Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
November
24,
1950
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9.07
for
silver
for
the
periud
was
79.83
cents
per
ounce
of
which'
the
net
price
to
the
.company,!
after
deductions,
was
74.73
cents.
,
For
lead
the
gross
price
was
16.10
1
cents
per
pound
and
net
to
the-company
was
12.20
cents.
Forj
zinc
the
gross
price
for
17.71
j
cents
per
pound
and
net
10.98
j
cents.
The
gross'
price
for
cad-i
mlum
was
$2.45
per
pound
and
net
$1.40.
For
Its
gold
content!
Cerlilicalion
i
Here
Is
Low
SOON
WE
WORLD
Silver
Standard
Mine
Profitable
Handling
ore
averaging
$92.21
STAKDS
STILL
AT!
Atr
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
(per
ton.
Silver
Standard
Mines
j
Ltd.
in
the
third
quarter
of
1950
Now
on
Display
at
the
company
received
$34.10
per
ounce
from
gross
price
of
$38.11.
Cost
peij
ton
milled
was
$18.57
compared
with
$15.78
in
the
preceding
period.
Cost
per
ton
mined
was
$13.12
against
$11.11.
realized
operating
profit
or
$238,091.
This
compared
with
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation
Official
Pays
Visit
Arriving
by
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
yesterday,
Stanley
Evans,
assistant
general
secretary
of
the
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation,
spoke
to
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
District
Teachers'
Association
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
He
reported
on
the
federation's
provincial
activities.
operating
profit
for
the
preced
i
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nf
tint
Ann
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ASK
u.g
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Non-recurring
items
accounted
ore
grading
$79.71
per
ton.
ore
in
part
for
increased
cost
and
FOR
SCOTLAND'S
FAVOURITE
SON
increase
in
exploration
and
development
was
also
a
factor.
R.
mined
was
slightly
higher
at
j
7756
tons
in
the
third
quarter
compared
with
7460
tons
in
the
W.
Wilson,
managing
director,
says
also
that
broken
ore
re-
serves
were
Increased
by
3000
j
JOHNNIE
WALKER
SCOTCH
WHISKY
For
Clean,
Courteous
Service
Late
for
Work
CALL
OS
Kiddies
to
School
J
"Eventually,
Why
Not
Now"
tons,
bringing
broken
ore
at
September
30,
1950,
to
7000
tons.
Despite
the
publicity
given
to
second
quarter.
In
the
third
salary
matters
by
the
lower!
quarter
2278
tons
was
sorted
as
mainland
press,
one
of
the
main'
waste
so
that
recovery
was
won
objectives
of
the
federation
is
from
6478
tons.
In
the
second
higher
academic
qualifications
quarter
2200
tons
was
eliminated
and
professional
certification
fo.-,
by
sorting,
leaving
5254
tons
for
its
members,
Mr.
Evans
said.
j
milling.
"With
respect
to
under-certifi-
j
Gross
value
of
production
In
cation,"
he
maintained,
"the
sit-
the
third
quarter
was
$493,030
uation
in
the
Prince
Rupert1
compared
with
$406,686
in
the
district
is
thA
worst,
i
the
nmv-!
second
quarter.
Net
returns
to
LOBA
XMAS
DINNER
AND
BAZAAR
PLANS
Plans
for
a
Christmas
dinner
party
to
be
held
at
the
home
Elected
Governor
In
First
Attempt
By
ARTHUR
BYSTROM
MADISON,
Wis.
(AP)
Seven
years
ago,
while
serving
as
a
Naval
Intelligence
officer
in
the
Pacific,
Walter
J.
Kohler,
jr.,
decided
that
if
he
ever
got
back
he
would
devote
more
time
to
public
life.
In
his
first
bid
for
public
office
Republican
Kohler
was
elected
governor
of
Wisconsin.
On
Jan.
1
he
will
succeed
Gov.
Oscar
Rennebohm,
also"
a
Republican,
who
did
not
run
for
re-election.
When
Kohler
is
inaugurated
he
will
be
the
second
son
of
a
former
governor
to
take
over
the
chief
executive's
post.
His
father,
the
late
Walter
J.
Kohler,
served
as
governor
of
Wisconsin
in
1929-30.
The
other
father
and
son
team
was
the
late
Robert
M.
