mtm
i
o
n
ii
.H.
in
ix,
Prince
Hupcrt
Daflp
13cto3
,Tuesilay,
July
26,
1949
.1
.
.
.
'IIAZELTOH
BEATS
1ELKVA9T05.
1
HAZrXTOtiA
.hitting
rpree
fei
.
I
aMnv"ws
(!2m'ki
9
4
,
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S
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m
v.v
Li
j
i
TdkA
demeks...
u.
tt
tenth
hitnnj,
whioi;
;'.
in
four
runs,
gave
;:i
a
9
ta
4
victory
over
i
in
tin
in!.'!ior
l'.l;;iie
r
b:;
-.i-tall
;ime
Ik'tc
ut
'k-C!l.(.
-e."oiid
half
of
the
:.!
.f-r
H:ie!tun
pitcher
IJTF!
.
(,U
r
Hi
'..V
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l
i
t!.(
!ic
!.-
r:
ii.
:
had
5i
Id
Telkwa
scoreless.
3
i
!-.!).
ilh
(l.jublitl
tii
dop
I
i
score
Charlie
Smit.lt
cei
$$9
4
at
now-far
V
...
i
?
You're
absolutely
right,
it
is
vacation
time
auw
...
but
in
a
lew
month
cold
weather
will
be
here
again
and
you
want
to
be
prepared
with
a
safe
warmthiiivtng
COAL
supply.
CALL
51
TOHAYJ
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
Lumber
Building:
Supplies
j
s'ifi
irr.v.i'
Wales
singled
to
;
.sco.'P
two
more
runners.
Sler-,r-i
sin
-k
d
to
lirin'!
in
Wuily
V!
T(!l:v,a
u.pcI
two
pitchers,
"
.ii
1
and
Jlnnwnuk,
while
W.
lis
went
the
course
for
II.zfHon.
I
1
3
In
Cucumber,
each
10
Vegetable
Marrow,
each
15
Canned
e&etalle
WETS
Dill
Piemen.
ral.
1
79
Icy.
STKWAUT
NEWS
....
On
Saturday
last
this
district
sw-!tcr'd
urider
leniperature
of
I
1'J
c
j'.rff.'s
in
the
sun
and
79
I
cif';rrf-s
in
the
shade.
This
was
the
cue
for
everyone
to
arrange
'for
a
pirr.ic
or.
Sar.;!ay
hut
the
(weatherman
intervened.
The
i
rains
'came
and
all
picnics
wore
,off.
Cut
Green
Beans,
No.
5
Peas,
fancy
.20
.i!U
Wt-htrrnrra
are
to
tlir'Enpiueer"
a
huHky,
10-imh
Lri
kit-
Kitrk
limit
w
i
t
limit
laciirti.
It'l
cut
from
the
finest",
oil-tan
leather
fit
leil
m
il
Ii
ml
junlalilr
itrap
on
uppenand
iutr'p.
for
Milid
etiinfort
fur
ruttfted
wear
on
the
toupheat'
jul
-ak
jour
uliuc
al.
r
for
lUc
LetLic's
"Ei.jjiuBcr.
TALENT
RECOGNIZED
The
government
of
British
Columbia
has
purchase!
five
pr!:vs
bv
Judith
Phyllif
Morgan,
19-waf-olrt
Indian
Mint
from
Kitwanea.
atter,riin
thp
A'horni
Indian
Residential
School.
The
five
will
be
part
of
a
"one-man
show-
of
20
of
hr
p;in''n-s
at
the
NaUonal
Museum
in
Ottawa.
Here
Mis
Morgan,
left,
alone
with
Gcorpe
SinIiir
cntrr.
a
painter
crippled
with
arthritis
who
and'viiiar
discovered
the
Rirl's
talents
two
vears
ao
l
Ireland,
provincial
archivist,
study
some
of
her
work.
Reflecting
her
pride
in
hr
rnr-f,
MKs
Morgan
paints
chiefly
Indian
scene
and
charac
ters.
.
