Newhouser,
Terrace
Reporter
soon
as
he
hats
compiled
and
studied
them.
'
tomatoes,
dahlias,
delphiniums,
j
three
to
six
loot
stakes
are
Tec-
curamended.
These
can
be
stam-d
green
or
brown
and
won't
j
be
noticable.
In
tying
plant
to
these,
very
soft
twine
-or
special
cently
organized.
Snellenberg,
J.
Lind,
Mrs.
M.
R.
Hill,
Mr
.Bonnycastle,
G.
Mc-i
Cullough,
Mrs.
M.
George,
L.
jBoltzell,
Miss
Pettigrew,
M.
Ros-jael.
I
To
Sandspit
(today)
J.
Butcher,
K.
Wagner,
A.
Salminda,
F.
j
On
Sunday
afternoon,
th-
members
of
the
local
branch
of
ar1y
Sunday
fire
Alorm
Girl
Guides
On
Hike
Everybody
at
lakelse
The
wail
of
the
fire
siren
awak-
Mr
.Seaman,
father
of
G.
H
D.
Simpson,
Brunelle,
Li
Mrs.
A.
W.
Priest,
Miss
B.
Marcq,
B.
Pollart,
E.
Secorn.
the
Canadian
Legion
and
mem-!
,
.
.
.
Advertise
through
-Classified1
v.
...
V4
ni'.n
uuAiiiuij
tint
out
binding
the
soft
p:ant
too
ened
the
residents
of
the
town
Seaman,
has
arrived
to
make
his
;oeroo.
In
at
the
Legion
headquarters!
land
participate
In
the
annual
j
'
ZnZ
'0C10C'L
TO.B"nu'
"
WJ
do
I
From
Vancouver
(Tuesday)
jO.
Young,
H.
G.
Boyworth,
J.
A.
'Decoration
Day
ceremonies
or-i
T
.
V
"
,
morning.
A
Turnmg
mawress
in
5u..re
....B.
i
.
,
,
ana
iook
vnimuum.
i
Paget,
Mr.
Northcott,
Mrs.
Low,
I
Mrs.
Mc'Kenzie.
E.
S.
L&'sCl
leaves
on
Friday
fot
era
Chapter.
Imperial
Ordfr
of
th3
tfntoH
tmat.,
will
reonire
a
cabin
near
the
poolroom
had
awakened
the
man
who
slept
on
It
and
the
fire
was
extinguished
-before
the
arrival
of
the
fire
engine.
.
Victoria
wnere
he
will
mark
ex-
i
From
Sandspit
(Tuesday)
N.
amination
papers
for
the
De-
Tarbuck,
A.
Hale,
J.
McKenzie,
J.
partment
of
Education.
I
'ifoung.
,
,
To
Vancouver
(Tuesday)
F.
J.
Mb
pruning
(nipping
off
all
side
shoots
t
and
tytiy
once
a
week
Su;;iner
Lawn
Care
On:e
the
hot
weather
starts
it
-will
not
be
necessary
and
it
is
not
advisable
to
cut
grass
quite
so
often
-or
so
yhort.
The
lawn
may
need
more
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
Wreaths
will
bo
laid
at
the
ceno-
(
taph,
after
which
the
parade
is
j
transported
ir.
cars
and
buses
to
i
the
soldiers'
.plot
at
Fa'rview
cemetery
wftae
the
praves
of
their
former
comrades
are
-deoo-
1
rated.
Strong
winds,
clouds
and
rain
Adams
,
G
.
R
.
S
.
Blaekaby,
H
.
M.
Mrs.
Murie
ot
the
Terrace
1
brokeUie
long
spell
of
hot
wea-
Hanna,
Mrs.
M.
Gorge,
Frank
Hotel
entertained
last
ween
u
tner
on
Monday
afternoon
and,
Schwann,
F.
Macdonnell,
O.
Noc-
honor
of
Mrs.
Ashton
who
left
though
stUl
fine
on
Tuesday.
inte,
William
Cooper,
W.
R.
Mac-
YOU
HEED
THIS
GREAT
FOOD
III
YOUR
DIET
v.atc.-ing,
however.
Experts
an
w
the
next
day
lor
Vancouver
.
tne
-weather
was
mucn
cooler.
