Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Wi
"(;r.fsfiay.
February
8.
1950
''
New
Members
In
i
Legion
Auxiliary
.
One
.new
member
-Mrs.
Fanny
.
DOLCirJ
;
EASES
THE
PAINS
OF
w
!
Ray
Reflects:;
arm!
ftn
Ird'Tn'fpTit
finll
v
niwinn"r
ViPv-tM
to
ti
nitt.iiiirTine
of
Prlnre
Runoff
'
j;
f
.
,V
-
ay
was,
initiated'
and
tre
1
II
lPhi
I
111
new
members-Mrs.
Vlolejt
Mac-
Hfltl
J
Kll
I
f
f
f
I
.inctt
Kenzte,
Mrs.
Helen
Graham
and
j
11
",
11
Mrs.
Margaret
Cnrrif
w
ac-j
and
ii
c.ni!!:iiri,n'
(
Hit;
northern
ami
central
Hritish.
Oolnmbiv
u
;
t
V.i'hn;'-c
srS!v;
M;,iJ.
Pot
Oi
1
ire
Drpr.rtinpnt.
Ottawa)
r
v
.
-
Pithii
-ht-d
fVf-rv
nftemon
cxrept
Sunriny
b?
j
Prlnre
Rupert
D:uly
News
I.iti
.
rtrcl
Avenue.
Prinrt
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
I
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O
A
Ht'N'IKI";.
Matiftct'.?
FriiTor.
H
O.
PERRY,
Manaein
Director.
1
.
MKMPFH
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUKFAC
OP
CIRCULATIONS
,
,JCT
Cold
J
100
p.
reptcd
by
ballot
at
the
last
'Jf-
'
"sllpT;o7"K,A'',"
The
Tea
Bureau
of
Toronto
Saving
bank
deposits
In
Can-
w
oV
rcgu
the
wty
corner,
jvr
Wt-fk,
Ac:
ivr
Mon-n.
Tic:
pt-r
Year.
isoo.
-U.-.SN
.irr
brniH-s
the
possibly
startling
in-
ada
veoresent
six
million"
ir.ttiv-
,
.
.:.,
Si.
'"9
JACKET
l'
Mull,
Per
Mon
th
60c.
Prr
Year.
S
00
;
formation
that
;
30o,oua
Canadian;
iduals
and
another
s)m;,
SrSta-
flvp
.""
fT"
!-''k
a
busl?es?
.
?""rns-
ed
to
assist
with
Education
Week.
re-
;,
y
""v,.
ln-n,
ai-a-Jiiy
Mrs
Wallace
and
Mrs.
Bean
'hr
leakfast.
,
r
w
We
nnsht
i
t
with
1947
,h
toy
larger
ever
since
Average
ted
on
tne
sick
visitl
ing
c
inai
Un
employm
en
t
com
We
x.uul
cctrins
un
t'AUf
ut-iii,
mea
u
savings
are
aiuunu
i.uuy,
mittee
visiting
Miller
Bay
and
the
tea
could
be
served
in
bed.
kick
plenty
but
somebody
must
Honeer
Home5
The
r:iUe
of
i
be
scraping
along
Oil
KKLIKF
OF
I
X
E
M
FLO
YM
E
XT,
those
in
1
A
great
London
daily
gives
li
Pyrex
baking
dish
was
won
by
Mrs.
Jayes.
RegulQr';
Now
From
I
ir,A
"
J
.
in
a
oosition
to
cive
jobs
are
beino-
invited
to
!in.ches
oi
tvpe
t0
lhe
birth
,of
battle
is
again
trying
to
de
Tills
dvtruitiuMt
is
nut
pnbUsbed
or
Alhpisysd
by
tiis
Liquor
Controi
Boir
t
by
tlis
eovsraatnt
(
vritisk
Colvmbls.
.
,
.
.
,
(Kua
nayworuis
oaoy.
wnicn
vise
ways
ana
means
10
relieve
i
U".M.
i'-'i
tne
longer
ai;(ne
Him
noimng
to
do,
me
moves
the
cold
Windsor
Star
U
Prince
Rupert
of
hernatmal
ad
Her
k
memagf
of
irnrmrtfinre
o
fill
wht
ufler
the
paiim
and
d
1011
ilurt
ot
srtliriii
nd
rheumatism.