.
c
P
"'ioto)
Iwjxcd
Vetsewtbie
Diced
Beets,
per
tin
Wax
Beans,
choice
Mixed
Heas
and
Carrot
Pumpkin,
2
for
Baked
eBuns,
20-oz.
tin
Halted
eBan.s.
15-oz.
tin.
ea.
Tuinatoes.
28-oz
23
14
1
19
19
25
22
21
23
QUALITY
WORK
B00TJT-
It
I-resti
Milk
Quart
22
Pint
12
Cream.
Dint
.28
t.ztn
WUW
7nMF
ATlBC
COAST
HI
crate
u
rrrsh
rrttit
,iKinn.
ID.
Uritr
Cal..
d
t
call..
3
l"r
iNaVtli
lb
lrti
tables
'
2
lb.
-
nrh
ouni'h
ib
2
lb.
bunch
mns.
3
bunches
ns.
lb
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
J.TmrU:o
Co.
'!'!.)
-M.VII
.wm.
mi
SALMON
PACK
"
McCLYMONT
PARK
British
Columbia
coast
al
.72
.70
The
?vhses
Joyre
and
Juanita
Ilawkin.ion
were
hostesses
'at
a
party
given
in
honor
of
Miss
Betty.
MacAuiay,
at
their
home
on-
.Suiurduy.
Miss
MacAulay
is
on
a
visit
to
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
MaeAulay.
Miss
VacAulay
retuned
to
Vancouver
on
the
Camosun
on
Mnday.
She
is
an
employee,
of
the
Income
lax
Department.
Law,
cartoned,
doz
Milium
.
Boiler
First
Grade,
lb
Margarine,
lb
Milk
Evaporated
Milk.
16-oz.
tins.
2
for
mon
pack
totalled
91.567
cases
i
The
section
of
McBride
Street
Bp
to
July
16,
aeeording
to
the1
.64
.37,
INCLUDING
WHISKERS
'A
full
grown
male
,tf.51rus
measures
from
10
to-ll-leet
AISIA
TO
AMERICA
Mh;kATiO:
mliui
The
National
Museum
study
oi
-
9.70
.03
07
',i
I
adjacent
to
McCiymont
Park,
latest
bulletin
issued
by
the'
33
has
been
declared
a
playground
Chief
Supervisor
of
Fisheries,
1
Vancouver
Bayonne
Bralorne
B.
R.
Con
B.
R.
X
from
the
nose
to
the
enil
uLthe
case
....7.7a
none
for
traffic
purpose
and
a
Vancouver.
The
pack
was
some
short
tail.
Canadian
Cheese,
ib
.50
m&ximum
speed
limit
of
15
miles
73,000
cases
short
of
that
for
Cariboo
Quartz
1
10
!
prehistoric
migration
routes
from
Asia
to
North
America,
is
'n
being
contiuued
this
summer
bv
luce
Onions.
3
lbs
lb
No.
1
lb.
s.
10
lb
pirs,
lb
l-'lour
an
hour
set.
The
move
was
made
!
the
same
period
of
1948.
Supplies
have
been
taken
Congress
.03
Va
IN
ROCKET'S
GLARE
"''
Francis
Scott
Key
composed
The
Skeena
and
Naas
dis
Hedley
Mascot,
23
i
'to
Uie
Silver
Tip
mine
in
the
a
staff
archaeologist
Dr.
Doug-
The
Star
Spangled
Banner
Pacific
Eastern
.03
i
uppe
pper
Salmon
River
Valley.
Olaf
Jas
Leechman,
who
s
carrying
Lit'W
V'
F-lu-nirl.n
vortr4
A
,.
..
..
or.
Pend
Oreille
4
l'i
while
watching
the
British
aV
tack
on
Baltimore
in
1814.
-
f
---""-"
-
investigations
in
Rrltisii
Colum-
HoKfotv,
will
be
employed
by
the'bla
north
of
Prince
George.
r.
tricts
accounted
for
43,3i;6
cases,
more
than
half
the
total
packj
for
the
period,
while
other
ar-i
eas
of
-District
1Y'o"
added
an-
other
17,832
cases
to
the
total
I
pack.
