window
at
the
Midway
Grocery
corner
of
Ambrose
and
ri.h.'
ns
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
21,
19j0
FLOOD
FUND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
fit
T.
D.
Nicoll
1C-0.C.
,
1.0
f
1
,
.oa
Dover
Edgar
Avenue.
By
this
method
of
escape,
the
lawbreakers
got
away
wilh
$45
In
cash
and
two
cartons
of
cigarettes.
Police
are
continuing
an
Investigation
.
1.00
D.
A.
MacFarlane
....
nnii
entering
J.
&
Call
1.00
Ralph
Young
100
lt
jtwcek.
thieves
,
,itH
cash
and
goods
J.
E.
Ragan
-
r.
1-00
C.
Sanders
--2.00
James
Wilson
:
t
-in
Karen
Young
'
$1.00
K.
Solbert
-
100
K
Purcha
100
Alex
Kachuk
-
100
J.
Andruik
2.00
H.
Tanaka
.:
-
1-00
0
$143
.UiciuuiiiB
Belle
Emerson
1-00
J.
Macii
10.00
.aiuc
cigiiiettes,
ana
A.
Martiuk
i
-ins
2,oo.::2
,65
pairs
01
nyurn
tliis-
I
S.
Gilmour
....
2.00
I
Nellie
Kelday
1.00
R.
Cook
:
2.00
Nationalists
Fighting
Back
just
be
umch
lor
some
Don
MacDonald
1.00
I
Otto
Taught
100
W.
J.
Mason
5.00
!
ame;
Wilmington
1-00
friend
want-
,some
b"y
1
4
-
4
A
flJ
t
Cj
l
1
Mtv
r;
-
&
sjsf
I;
F.
W.
BarKc:
..."
G.
KI-Kay
.
..."
Knit
la-sen
..-
.1.
ChTnlsky
-
F.
Arbuckle
K.
Welch
Jmes
Hawkins
.
John
Yanchuk
the
good
side.
Any-
on
Tom
Kerrigan
I
D'j
A
Flower
100
L.
E.
Miller
100
Geo.
Weatherby
1.00
G.
M.
Fuller
100
A.
J.
Williams
1.00
IV.
Ele
;
1.00
iirtmrnt
store
Police
Columbia
1.00"
-1.00-
T
l.oo
2.0t
-2.00'
2.
00
:
loo
;:i.t)0
1.00
1.00
"l.OO
2.00'
isn
TAIPEI,
Formosa
f.
The
Chinese
Nationalist
Air
Force
announced
its
planes
had
set
twe
Communist
steamers
ofire
and
left
a
troop
ship
in
a
sinking
condition
near
the
mainland
.
.,i
hnri
been
en-
W.
Anderson
1.001
Toward
Cannon
5.00!
'
I':
;d
Bolton
-
5.00
Hubert
Martin
5.00
gsninrin
a
back
window.
500
Nf
il
Formnn
-
5.00
James
Evart
Howard
Davis
James
W.
Macri
,otaay
wn
me
noe,
Shaw
Yanchuk
J.
Mikulsik
2.1)0
j
George
O.
Dumond
2.00
.
Milter
Peter
Simpson
5.00
;
Ross
Holton
5.00
j
T.iomas
Burke
5.00
dollars
in
cash.
Total
port
of
Foochow
yesterday.
store
was
over
$100.
chow
is
the
logical
embarkation
he
same
night,
a
lad-
point
for
the
threatened
invasion
n
MeTormir.
2.00
1
Frns3t
W.
Hoover
;
Lloyd
Publciover
5.00
:
ested
anainsi
a
rear
ul
rurmusa.
F.
Symas
2.00
j
l.
Demarest
-
'
l-0,
v..
C.
Kivdangere
2.00
I
p.
chn'.ton
,
..2
00
J
E.
Herbert
2.00
!
Miss
Beryl
McLean
Z2,WJi
A.
Bohl
...
2.00
j
G.
W..
Yorsan
,.2
0011
R.
W.
Whidden
2.00
1
K
R.
Slater
1.00
i
J.
L.
Gilmour
1.00
.
1
N.
Paulukuk
1.00
j
,
S.