1
hound
of
vu
nnu
ol
iUmm
Jneajiii
refwirt
that
iUfV
hv
iwt-a
hle
to
rt-xume
tlx-ir
norm
d
tn-ciii.iUonn
aod
once
mor
enjoy
lha
fy!!it"
ol'
Iivihk
by
UkiDK
l)(r.
IN.
Co
to
ur
dnif(wt
uidy
nd
get
I
X
H.ClN
whH'h
in
m
okjllf
idly.
ffomiMjuniletJ
prwiufi
dtwifrnw
in
brin
tnmi4
ilH'f
of
pain
ciu
to
Hflhiilm.
rhfinnst
tm,
t.i.ilic
and
ncuniii.
Pnrlit
liy
iht
?
imrw
a
of
munv
lliouniiniln.
Itfii!t
are
nnn
tvtunt,
Whether
vor
rheumHU.nn
ir
arthnn
in
mild
or
severe,
don't
di-Uv!
t
vmir
!HiLt;iN
txhltt
today
Iroin
your
driitfRtut
.
.
.
fm
promnt
and
prolonged
relief
lon.
the
fmit
and
nuserv
of
rtieumjilim.
ai'thrH
m,
lnmii;i(j,
ciatii
and
netirm.
'1
here
1
110
rt-ufoti
U
you
lo
uffT
f
'o
that
itnty
I
romide'els
neei(l-w,
t'r
I
'
C'N
co
in
flinHUiitty
In
tit,
i
One
hundred
preciotw
taU'la
com
only
tJ'(
.
tbs
Inrfte.
efinininv-slitt
Iroliie
of
i'(
taiileia
unlvMl').
'I
ii
wenwr
ymi
IjdI.CIN,
th
mn,nr
ynur
rnmluion
nisy
U
tuipruvaii.
Cet
your
I'-KJl.CIN
touay!
j
r
lliiltin
Limited,
Toronto
10,
Ontario.
more
insecure
he
or
s
lie
becomes.
There
is
an
increasing
lack
of
work
ail
over
Canada.
Today,
there
are
more
than
three
hundred
thousand,
the
povern-
;
observe
"but
we
still
think
its
vantages
in
the
fish
traffic,
ft's
:
5aths
of
an
inch
too
much."
this
port's
move,
for
be
iv
ever
I
remembered
"mony
talks."
;
An
Edinburgh
real
stte
firm
;
.
.
.
k.....
...
i
...
.,.
..
4-
nH
Thp
rlif
fpronrp
hpfu-tfon
onlf
U's
business
wise
to
advertise
1
Now
only
Jij;
ment
admits,
alihoueh
Labor
and
Government
are
et
private
deal
for
the
sale
of
and
pontics
is
that
in
the
former
:
not
in
entire
agreement.
Nevertheless
it
is
unques
tionalilv
larye.
thirteen
miles
of
the
banks
of
you
are
always
trying
to
get
into
'.Loch
Lomond.
The
average
In-
a
hole
and
in
the
ialter
you
are
'vestor
will
be
well
advised
to
re-
..,.
:,,i
i
.t
OVERCOATS.
Wi
Bovs'
PANTj
VV.I
CotL
Without
su.ejreslinpf
the
prospect
of
history
be-
;frai"
from
takingthc
high
road,
0,wSudbury
Sur
F
q
N
E
mi;
upturu,
ur-k-
tiii-
t
ic
jiuhils
in
rt-Mriiiuirtiicf
j
The
practice
of
dumping,
in
comparinjr
the
re"sent
situation
with
'what
it
was
;
paper
canons,
ashes
hot
enough
Passengers
disembarking
from
the
Coquitlam
from
the
north
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
:i
spi
lire
to
two
onierent
mui-
.Ji2i
when
the
Stock
market
collapse
brought
Oil
:,,i
rinir,
n
rh
yesterday
incited
Mr.
and
Mrs
f'xes
,
oir)
SNOW'
wool.
Rsq.s;:
Now
onlv
For
Complete
.a
depression
lasting
almost
a
decade.
Those,
whose
,l
J"-"!
"mclST
fiTS
Siidrem
CABS
Stand:
itrk
Hotel,
3rd
Art
Mrs.
W.
Stewart,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Johnson,
from
Alice
Arm.
R.
K.
