3
7-9
TODAY
and
WED.
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
January
3,
1'JjO
Fire
Dept.
Kept
Busy
.
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.
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f
ill
.'.,.'.
-If
.
City
firemen
were
kept
busy
:
over
the
cold
holiday
week-end
Goes
16
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SHIRTS
i.
WAX
V:f
If
;
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(t.
when
they
rushed
to
six
ca'ls
between
Now
Year's
Eve
and
Monday
morning.
Sunday
afternoon
a
violent
explosion
rocked
'the
home
of
Robert
Ttaquair,
1533
Ptggot,
and
sent
the
lid
of
the
kitchen
stove
through
the
ceiling
and
into
the
attic.
Frozen
water
jacket
was
the
cause
of
the
blast.
Mr.
Tra-quair
and
his
family
were
holidaying
at
Burns
Lake
and
the
home
was
being
looked
after
by
friends
.They
had
just
Jeft
the
dwelling
before
3:30
p.m.
when
the
explosion
occurred.
The
stove
and
surrounding
furniture
was
badly
damaged.
The
string
of
fire
calls
began
at
6:45
p.m.
New
Year's
eve
at
the
home
of
M.
Heisi,
1152
Seventh
Avenue
East.
The
largest
New
Year
Entry
Waterfront
Store
Former
Screen
Star
Succumbs
51
WESTERN
STYLE
RIDER
PAH
IS
IIS
vitiNiMA.
ii'i'-iiia
icpi-e
rTS
jannins,
aeil
sixiy-tro,
niif
RUPERT
MENS&BOYS
Store
Holly
dad's
briahiestl
.--tar.-'
;
decades
i".',o
before
the
adv
ul
t:ilkin.r
piniurfs,
died
of
c.
(er
at
hi:i
luiiie
in
Zinkenb,
last
niulit.
He
had
been
in
.'.iveral
weeks.
Junilitlt..
wio
.s
I
lie
first
tor
to
win
HolLvwocd's
ae-idi
The
New
Year
holiday
weekend
was
devcid
of
major
inci-e'ent
as
far
as
the
noljre
were
(onc-.'tned.
A
breaking
and
entering
occurred
on
the
.waleir'-
jnt
nhen
entry
wa?
made
to
F
F..
Hunt
Ltd.
shio
cnancuery
establishment
by
breaking
a
window
on
the
wateilront
side.
A
30-30
'.Hie,
belonging
to
a
member
of
the
crew
of
tne
ha'lbut
boat
Lois
N.t
was
taken
as
well
as
a
side
or
fire
of
the
six,
it
caused
consider
able
damage
to
the
basement
of
REVIEW
AIR
PACT
Officials
meet
in
Ottawa
to
attempt
to
iron
out
difficulties
arising
from
the
air
agreement
signed
by
Canada
and
the
United
States
last
June.
Chief
problem
is
Colonial
Airlines'
attempt
to
avoid
competition
from
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
on
the
rich
run
between
Montreal
and
New
York.
Left
to
right:
J.
R.
Baldwin,
chairman
of
Canada's
Air
Transport
Board;
Adrian
Fisher,
legal
advisor
to
the
U.S.
State
De
partment;
Emory
T.
Nunneley,
Jr.,
general
counsel
of
the
U.S.
Civil
Aeronautics
Board,
and
H.
O.
Moran,
Canadian
assistant
under-secretary
of
MARKETS
George
Mostad
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
plane
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
j
oi!'d.
for
his
work
in
'
T,ie
t
trlol".
He
rlird
im
arefiiliv
in
state.
(CP.
Photo)
bicon.
a
quantity
of
eio.a'-ctUM
.sleep,
Jannina's
wife
said
and
some
$8
In
silver
fmm
a
till.
the
dwelling.
Mr.
Helsl
had
been
thawing
frozen
water
pipes
with
a
blow
torch
when
paper
Insulation
caught
fire.
Quickly
sum-jmoned,
firemen
immediately
extinguished
the
flames.
At
7:45
p.m.
New
Year's
Day,
the
fire
engine
spreded
to
the
home
of
J.
Atkinson,
945
Third
Avenue
West,
and
extinguished
a
chimney
blaze
with
a
booster.
Fresh
Fruit
Japanese
Orinees
Bananas.
10
25
Apples,
cooking,
31b
2a
t
jnev
Macs,
a
los
29
i,emons.
larae
Cal.
aoz
1A
Urauelruii.
3
fo1-
32
Oranses
(Navel)
..
.22-.7o
;'-'''';&'''
V
r
v
A
Happy
New
Year
to
S
"All
Our
Friends
I
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
5
Mrs.