J
Sockeye
pack
on
the
coast
j
was
52.466
cases,
of
which
28,'
FlourlrNo.
1
hard
wheat
ali
C0nM
M
ftt
re
Flour,
24
s
1
89
quest
of
the
Civic
Centre
Asso-
Tea
and
Coffee
.
,.iatinrl
Coffee,
lb
,
i
.
DeLuxe
qualltv.
lb.
1.14
Civic
Centre
Playground
Dir-
2o4iT.
ector
Rowland
H.
Miies
asked
Tomatoes.
15
28-
....
34
council
In
a
letter
to
impose
a
-
-
58
15
mlle-an-hour
speed
limit
in
AD&M.:...t!.n.0....:
il
that
area
for
lhe
pecuon
ot
Canned
FtuIIs
the
children
who
regularly
use
Pineapple,
crushed
34
lh
nnrlr
ln
thl
,.
m,u.
Pioneer
3.23
Premier
Border
fit
Privateer
17
company
open
cutting
and
strip-
Leechman1!
a
well
-
known
V
You
aw
It
in
the
NewgL,
ins.
La
tor
on
more
intensive
de
writer
and
authority
on
Canadian
archaeology.
velopment
will
be
undertaken.
s
i
576
came
from
the
Naas
and
i
oiv
r-t.'MTTTDiira
ran
"
r
"
"
Pieces.
20"-!
37
i
ADrlcots.
.33!
Many
of
the
children
are
of
Skeena
areas,
Cohoe
pack
on
the
Naas
and
Skeen
was
13,
757.
Reeves
McDonald
2
30
Reno
(
j
Silbak
Premier
41
Vananda
.15
Salmon
Gold
12
Spud
Vallry
0".
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
3.?0
A.
P.
Con
17
Atlantic
77
P.ritaln'8
noble
Order
of
the
STEWART
ASKS
Guile,
wa--5
founded
in
1313.
aid
UAII
T
VJt
IK
1V11L.
HA'PENNY'S
SIZE
Cherries,
fancy.
20-oz
30
m
ftie
at
which
thpv
dn
not
t
......
....
Oil
1
T
"
"
J
-
"
L.i'KUi
iuci
i
ir.i,
til
realize
the
danger
of
traffic
.30
Peaches,
choice
GREER
&
BR1DDEN
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILDERS
.0
-
-
Lard
j
and
consequently,
cars
travelling!
The
bntisli
halfpenny
Is
one
iruii
in
diameter.
i-urp,
m
o
v,i.,v,
rt,i.
r
j
Shortening
-
82,"
.
"
"c"CUk-
STEWART
The
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
passed
a
resolution
Monday
requesting
that
RUPERT-BOUND
SHIP
AGROUND
Calmont
.Si)
Soap
I
a
menace,
ne
ctaiej.
un'dc
:::::::::
2
fo'r
it!
Alderman
George
Rudderham,
Soap
Powders,
large
.39
:
chairman
of
the
board
of
works,
ilaee
-"Uit
I
agreed
that
a
"playground
tone
Ahnolnd,,p?te:
m
il'
jum
important
a
a
wnooi
Coconut,
ib
.50
one"
adding
that
the
move
DUteVlX-lbb-Dkt-
M
shoUld
have
becn
made
Vfia"
Southbound
to
Prince
Rupert
with
a
cargo
of
fish,
the
Alaska
Steamship
Lines
freighter
Luridor
was
reported
to
be
aeround
In
Wraneell
Narrows.
consideration
be
given
by
the
government
to
the
granting
of
an
air
mail
service
to
this
port.
The
recent
announcement
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
that
they
will
supply
a
weekly
air
service
is
the
reason
for
this
request.
C.
&
E
in
Central
Lcduc
,7ii
Home
Oil
10.00
'
Mercury
0!)'