,Kinnon.
turn
against
sprinkling
To
Vancouver
(Monday)
Mrs
where
she
will
make
her
future-
good
soaking
every
week
or
ten
J
.1
J
Vl
I
,n.tV.
home.
I
Each
week-end
sees
the
tnosi
R.
A.
Holliston
and
infant.
cays
during
a
dry
spell
is
worth
tl
Tebace
moving
out
to
Lakelse
I
tFrom
Vancouver
,
Monday)
It
is
possible
that
improper
care
of
baby
teeth
will
cause
dental
difficulties
throughout
)ife.
over
twenty
Lake,.
There
was
a
general
ex"!
"Rf
coughlin,
G.
S.
Shaw,
W.
M
The
Girl
Guides(
u
eeds
In
-
the
lawn
are
aslly
uiayw.-"
disposed
u
of
with
a
""""J"1
spraying
or
last
Su"daJ
when
th
"
lthi
their
leaders,
Capt.
i
I
i
s
'strone
gl
with
two
with
2-4-D.
Vl
Of
course
,uu,3e
there
""
wl"!
day
was
warm
and
ciose.,
H
r.t
riifford.
eot
off
I.
UHI.
,
III
If
iH
W"3
"
.
f
...oo
,nh
to
an
early
start
on
SatuidayU
.
-
.
.
..JL.J.:JfJV
,1.1nrr-m
f
;
mmB!
mimsmMmmiSsm
Harvey,
W.
Kirlenko,
A.
Laiselle,
J.
C.
Tymarh,
H.
M.
Pogue,
G.
C.
Naylor,
T.
M.
McCaskell,
E.
.Lip-sett,
C.
Modin,
Mrs.
R.
W.
Scott,
W.
Wong.
T.
Forrest,
A.
Van
Swellenberg,
Mr.
Bennett,
Mr.
Kules,
H.
Powder.
From
Sandspit
(Monday)
To
protect
a
child's
good
looks
and
dentla
health,
careful
at
the
new
sprays
unless
the
barj
morning
on
a
hike
to
fipring
place
following
is
reseeded
with
Creek,
where
they
picnicked
and
mattnrs
t.n
umter
and
fertUize
had
a
jolly
time.
The
return
itention
should
be
given
to
the
home
was
rather
arauous
TOr1baby
teeth.
them
all
due
to
the
terrific
heat
i
(
but,
fortunately,
a
tru!k
overtook
j
.
'
them
at
the
foot
of
the
hill
and
BOULTER
&
WELTER
(Formerly
B
&
W
Transfer)
Concrete,
Grovel
ond
Cement
Phon
Black
774
(Office)
T.
Norton
Youngs,
3rd
Avenue
the
lawn
about
a
week
after
applying
the
-4-D
to
.encourage
new,
quick
growth
of
grass
't3
fill
in
where
the
weeds
have
been
destroyed.
Never
Too
Late
Weil
Even
9
gave
them
a
welcome
lift
Into
town.
.
i
.
.
mbmdiine
v.here
the
first
planting
could
.
have
been
done
weeks
ago
there;
n
is
still
time
to
have
a
good
gar-
Mrs.
w.
m-.v.-
rtn
m
most
sertkms
of
the
Prince
Rupert
last
week
to
meet
country
one
can
go
on
planting
Mr.
Bush
who
was
returning
from
seeds,
both
flower
and
veg-
Vancouver
where
he
has
spent
nables.
riaht
ud
to
the
end
of
several
months
taking
physio-
for
an
in-
therapy
treatments
Jured
back,
June,
and
in
some
places
up
v
mid-July.
With
standard
vegetables
like
beets,
carrots,
beans.
lettuce,
etc.,
the
experts
advise
onrv
,ppbv
leIt
ou
Tuesday
f.
y
(if-
:-
LJiV
I
WHOLE
VIIMX1
rf
:
-
C''aX.'-
Ye.
health
suthotiiiai
aay
wt
.;
;-4"fef
need
whole
wheat
in
our
diet.