William
Wasyk
sa.
this
afternoon
on
the
Coq
'.am
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
The
entry
was
rv
Ac
bc'wer'ti
8
a.m.
Sunday,
when
police
patrol
had
checked
the
premises,
and
4:30
n.m.
te
si
i.,e
d
iv
wii.'n
the
pro"-1-'
ir
M.
V.
N'iPKC-ni.
Dates.
Ib
Vctelablcs
Celerv.
lb
10-.13
Rhubarb.
2
ID
i
Beeis,
bunch
10
Newspaper
advertising
pays
n
dividends.
No
damage
was
caused.
No
sooner
.
vls'ted
the
st.u
r
pnd
dis-oveved
had
the
firemen
returned
and!that;
it
hnd
been
entered,
settled
down
with
fingers
crossed,
I
j
Parsley,
uuncn
Oa-u
'liinuus
.00
bpniHcli.
2
lb.
cello
19
Kaui.shcs.
bunch
oa
Mushrooms,
lb
8
a
head
Lettuce
13-.13
CouKinir
Onions.
3
jbs
29
Cauhtlower.
lb
15
Tomatoes.
Calif,
'i
IDs
ii
cauoaue.
lu
il;
Tomaioes.
No.
1
lb
33-3d
HEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
(
'i
A
Hume
Away
Xvmi
noinr
1
50
Rooms
Hot
and
Cold
water
i
when
anothpr
alarm
sounded.
This
was
at
0:
50
p.m.,
and
a
chimney
fire
was
the
cause
again.
'
Arriving
at
the
home
of
W.
Collins,
1144
Eigth
Avenue
East,
they
found
a
burning
chimney
and
section
of
floor
alongside
afire.
A
portion
of
the
floor
was
burned
but
otherwise
very
little
damage
vf.-i
t
X
lV
,
i
4?.;
Potatoes.
10
lb
Cucumbirs.
lb
2i
VeaeraDle
Marrow,
ID
u'i
Siiuash.
lb
10
Va
Phone
JJ.
V
-
IVlCUl'lUC
SI.
PRINCE
RUHERT,
Be
'
tu..K
M
P.O.
Box
196
f
8
Dill
Pickles,
ga:
J
.65
;
Cut
Green
Beans,
-y.
18
!
No.
i
Peas,
fancy
".
1
I
Mied
Vegetables
....
23
uiced
Beets,
uer
tin
.16
I
Wax
Beans,
choice
21
Mixed
Peas
nci
carrots
n
Pumpkin,
c
for
1
...
2?
Baked
Beans,
20-oz.
tin
23
Baked
Beans,
15-o.:.
tin
pa
U
Tomatoes.
2K-o,
2;
Headquarters
tor
WINTER
SPORTS
EQUIPMENT
Skis
and
Ski
Equipment
C.C.M.
Matched
Ice
Skate
Outfits
Campbell
Badminton
Racquets
and
Shuttlecocks
Sleighs
was
done.
,
Du
to
cold
weather
many
establishments
were
heated
at
a
greater
rate,
and
in
one
instance
the
rising
heat
set
off
an
automatic
alarm
system
wht.
i
sent
the
department
out
again.
At
about
8:30
p.m.
Sunday,
this
type
of
call
was
answerer
from
the
C.
N.
docks.
Monday
mornir.a,
began
with
a
call
at
10:30.
Pipes
at
the
Central
Rooms
became
too
hot
ua
far
as
the
.unng-.viient
was
con
HIGHWAY
CONFERENCE
Representatives
of
ti.c
federal
povf
riiment
and
the
10
provinces
were.
discussing
proposals
for
a
5.000-jnile
trans-Canada
highway.
Chattins
Informally
at
an
Ottawa
meeting
are.
left
to
right,
E.
S.
Spencer,
Newfoun
d'and
minister
of
public
works;
J.
T.
Douglas,
Saskatchewan
minister
of
highways
and
transp
ortalion;
Marc
Boyer,
federal
deputy
minister
of
reconstruction
,and
Reconstruction
Minister
Win
ters.
ic.
P.
rhoto)
START
THE
NEW
YEAR
RIGHT
Have
your
Radio
Repaired
CALL
Blue
992
irv.
..i!K
!
yuan
f
Pint
1
Cream.
V-
uinl
2U
l".f'V.S
i
Medium,
cartons
l9:
PuileU.
cartons
uiiUvr
First
Grade,
lb:
07
j,
Margarine,
lb
-33
1
Cheese
1
cerned
sc
a
call
as
put.
In.
N.i
fire
resulted.