MOUTIMKIt
memories
go
hack
that
far
can
rememler
the
price
Vl,h
teeth
in
it
when
presumably
Ctror
fi-.vt
fflrm
t'V-l(
?m
ni"lClia"die
then
responsible
adults
pull
offences
!
Sheet
Metal
Work
324
2nd
Ave
(Near
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s'
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m
.
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,
...
'
,.,,,
,
,
like
that
particularly
now
when
wa.ee
cms
and
finally
relief
all
alone;
the
line.
Re-
an
outbreak
has
a
greater
than
dua-d
prices
might
enhance
purchasing
if
there
is
'average
danger.
i
tie'
power
to
purchase.
1
Andrew
Thompson,
O
BE.,
j
111
the
I'ii'ited
States
todav
acricultlire
is
down,
chief
of
Canada's
Meteorological'
,
U
,
isrvice,
he's
baffled
at
the
n
r
i
ii
says
and
this
is
most
unwelcome
in
Canada.
But
there
chancing
weather
conditions
)T!".v
he
lit
Je
real
reason
for
visualizing
a
return
to
i
Prince
Rupert.
people,
foiiov.ir.g
4,,"
-melancholy
,
'
,
,
,
.
..
rr,,
,
,
1
,
,
4
the
forecasts,
broadcasted
daily,:
the
thirties.
The
world
while
outlook,
jwere
perfectly
aware
of
that
fact
it
lias
it's
disappointments
and
anxieties,
is
differ-
;six
months
ago
.
i
ent
from
twenty
rears
aero.
Seasonal
labor
will
short
;
-
'
WE
CANT
FIX
BROKEN
HEARTS
BUT
Prince
Rupci
if
fad.
;
I
li)wcri
lor
300
3rg
A
Really,
you
should
know
5
.
AIw;
-
CAI.i,
BLACK
884
0
O
SERVICE
O
WORKMANSHIP
DEPENDABILITY
THOM
SHEET
AAFTAI
ITn
ays
Prompt
and
Courteous!
S
w
We
re
Here
to
Serve
YOU
JJ
how
delicious
food
tastes
when
flavoured
with
Colman's
mustard
from
England.
Prepare
it
in
your
own
kitchen
easily;
simply
follow
the
directions
on
the
label.
Write
to
Reckitt
&
Colman
ly
Ite
hack.
The
end
of
an
extraordinary
winter
is
at
hand.
Industry
is
not
declining.
There
are
too
many
orders
representing
work
and
wages
waiting
to
be
filled
and
too
many
large
scale
plans
maturing.
jComtnodore
Cafe
WE
CAN
FIX
BROKEN
RADIOS
Call
Blue
992
90
Day
Guarantee
KEN'S
RADI
"c"
CLINIC
.
For
Satisfactory
Serviee
718
2nd
Ave.
XV.
Blue
9!I2
For
Friend1
And
Advic;
Building,
Imu
Dccorotionl
ISLAND
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food
"!
JPhone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders"!
most
of
her
life
(Canada)
Ltd,
Station
T,
Montreal
for
free
recipe
book
"Culinary
Art".
had
lived
before
takir;;
Death
lakes
up
residence
in
j
g3rd
Ave.
.David
Chow,
Mgr
''"-"-"--".....V.'
--...-..",
builders;:
City
Woman
General
Bni
5.r
Mi
llriilf
St.
MEN'S
10"
LACED
RUBBER
Pnnne
Rup
n't.
She
is
survived
by
her
husband
Edgar,
a
young
son,
Rennie
and
a
sister,
Mrs.
Jimmy
Adams
of
Port.
Edward.
Funeral
services
will
be
held
i't
the
B.C.
Undertakers
l'ur.'.Ttu
chanel
Thursday.
Archclsacon
E.
In
I'ai'uni
,v
i
'
h
lor
.some
time
MrsJLily
Pl.ii
rev.
43.
of
the
Rooms,
ai.'d
in
Gmeral
ilos-
.altlTn
1
LJ
pital
Saturd;
,Bs"S""""!s'
Burn
at
Aiyanh
Hodson
will
officii.
:e
and
JduiiuI
c,opmr
!
in
the
Naas
(listrict,
she
will
be
in
Fairview
cemetery.
MILL
.'