Jack
.-
1.00
1
IS.
Spannier
5.00
!
Margaret
Lre
I
Hans
Pederson
1.00
I
L.
Soderman
2.00
K.
Smcllie
2.00
2.00
Kiovk
-1
-
John
Polasky
1
unene
John
Evans
2.00
iM.
Magee'
:
.5-00
R.
Wyck
;
2.00
1
W.
C.
Baxter
-00',;
J.
Hardin
2.00
j
G.
MiAfee
5.00
W.,Daykin
1.00
D.
Shier
..'.
.j
100
t
"
J.
Capelette'
2.00
Ross
A.
Ritchie
'1.00
E.
Lind
2.00
lJ
U0tBic!
sy
C,
'J
,
tiHM
r
AMILY
OF
MANITOBA
rLOOD
VICTIMS
to
receive
interim
aid
from
the
Flood
Relief
Fund
was
that
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Borsboom.
The
flood
ruined
their
two-storey
home
on
the
banks
of
the
Red
in
Si.
Vital.
The
interim
payment
of
$300
will
be
used
to
begin
buying
furniture
and
clothing
to
replace
the
effects
lost
while
the
waters
swirled
around
the
dwelling
for
week
after
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Borsboom
have
1
1
children
ind
after
the
cheque
had
been
presented
by
Harold
A.
Steele,
vice-chairman
and
administrator
of
the
Fund's
Restoration
Committee,
the
mother
and
father
hurried
to
their
temporary
quarters
to
tell
the
family.
They
are
shown
with
Anna,
5,
on
Mr.
Borsboom's
knee,
while
Mrs.
Borsboom
holds
Elizabeth,
2.
Behind
them
are
Teresa,
12;
Gertrude,
14;
John,
21;
George,
20;
Kathleen,
17;
and
Edward,
9.
When
the
picture
was
taken
one
child
was
ill
and
two
were
at
work.
When
the
flood
forced
them
out
of
their
home,
the
family
went
to
live
with
Mrs.
Borsboom's
brother,
James
Overwater.
Mr.
Borsboom's
market
garden
business
was
"put
back
many
years"
by
the
flood.
It
is
to
help
replace
and
repair
flood-damaged
household
and
other
personal
effects
that
the
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
Fund
was
established.
Contributions
may
be
mailed
direct
to
the
Fund
in
Winnipeg
or
to
any
branch
of
a
Canadian
bank.
Kred
Creamer
2.00.
F.
Spurn
1.00
.
H.
Dawson
2.00!
Lyle
Wingert
2.00,
Oie
Tureed
2.00
V.
Nyotcall
1.00
G.
Mihailovsky
1.00
1
I.
.
Nelson
l.Ofl
I
l
Announcing..
IS-'..'.
,r.
Kcnry
Regan
1.00
j
J.
J.
Goodwin
1.00
j
A.
O'Hanley
1.C0
M.
Albert
1.00
IS
J.
MacDonald
100
GRAND
OPENING
friend.
"
'
perily
and
ftence
population.
.i-f..:
j
In
the
latest
issue
there
Is
a
Canada
needs
what
the
Cari-
of
19S0
Season
storv
THE
CROSS,
by
Eric
Col-
boo'
wants
an
outlet
via
Bella
C.
Bans
1.00
J.
McCarthy
.50
A.
A.
Mosley
5.00
O.
Antonson
5.00
B.
Benson
1.00
R.
Bernard
1.00
-
,
-
:icr,
which
is
better
than
most
Coola.
.
of
those
which
get
in
Maclean's
ntiuu
vr"
'
hed
LCm
inute!
I
O
,
Limlterlost
Lodge
As
I
See
it
E.
Sheppard
1.00
or
even
the
Saturday
Evening
Post.
It
.breathes
the
spirit
cf
the
last
northwest
just
as
hon-.
tly
as
Robert
Service's
poems
did
that
of
the
Yukon.
Press
Curb
Is
Rejected
E.
Llndstrom
'.
2.00
E.
Marycz
5.00
7
THE
CARIBOO
DIGEST
13
ampaining
for
something
that
is
long
overdue
that
is
a
new
rpad
outlet
to
the
sea
from
the
.tart
of
the
vast
cattle
country.