FINE
PRINTING
at
REGAL
PRINTERS
I'HONK
21
222
Sftond
Ave,
m
the
January
1947
date.
The
.Uim'.;t
water'
an:l
heat.
A
coldest
weather
of
the
immecli-
least
one
water
jacket
exploded
fately
previous
winter
of
1948-41
ihaw'ni
of
waterpipes
caused
was
12.1
above
on
February
1J,
fires
which
reriuired
the
atten-!
WJ.
,tion
of
the
lire
department.
f
Yer
Day
Is
Winter's
Coldest
Canadian
Chfcse.
lb
00
Mi
IK
On
Business
To
Venezuela
JENS
RADIO
CLINIC
!
Arvr
I
he
frigid
New
Years
streets
were
slippery
and
r
Eve
ihe
temperature
began
rl4
treacherous
on
New
Year's
Day
J-
M.
Macre,
superintendent,
of
ng.
The
lowest
reading
on
Sunf
brt
few
serious
injuries
occurred
construction
at
the
Columbia
,
vaijorated
Milk,
.(i-o-.
tins,
t
lor
....
Case;
Flour
Pastry
Flour,
7
lbs.
Flour,
4i)s,
No.
1
Wheal.
:
Flour,
24
s
33
7.10
60
hard
3.(ii'
1.82
For
SuU.sfaclory
Service
718
2iu:
Ave.
V.
Blue
!!2
Early
New
Year's
morninc
;
iiiii'e
Kuj)ert.
experienced
lts
,
coldest
weather
since
January
;
30,
1947.
The
official
ther-i
mometer
descended
to
three!
above
zero
on
New
Year's
Eve!
as
compared
with
three
below
I
For
A
New
Year's
Treat
I
lea
anG
Coltee
,
Cofleo.
lb
.03-
Ki
i'iea.
DeLuxe
ciua:ititv.
lb
1.18
..ay
night
was
seven
above
zero',
aitnonr.h
there
were
many
falls.
Cellulose
plant
left
by
plan"
for
arly
yesterday
morning
the
No
wis
was
hurt
in
traffic
ac-
Vancouver
Monday
enroute
to
Kies
started
clouding
and
by
eklehts.
.Caracas,
Venezuela
on
business.
..arly
yesterday
afternoon
a';
--
i
j
,
.uglit
snowfall
had
commenced'
.
'
Advertise
in
rnr
unfy
New;
and
with
gradually
rising
tem-j
V
LI
J
Result'
3nr
Try
a
ClasnnrO
AO
for
i
Orange
Juice
;
!
Blended
3-1
MAPLE
LEAF
perature
had
developed
into
tire
1
III
sJ
UIIU
CHANDLER'S
PORTRAIT
STUDIO
I'ilm
l-'inishiiiK
Kularging
Flash
I'hotiiF
Taken
al
Home
Phono
Oreon
38'J
21ti
4th
Hi
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C
WATERFRONT
Steam,hip
iyivcment
59
4
8i
u4
B?
.icaviest
fall
of
the
season
by
ihis
morning.
Milder
weather
is
predicted
for
the
next
'day
coupled
with
Jain
are.
Strawberry.
24-oz
rfif
ijeny.
24
ii,
BlurkDeny,
4-lD
Cherrv,
24-oz
Peach,
4
Ib
Auricot.'
4-lb
Souos
Canner!
S'jun
firaupfniit
Tomatoes.
20-oz.
ea
-13
28-OZ
24
:
gallon
59
Auule.
0-oz.
tin.
'i
lor
2D
,
4B-OZ.
;
34
j
Pineapple,
crushed
33
Pieces,
20-oz
41
i
Auricots.
20-07,
31
Cherries,
ancy.
20-oz
33
i
loganberries.
20-oz
29
Peaches,
choice
21
24
snow
flurries.
Up
to
9o'clockl
this
morning
over
four
inches
Sunday
ss.
Caiivj.s'
.1,
!)
p.m
Tuesday
s.s.
Calala,
1:30
p.m
'9I
i
to
.2
!
,(55-70c!
Turkey
of
snow
had
fallen
since
last
night.
The
weatherman
predicts
mm
With
throe
r-.arloads
of
frozen
:
fish
on
board
for
transshipment
;
East
over
Canariian
National
j
Railways,
motorship
Sidney,'
C'apt.
OFmii'.id
Henriekson,
vas
1
.62
iioustine
Chicken,
lb.
.
lb..
.90
nn
Ham.
boned
and
rolled,
1
Ham.
ree.
lb
21
!
Holoana.
lb
to
remain
about
4"
,
temperatures
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George
'
runi
Vnioi,ri
Sundayss.