La
Fol-lette
and
his
son
Philip.'
Walter
Kohler,
sr.,
was
beaten
in
two
other
tries
for
office
after
his
election
on
his
first
bid.
He
lost
to
Philip
La
Follette
in
1930
and
to
the
late
Albert
Schmede-
THE
ONLY
LOVE
MONEY
CAN
BUY'
A
classical,
lovable
Aland;
collie
pupPmtE)
delight
your
loved
ones
more
than
JWyW
can
give
this
Christmas.
Collies
from
Alandale
have
won
more
tha
t:
champienshlps'and
every
major
prize
a
doga,,
slblv
win.
But
their
most
vavinahi
.,..
man,
a
Democrat,
in
1932.
Young
Kohler
was
born
in
Sheboygan,
Wis.,
and
graduated
from
Yale
University
before
turning
to
work
in
the
big
Kohler
Company
at
Kohler,
Wis.,
a
suburb
of
Sheboygan.
The
firm
manufactures
plumbing
equipment
and
was
founded
by
Koh-ler's
grandfather.
He
worked
in
various
jobs
at
the
Kohler
plant
before
entering
the
service
in
1942,
coming
out
with
the
rank
of
Lieutenant
Commander
after
active
duty
on
an
airplane
carrier.
In
1947
Kohler
left
the
Kohler
fii-m
to
become
president
of
the
Vollrath
Co..
of
Sheboygan,
a
firm
that
manufactures
enameled
and
steel
kitchen
utensils
and
hospital
supplies.
The
firm
was
started
by
a
brother
of
his
grandmother.
Kohler
has
been
married
twice.
His
first
wife
was
Celeste
McVoy
Holden.
They
were
married
in
1932
and
divorced
in
1946.
They
have
two
children.
His
second
wife
is
Charlotte
McAleer
of
Philadelphia.
They
were
married
in
1948.
They
have
no
children.
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Treaty
Basis
Of
Natives'
Appeal
DARTMOUTH,
N.S.
(CP)
An
elderly
Micmac
Indian
is
appeal
ince."
This
is
regrettable,
he:
the
company
were
m,mj
;
of
Mrs
E
A
Evans.
Beach
Place,
said,
in
view
of
the
increased
i
against
$268,592.
Operating
oi
"ecemDer
18
ana
lor
the
sale
number
of
graduates
from
P''om
before
depreciation
was
tSer-?ainln
novelties
at
the
annual
bazaar
institutions
and
!
$238,091.
after
$101,742
produc-
attendance
at
summer
schools
in
!
tion
costs
before
provision
for
December
1
were
made
when
recent
vears
i
writeoffs.
In
the
second
quarter
past
mistresses
.
of
the
Ladle,'
MmiH
W
1
intelligence,
character,
loyalty
and
depend,'
Mr.
Evans
stoutly
defended
ra""
SZ
VrJ
Lhe
-
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a
finr
sswsstr
Orange
Benevolent
Association
met
at
Uie
home
of
Mrs,
a.
Viereck.
Mrs
E.
Barber
was
the
winner
of
raffle.
Refreshments
Alberta
and
Ontario.
Although
mfe'y
55
P
ceHnt.of
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...
.
vnhip
value
was
was
in
in
lpnn.
lead,
7in
zinc
Ann
and
rad-
cad
jh
up.
ror
pnoi
m
and
full
deUils,
wrfo
ALANDALE
COLLIES
1343
l.ABl'RMM
ST,
VANCOUVER
Kennels
located
at
Chllliwack,
BC.
MM
Born
SMI
Going
Strong
1
larger
pensions
are
paid
by
tho.se
mium
and
the
balance
in
silver
were
served
by
the
hostess,
with
some
gold.
The
gross
price
sisted
by
Mrs.
Evans.
provinces
on
superannuation
Insist
Oft
the
BCTF
plan
has
the
added
advantage
of
disability
pensions.
Mr,
Evans
left
by
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
this
morning
for
Masset
for
a
meeting
with
teachers
there
today
and
for
a
meeting
with
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
School
Board
at
Port
Clements
on
Saturday.
Distilled,
Blended
and
Bottled
in
Scotland
Content!
26
os,
OHN
WALKER
&
SONS
LID.