BATON
ROUGE,
La.
B
A
bill
to
curb
press
criticism
offered
after
!
a'
newspaper
had
called
Louisiana
legislators
"trained
seals"
was
killed
in
the
Senate
yesterday.
The
bill
would
have
SAIL
Friday,
June
23,
10
p.m.
by
Union
ss.
Camosun
SPEND
Saturday,
June
24,
at
beautiful
LIMBER-LOST
LODGE
by
the
sea.
RETURN
Sunday,
June
25,
arriving
Prince
Rupert
about
5
p.m.
,
'
All
inclusive
special
fare
$23.00
For
information
and
reservations
.
.
.
A.
Chabot
2.00
'
J.
L.
Hirondelli
1.00
D.
Paul
1.00
1
L.
Turner
..:
2.00
j
M.
Hrydowy.
.1.001
R.
Butler
1.00
'
W.
Boulton
:
1.00
3..
Saunders
.-
1.00
J.
Pierce
,
1.00
it.
Cnartrand
1.00
J.
Isak
5.00
D.
Bertrand
1.0U
ntre
is
a
gap
oi
eighteen
miles
rwmy,
delicious
Nv'-l
HERE'S
ALL
YOU
00
I
r
"
between
roads
running
into
the
required
newspapers
uj
prmv
ui
ntcrior
from
Bella
Coola
and
-he
prominence"
replies
by
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
CAKIBOO
NEEDS
OUTLET
ONE
OF
THE
LIVEST
magazines
to
appear
in
Canada
in
many
a
day
is
he
Cariboo
and
Northwest
Digest.
It
is
publish
W
potato
is
to
easy
Wail
until
dinner
ii
I
ready
to
serve:
the
n
ijote!
rrench
t
Instant
c
is
node
from
top-quality
w
precooked
for
you!
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
511
3rd
Ave.
West,
Prince
Rupert
D.
Wood
1.00
P.
Henderson
1.00
J.
Flynn
5.00
the
one
running
west
from
Wil-!
the
Persons
criticized
in
news;
oams
Lake
.
jstories
or
editorials.
Violators
"Punch
eighteen
miles
of
road
!
would
face
3-co
Iines
and
90"
Ihrough
the
wildcrnes?
and
day
Jail
sentences.
you'll
reach
the
sea
from
the
.
'
'
r
;;-ibooby
one
of
the
oldest
Adjertise
through
Classifieds,
toulrs
tn-
the
ftlstoTy
of
the'
T
Tia,
Dally
"News
Classified.
i'none
ooo
.
bring
some
salted
water
to
a
brisk
boil,
add
milk
and
French's
Instant
Potato
according
to
simple
direction!
on
package.
Stir
for
a
lew
seconds
until
"
pcrato
has
thickened,
'
vdd
butter
and
whip
until
light
and
fluffy.
1.00
zoo
McKenzie
Mclnnis-.
klow
these
easy
direction!
Vlinute
it's
ready
Wied
potato
you
tvet
ate!
vim
MPttum.'
ed
"
in
"Quesnel
"
and
'each
n.h
I
find
myself
waiting
for
province.
It
was
over
this
route
A
FASTERBETTER
JOB-
FIRE-PROTECTIVE
RIGID
UEATHES
RESISTANT
i
that
Alexander
Mackenzie,
liac.ic
new-found
in
1793i
reached
the
Pacific
no
copies
as
for
a
Ocean
the
first
man
to
go
over
land
from
Canada
and
he
followed
the
advire
of
na'.ives
wtio
knew
the
easiest
ruu'.cs."
Such
i.s
,
the
heart'
of
the
Cirib'K)
Di
..it's
biast.
Costs
so
little...
so
welcome
OTE
07
Tiri
MOST
Wrnv
n
but
pathetic
facts
revealed
in
this
article
is
that
Norwegians
tiled
the
Beila
Coo.a
Valley
in
304.