Pacific
Feis
,..
.
3
43
Oka'ta
1."
i
Princes
20
Royal
Canadian
064
M2'
2
.12'2
.10
.53
1
i
.23
14
H
'-2
.10
91.50
!
1.09
.59:'4
'
KoutU
nrazeait
Toronto
AM'
,a
A.
I.
f1
'.e;',L
K:
V
;
I!'
v.
:.u:
t
r
M
)
Buffalo
Canadian
C.,:i
-..'.
Snieilers
.,
Con
west
I).
..,'.;;
Eldona-
I
happines
3
CONSTRUCTION
ALTERATIONS
REPAIRS
Seedles
Rai.slns.
2
lbs
35
ago.
Ive(tiedt
Shelled
Iua-1r!1Mi1
Walnuts,
ib'ih
lb.
47'
1
wonder
lf
'e
should
have,
Extent
of
her
damage
Is
not
2
39
It
all
year
round
or
just
while
known.
The
7,000-ton
vessel
.45
the
park
Is
In
use?"
Mayor
went
aground
during
the
night.
40
Axnotu
asked.
.67
39
1
Alderman
Forman
replied
that
INDIAN
OUTPOSTS
Portuguese
possessions
ln
are
Goa,
Damon
and
Dui.
.77
Shelled
Almonds,
8
oz
Shelled
Brazils.
V,
lb.
Jams
Pure
Strawberry,
24-oz
Rasobe-rv.
24-oz-
"...
Blackberry.
4-lb
Cherry,
24-oa
-
Peach.
4
lb
Apricot.
4-lb
Swim
Canned
Soups
V.l
Vw...A
n
IE
ln
Ea-t
Sullivan
2.10
Giant
Ycllowknife
6.00
FLOOR
SANDING
A
.SPECIALTY
Z......
'83
mile-an-hour
zone
for
only
part
IS
tot
the
year
would
be
confusing
OFFICIAL
COLOR
The
Behian
government's"
P.O.
BOX
711
RED
SCI
IS
to
.20
'
10
motorists.
He
favored
a
per-
J
U3O;iD0IKI
RlKCt'
manent
playground
zone.
I
"blue
books"
are
grey.
.75
..W.V.W.V.WA'AV.-
Meat
Chicken,
lb
Ham,
boned
and
rolled,
lb
Ham.
red.
lb
-
RllotrnH
lh.
90
1
Council
passed
Alderman
Rud-
.72
del
ham's
motion
and
Instructed
49
ri(,
c,,i.
uu..i,
i,,,,,..
Weiners.
lb.
.
-
50
.5(1
kigns
placed
at
liie
warnuig
roadside.
.47
.90
.75
.50
.55
.70
Ourlic
Sausaee,
lb.
Bacon,
pkq;.,
'V
lb.
...
Bacon,
side,
piece
...
Cottage
Roll,
lb
Liver
Sausage,
lb.
..
Spare
Ribs,
lb
Fresh
Pork
Ham.
lb
Pork
Chous.
lb
I
Pork
Sansatie.
lb.
Steak,
T-Bone
lb
Steak,
round,
lb.
..
God's
Lake
Hnniroek
Ilarricnrui
I!'
v
c
;
IIosco
J.i,
Unite
Jo!i
"l.
Que
bee
La';e
Rii.viui
:
I.
0.1
.a
Lit'
!e
Lour
L:c
1
.
0
,
..!
,:
'oi
l.'e.l
Lake
...
M
Ken.-ifr
K.'d
Lake
M
l.i
od
Cockshutt
Moneta
Nevis
Njranda
I
onvieourt
i'.
:
'
Cr.iv
.."
to
;
t
S;:n
Ai'loolo
Scrator
Rouyn
.42
.18!'2
.03
.0714
.14:,4
.Otiti
.47
.08
.00
.60
.11
2.84
.50
1.01
.
.40
2.20
53.23
.11
2
00
.04
4.30
.33
MINE
OPENING
OF
INTEREST
.75.