SNACK
1
.a
Hi
i:.
i
lil
i.-
,
'U
AL
rriOI
l
Kl
K)K
SALE
BY
TENDER
i
V-Ooe
blanket
on
.our
bti
to
Eiggcr
on.
m
1
"
ff,lllwin"
B-"y
s'tuuted
at
PORT
ESSINGTON
is
offered
i
cortl
nigK
fot
sale
by
public
tender:
J
-no
matter
how
cold
your
room
gets.
!;!
West
4D
feet
of
Lot
10
and
West
33
feet
of
Lot
12,
Block
1,
Town-
I
That's
the
amazing
feature
of
the
new
i.i
Si'fru
Pert
Ess
i
net
i
in
um
H7
!
G-E
Automatic
Blanket.
EBY
&
SONS
Contractors
REPAIRS
-
REMODELLING.
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.n.A-
Phene
Green
883
Box
Mill!
HAMBli-"
Better
out
an:
F.u!l
Course
V
5-7
p:
lil
i....
,
,
.
,
,
.
t
,
'
On
chilly
nijjhts
too
you
can
enjoy
jJi
j-iwmerly
used
as
dwelling,
hotel
and
restaurant.
Tenders
for
the
,he
luxury
of
getting
into
aprewarmed
,
i
purchase
of
this
property
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to'
bed
with
the
safe,
easy-to-wash
G-E
t'i
noun.
February
28.
1050.
upon
the
following
terms
and
conditions:
i
Blanket
...
the
only
blanket
that
gives
J
?!
;
you
the
warmth
you
want
without
the
I
,
.,
...
.
,.
i
1
T',l,.
L
t
l-t
l.
i
i
Special
Sale
of
English
Cnps
and
Saucers
95
cents
We
have
justv
received
a
large
shipment
from
England
and
in.
order
to
get
a
lower
price
we
had
to
order
more
than
we
want
to
keep
in
stock
at
one
time.
We
are
offering
the
surplus
at
a
low
price
to
reduce
stock.
All
are
English
bone
china
in
various
attractive
patterns.
SEE
OUR
W.
IN
DOW
SALE
LASTS
ALL
THIS
WEEK
i.
i
cijut-i
.
miisL
uf
l'H
pto
(.iiH.se
lor
casn.
weifjm
you
aon
I
want.
Come
into
our
store
and
see
them
on
display.
Three
models
to
choose
I
2.
A
Certified
chequ"
payable
to
the
order
of
"The
Custodian"
lor
10':;
of
the
amount
offered.
must
accompany
the
tender.
I
OPEN
6
m
$575
FAMILY
SHOE
STORK
LIMITKI)
Charlie
Roberts
Jrd
Are.
liox
fi'iK
Ph.
35
:-.
-
.:.
"
I
irom
in
tnree
beautnul
o
m
,
u-.
Just,
i
ff
Tr.:-
v'v
?
The
property
is
(jffered
for
sale
without
any
warranty
what-VliL.-
soever
by
the
Custodian
of
location
or
condition
of
buildings
shades,
all
with
rich
satin-
I
bound
edges.
i
fUS
Kh
St.
PkM
LUXITVJ
Si'EAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
or
improvements.
4.
Adjustments
will
be
made
at
the
date
of
Conveyance.
;
5.
The
envelope
enclosing
offer
should
be
marked
"Tender"
and
j
addressed
to
the
undersigned.
I
'
!
Cheques
in
respect
of
any
unaccepted
bids
will
be
returned
in
!
due
course.
Neit
her
the
highest
nor
any
tender
will
necessarily
be
j
accepted.
j
Dated
at
Vancouver,
B.C.
.
,
This
3rd
day
of
February,
lfl:0.
,
Baplc
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OI'TOMKTHlT
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
AUTOMATIC
BLANKET
1.
DOUBLE
BED
one
control
S39.50
I.
DOUBLE
BED
two
control
$49.50
I.
TWIN
BED
one
control
$37.50
ea.
NORTHERN
B.C
POWER
CO.
LTD.
Besner
Block
Phone
210
If
Winter
c
Spring
be
fc
Use
Boptone
decora'
SAIIJ?
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermerliav.
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Resei
rations
Write
or
Call
Thompson
t1
THE
CUSTODIAN,
506
Royal
Bank
Building,
675
West
Hastings
St.,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
Cell
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
i
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n
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Frame
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See
our
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selection
of
glass
and
metal
frames
WRATH
ALL'S
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Finishing
'
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SALE.
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OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M
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3:30
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