Ca'ala,
p.m.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Georgt
Friday
ss.
Camosun,
2
p.m.
For
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Lard
Pimp
Ih
1
Shortening
31
.48
.fc3
1
Weiners
(iar
ic
Sausage,
ib
27
above
during
the
cay
and
14
in
poit
from
2
a.m.
until
noon
to-cvernight.
In
a
six
hour
period
flay.
Ihe
vessel
cleared
from
htrc
up
to
8
a.m.
this
morning
the
;or
Petersburg.
'
mercury
rose
from
14
to
27
.
Soap
Soap,
face,
bar
Laundrv.
cake
Soa-?
Powders,
large
..
SPKCII'Y
Till:
NATION'S
I
IM:ST
.MAH.E
M
AI
Product
of
Canada
Packers
Ltd.
i'j
1
Bacon,
pkg.
V?
ib
2
for
2.:
;
Bacon,
s.de,
piece
41
;
uoaae
Roll,
lb
j
Liver
Sausage,
lb
.
.45
Fresh
Pork
Ham.
lb.-..
Sunday
ss.
Catala,
11
p.m.
I
From
Alice
Arm
od
TOPICS
Stuart
There
was
a
extensive
chapter
TERRACE
Ch
.Tries,
'2
lb.
pkt.
.50
.93
.72
.52
.65
.62
.7o
.75
.98
of
frozen
heating
systems
and
AIan
Uubcau
and
Jim
Kennedy
water
the
New
pipes
during
arrlved
hl)me
,u
tho
ond
of
,.lsl
The
Coconut,
lb
Almond
Paste,
lb
Krutt
Cake
Mix,
lb.
Dates,
fancy.
1
lb.
r.kt.
Seedless
Raisins.
2
lbs.
Seeded
Raisins.
2
lbs.
Year
week-end.
Frozen
drain
Pork
Chops,
lb
Pork
Sausaae.
lb
Si.eak.
T-Bone.
lb
Steak,
round,
lb
Pork
Tenderloin,
lb.
(There
mav
be
variations
.45!
.3s:
.451
.35
!
.20
1
.4'.
I
.35
.35
I
.42'
week
to
spend
Xmas
holidays
with
their
parents
here.
Alan,
This
Company
Desires
to
Extend
to
All
Its
pipes
while
water
had
been
left
rnnninff
in
tnnc
raimpH
1hn
Tuesday
ss.
Catala,
a.m.
i
For
Ocean
Fl.
i
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Qoorgt
11:13
p.m.
'
From
Ocean
f
all
J
Wednesday--ss.
I'rtncc
Oeurgi
!From
Alaska
:
Thursday
ss.
Piince
George
p.m.
shelled
Wainuts,
V?
io.
!
Shelled
Almonds.
6
oz.
Shelled
Brazils.
6
oz.
..
,
Shelled
Brazils,
'i
lb.
who
is
a
Pl'cist
student
at
flooding
of
more
than
one
home
u
B
C-
Umc
work
in
13
t,,)inE
Pilrl
Hot
water
radiators,
tanks
and
ur
ces
in
various
stores
ueutmi-in'r
on
whether
special
or
standard
Qualities
are
listed.)
atrons
and
Friends
the
Terrace
Drug
Store
REX
CAFE
Wishes
You
All
A
HAPPY
flW
YEAR
Best
Wishes
for
a
pipes
burst
with
considerable
damage
in
some
cases.
One
apartment
house
was
completely
It's
business
wise,
to
advertise.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
George
p.m.
!
Happy
and
Prosperous
Hew
Year
rmmmxr.
EASV
LOAN
CO.
NO
lGnZRS
:
t
'i
r
1.
-
j
::
t
x
-a
t
'i
".
t.
t
'
'
LOVELY
DISH
!
(
Ifl
'IyM'
rilANK
J.
SKINNKP
)
Priucc
Buuyrt
Agent
Third
Aveii"e
Vzi'sim
.
often
PHONE
79
Happy
New
Year'
ilUUUta1
V
piannanj
iinilalcd
never
equalled
I-
1
A
;
GREAT
BIG
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
SNACK
BAR
IOU
A
NEW
HOME
Plan
to
Build
NOW
l
or
rians
and
EstimaleT
It's
GREER
&
BRIDDEK
The
Men
Who
Know
CONTRACTORS
ANO
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RED
581
P.O.
BOX
121
Weekdays
9
cm.
to,
9
p.".
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
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off
Third
Avenue
318
6th
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blue
92
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very
much.
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I
can
buy
myself
a
little
South
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