They
Cid
zo
on
the
strength
L
always
i
S:FIIE
PIIOTECTIUE
:
:
M
iil
2
il
I
"JrT
;
serving
Coca-Cola
serves
hospitality
j
1
a
pramiss
by
the
B.C.
gover"-.
mrnt
that
a
"road
would
be
j
hr.ilt"
connectinj
the
salt
water
!
port
with
the
vast
interior,
j
Thr-e
are
some
of
those
hardy
I
NTorwer!ans
still
alive
and
still
j
waiting
for
the
gov-ernment
to
'
live
up
to
its
promise.
I
But
latt?rlv
they
began
to
get
I
t
a
wee
Lit
Impatient.
They
THE
LOWER
COST
BETTER
SHEATHING
MATERIAL
pd
otlvr
folks
tn
the
Bella
Coola
valley
raised
several
'ho"STnd
(l
iHars
and
decided
to
-.tn.
hiiiUlinT
the
missing
link
road
themselves.
The
government
at
Victoria
thrn
showed
more
energy
than
1!,
hrs
done
In
the
previous
ha
f
century
on
this
matter.
It
or-
?'Our
own
tests,"
a
builder
writes,
"confirm
your
claims
that
GYPROC
SHEATHING
makes
stronger,
better
braced
walls,
and
we
are
now
convinced
that
for
durability
it
beats
any
type
of
sheathing
we
have
-V-
.'d'whe-v
-stop."
Tl:n
se'tier--
wild
not
even
bui'.d
the
roai
with
iheir
own
money
and
labor
'n'ers
thev
did
.o
undor
"-o-.Trn-iiicit
engineers,
of
whi
',:
none
are
nearby!
,S
"III
::
ACCORDING
TO
THE
CARI-
D'gest,
politicians
fear
to
-ive
Ihe
go-ahead
order
to
build
he
ni'ssinj;
link
road
becau.se
k
t
might
hurt
the
P.G.E.
Rail-
vjiy.
T4
-
l,t
PnH
'
if
t
,
A
i
m
ever
used".
GYPROC
SHEATHING
is
a
specially-made
gypsum
board
with
a
dense
core
of
gypsum
enclosed
in
heavy,
weather-resistant
paper.
It
is
outstanding
among
sheathings
for
greater
strength,
fire
protection,
weather
resistance
and
all-round
economy.
GYPROC
SHEATHING
will
NOT
burn.
It
will
not
shrink,
warp,
or
swell.
Its
joints
remain
permanently
tight,
giving
maximum
bracing
effect
in
frame
construction.
'
I
1
the
P.G.E."
is
ths-.
whispered
reply.
This
would
be
a
scandal
and
an
cutr.Tje
rven
if
it
were
true
1
For
after
all,
just
as
tho
sabbath
i
V.
LJtil
sly
(Qlln)
v
as
mrde
lor
man
ana
not.
man
fr
the
srbbath,
the
P.G.E.
wa
made
for
the
r,ood
of
the
Cariboo
country,
and
the
pooplc
ate
rot
there
for
the
sake
of
the
P.G.E.
But
it
docs
not
happen
to
be
true.
Anything
that
opens
up
Gypsrzsti,
Lime
and
Al&basiin
Canada,
Limited
MONTREAL
I
TORONTO
WINNIPEG
CA16AKV
VANCOUVER
a
new
country
eventually
helps
l
et
to
.
1
everything
whirh
serves
that
Piuwt
ruHt
di
iWJEfc
o
ttttltiflfD
'till
(jiutiiiimmKJH'Ui
I
country.
I
mi
unDioKcn
roap
irom
Wil
2
bottle
carton
LOCAL
GYPROC
DISTRIBUTORS
Plus
deposit
2i
per
bottle
ALBERT
&
McGAFFERY
Ltd.
liams
Lake
to
Bella
Coola
would
brini
a
new
wave
of
prosperity
to
a
vast
area
of
Canada.
The
P.G.E.
would
undoubtedly
lose
some
traffic
because
of
the
new
road.
But
'
it
would
gain
far
more
than
it
loit
because
of
the
pcneral
increase
in
Cariboo
pros-
under
contract
with
Coca-Cola
Ltd.
Authorized
bottler
of
Coca-Cola
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Phone
116-
Woterfront
Prince
Rupert
Phone
132