Scotch
Whisky
Distillers
KILMARNOCK,
SCOTLAND
BUCHANAN'S
Jh'A-
ing
his
conviction
for
hunting
Margaret
To
CHIROPRACTIC
FOR
HEALTH
CONSTIPATION
This
acrveruserr.ens
js
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
WHISKY
SCOTCH
deer
illegally
on
the
basis
of
a
Visit
Malta
193-year-old
treaty.
j
His
wife,
Mrs.
Margaret
Phil-I
LONDON
Princess
Margaret
lips,
is
using
the
case
in
an
effort
j
will
leave
December
4
for
Malta
to
champion
the
cause
of
Indian
to
visit
with
Princess
Eiizabe'h
rights.
.
and
Prince
Philip.
Princess
Eliia-
Sentence
against
Phillips
was
beth
is
already
in
Malta.
She
anrt
1
adjourned
to
allow
clarification
P-ince
Philip
will
go
on
a
holiday
of
the
law.
j
trip
to
Greece.
He
is
in
command
Blendirt
in
the
The
Secret
is
Prince
Rupert
Florists
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
00
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
The
Pioneer
Druggists
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
This
advertiaement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Cmtrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Mrs.
Phillips
produced
a
copy
;
of
the
destroyer
H.M.S.
Magpe
r
..
I
I
of
a
treaty,
signed
by
the
governor,
which
says,
in
part:
"It
is
agreed
that
the
said
tribe
of
Indians
shall
not
be
hindered
from,
but
have
free
liberty
of
hunting
and
fishing
as
usual."
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It
has
often
been
said
that
North
Americans
are
the
most
constipated
people
on
earth,
and
the
millions
of
dollars
worth
of
laxatives
sold
each
year
would
seem
to
prove
it.
Many
cases
of
constipation
are
actually
created
by
the
habit
of
giving
youngsters
a
dally
or
weekly
laxative,
for
the
reason
that,
since
these
laxatives
cause
the
bowels
to
react
independently,
no
demand
is
placed
on
the
natural
ability
of
the
body
to
perform
this
function.
The
Colon
becomes
lazy
and
will
not
function
unless
forced
to
by
artificial
means.
.In
true
constipation,
the
colon
is
,
incapable
of
moving
the
wast
matter
to
the
rectum,
a
condition
which
certainly
must
have
a
cause.
The
function
of
the
colon
is
controlled
by
the
nervous
system,
therefore
it
is
obvious
to
the
Chiro-pratjr
that
these
nerves
must
be
totally
or
partially
blocked,
due
to
a
vertebral
misalignment.
He
locates
the
misalignment,
corrects
it,
and
restores
the
normal
flow
of
impulses
over
the
nerves.
The
colon,
in
most
cases,
has
then
no
alternative
but
to
perform
its
proper
function,
and
normal
bowel
movements
will
follow.
Consult
Your
Chirofnactor
InMIteil
I?
the
Chiropractors'
Association
of
B.C.
Tried
To
Halt
Speeding
Train
STATION
WAGON
COATS
!
!
Sizes
3
to
7
Green
Brown
Natural
'
JASPER
William
Tyndall
of
Elue
River
was
falling
a
tree
near
the
scene
of
the
raiway
coll'sifn
on
Tuasday
when
he
heard
the
whistling
of
two
trains.
Feeling
there
was
something
wrong
he
rushed
from
the
woods,
and
tried
,
to
signal
the
Montreal
train,
but
,
the
engineer
only
smiled
and
waved
tack,
probably
thinking
it
was
only
a
salutation.
A
few
minut";
Mr
the
cash
occurred.
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gunners
of
the
Royal
Canadian
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on
their
toes
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trained
to
split-second
action
in
hard-hit-ling
smooth-working
teams.
These
"fighting-fit"
crews
of
the
anti-aircraft
batteries
are
on
the
alert
like
the
whole
Canadian
Army
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Force.
Today,
Canada
needs
more
men
like
these
men
who
have
what
it
takes
to
become
trained
anti-aircraft
gunners
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Artillery.
Because
their
training
takes
time,
Canada
needs
these
men
now.
Now,
when
Canada's
freedom
is
threat
anti-aircraft
gun
crew,
and
you
can
begin
training
immediately.
Canada
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you
now!
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