.55
.85
75
Announcement
of
the
early
re-
lb
1.05
opening
of
the
Premier
mine
:
Pork
Tenderloin,
aroused
a
good
deal
of
interest
Our
service
is
prompt
and
your
satisfaction
Is
guaiaiiteetil
We'll
wash
your
car
and
clean
the
interior
in
just
a
few;
minutes.
We're
here
to
serve
you
by
servicing
your
car.
G.
Stenstrom,
consultant
im
Prlnce
RUDert
and
Portland
for
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
who
Canal
where
there
were,
still
'-PARKER'S
'-noil
quite
a
few
former
employees
who
had
been
doing
nothing
In
particular
since
the
closing
down
Parkine,
Crating
r'l""lt
nd
General
f"u
and
Storar
has
been
in
the
city
and
district
for
several
weeks,
will
sail
by
the
Prlnc
Geeorge
tonight
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
You
Saw
It
in
The
News!
of
the
Premier
a
year
ago.
All
Uptown
Service
Service
Siieirit
Gordon
2.05
S!iti)
Ho:-k
1.73
Silver
M.Her
.33
Stai-'ieon
I'iver
21
were
confident
the
property
Phone
791
2nd
and
Mi
Bride
OR
c-ji
r
...
-i
would
open
again,
but
could
not
,
U
M,
ti
rm
A
Imim
Srvw.
far.
I
III
jf
'
"
'
'
j
say
how
soon.
The
definite
news,
at
last,
was
welcome.
mPlete,
Reliable
and
:"'ent
Service,
call
say'
Cartage
&
wage
Limited
and
Park
Avenues
Established
1910
Phones
60
and
68
"I
can't
find
the
baby!''
I
Try
a
Classified
Ad
for
Results.
STEEL
LANDING
MATS
1
r
t
!
1
f
-.1
i
-
-r'--
W
&
SONS
'
.
Contractors
4h
At
-jj
-
r
1-4
J
i-L
'
-y
H
-4
-
-y
4j
Ut-
4-4-
f-H-l
I
1
-
I
i
hr
Tt4-
-
-
4-
-
'
4
j
l"W-RKMfinplIiwr;
V
-
i
---LH'T"
.44-
FHM)ATIONS
us
help
y0u
pian
now
home
under
N.II.A.
SPECIAL
NOTICE
Steamship
Coquitlam
Resumes
ftegular
Service,
sailing
from
Vawouver
Wednesday,
July
27
tnd
from
Prince
Rupert
Fri-(lay,
July
29,
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
(1731
to
r
Green
S83
Box
586
Sizes
3'xl2'
1'
thick
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LYWOOD
CAFE
fT
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
r
In
FRM
11:30
A.M.
To
3:83
A.M.
k
Suitable
for
Fences,
Skylight
Protectors,
Reinforcing,
Road
Building,
Cattle
Guards,
Dyking.
Priced
to
Sell.
Write
for
Blue
Prints
and
Full
Particulars
-
'
ATLAS
IRON
&
METALS
Ltd.
250
Trior
St.,
Vancouver
WAGNER,
STEIN
&
GREENE
CO.
1832
Store
St.,
Victoria
PRINCE
RITF.RT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
712
2nd
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
'alize
In
Chinese
rjlshe
SUKY
SOME
FOOD
FOR
A
FOUNDLING
The
Humane
Society
for
the
Prevention
of
C
nelly
to
Animals
continually
urges
us
to
be
kind
to
dumb
animals.
Perhaps,
the
animals
who
need
kindness
and
sympathy
most
are
ones
like
this
three-weeks-old
fox
cub.
Ti.shy,
now
at
the
London
zoo,
after
being
found
in
the
roadway.
Tishy
is
being
reared
on
the
bottle
by
Mi.-s
I'c.t
Proctor,
supervisor
of
the
children's
zoo,
who
takes
him
home
every
night
to
make
sure
he
gets
a
"round
ths
clock"
meal
service.
f
O't0e
Order,
PHONE
138
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