C.'-,iA
It
contains
vill
fod
elcmenrs.
rV-XPijKiaCtCW
a
And
NABISCO
SHREDUKD
;
Lil5ilABI-'XlJ
D
WHEAT
u
mait
from
100
kw
-l
fi
f
Tj
t
ubole
when
I
Start
eating
do-
;
;
.1
MOl
!MtilLa
li,in,..
eolden
NABISCO
iff
rf
opreading
plantings
regularly
up.mornlng,s
Ualn
for
user
Lake
io
aoouL
iiuu-juiic
in
ijf
viwc
so
that
the
harvest
will
be
like
after
spending
the
past
few
months
here
living
at
the
Osborne
home
while
he
has
been
wise
spreud
over
many
weeks.
To
employed
here.
.
hurry
along
the
late
plantings,
j
cne
can
take
several
short
cut3.
lhe
ground
should
be
extra
well
prepared
and
some
quick-acting
commercial
fertilizer
applied
to
push
growth.
Watering,
if
pos-
Bobby
and
Veter
Kc-.o
returned
home
on'
Tuesday
morning's
train
from
Vancouver
where
they
have
been
attending
the
Vancou
B-VSi
aT
II
H
.
A
I
SHREDDUD
WHEAT
and-
;
R'KVl
9vfllEBAv
?
MILK
tomorrow.
Vou'll
love
;.
U
Vl'V
those
crisp,
toasty
biscuiu
HOT
-
slbl,
will
also
help.
This
growtn
with
vegetables
Is
especially
de
...aonqi)6
highways
Westerners
are
wise
to
the
"Engineer"
husky,
10-inch
Lackie
work
hoot
without
lacing.
It's
cut
from
the
finest
oil-tan
ieatherntted
with
adjustable
straps
on
uppers
anal
Instep.
For
solid
comfort
for
rugged
wear
on
the
toughest
Job
ask
your
shoe
dealer
for
the
Leckie's
"Kr-gineer."
sirable
and
tjiirtlcularly
with
ver
College.
They
are
the
sons
of
Mr
.and
Mrs.
H.
Koch
of
the
Skeena
Hotel.
those
of
which
the
roots
are
eaten.
.
Mr
.and
Mrs.
W.
Osborne
left
on
Tuesday
morning's
train
for
Prince
George
on
a
business
trip.
They
will
take
delivery
of
a
truck
for
one
of
their
customers
here
and
will
return
by
road
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Carried
PlJol;
Girl
Fined
QUALITY
WORK
BOOTS
Eliminate
Defrosting
A
22
year
old
Vanc-nver
girt,
employed
as
a
waitress
here,
was
fined
$50
and
$2.25
costs
by
Mag
ashion
Footwear
Nuisance
with
a
Philips
REAL
STATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURN8
PREPARED
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
Call
974
Today
istrate
W.
D.
Vance
m
city
police
court
yesterday
on
a
"haree
of
possessing
a
revolver.
Gwyneth
Jones
was
arrested
by
Const.
G.
Home
on
May
31
while
on
a
routine
Investigation.
He
found
the
gun
In
her
handbag.
Police
claim
the
revolver
was
not
owned
by
her
and
are
Kn-
iniiinu
an
investigation.
R.
E.
Mortimer
Complete
Range
of
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR1
t
rVrfK-r1-
r
-
astauxMiiaar
ii
-
-
.
FREE
PICK-UP
SERVICE
ant
&
Babv
Wear
Automatic
Defroster.
Just
plug
it
in
the
walladjust
the
Defrosting
c
y
c
I
e"
and
your
worries
are
over:
For
free
dertv
onstration
see
'
K
and
Baby
Gifts
M
.
BABY
BOOTIES
M
DIAPERS
Ml
A
Bruce
Brown
acted
for
the
defence
and
Corp.
A.
S.
WellenSi
prosecuted.
,
i
The
.32
calibre
revolver
found
on
the
girl
Is
believed
to
have
been
stolen,
city
police
disclosed.
Police
believe
she
was
packing
the
gun
fcr
a
man
whose
name
(
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
Our
Assuronce
to
You
that
Your
furs
are
Protected
From
THEFT,
FIRE
and
MOTHS.
Men's
and
Ladies'
Cloth
Coats
and
Suits
also
stored
S02
Srd
Ave.
DRESSES
CX'
Everything
for
the
Baby
at
Box
1362
they
refuse
to
divulge.
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An
investigation
is
proceeding
out
-Where
the
:
in
attempt
to
find
man
procured
the
weapon.
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DEP'T
STORE
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